Reviews
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recommendedOverclockers Gaming Oxygen review: A PC that oozes quality This Vega-based PC costs a lot, but it’s beautifully built and has an excellent SSD/hard disk combo£1550
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AOC G2590PX: 144Hz gaming on a budget Elegant looks and a fast refresh rate can't make up for poor colour accuracy and a low contrast ratio£249
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HP Elite Slice review: A good mini PC, but not a great one This smart-looking modular PC performs well, but not well enough to justify the price£1150
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best buyDell XPS 13 (2016) review: Refined perfection This next-gen improvement sees the Dell XPS 13 move from a tantalising purchase to an essential one£1329
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recommendedAsus ROG Strix XG32VQ review: Big-screen gaming done right A great plus-sized monitor for competitive gamers, the Asus ROG Strix XG32VQ is the best large-screened gaming monitor on the market£550
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best buyNexus 5X review: Time to move on The Nexus 5X was an excellent Android handset for a reasonable price; it's a shame it's gone the way of the Dodo£339
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best buyHonor 8 Pro: Does everything right and is affordable If you’re in search of a big-screened smartphone, the Honor 8 Pro is quite simply one of the best money can buy£475
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Philips 328P6AUBREB: A colour-accurate HDR monitor Packs in a lot of features, from HDR10 support to full sRGB and Adobe RGB calibration but there are a fair few flaws, too£439
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HTC 10 review: 2018 is time to move on The most personalised take on Android yet and a huge improvement on the One M9, but the HTC 10 still has a few minor flaws holding it back£569
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recommendedPC Specialist Vulcan X 02 review: A seriously powerful PC The Vulcan delivers performance we’re not used to at this price, thanks to AMD's amazing Ryzen chips£999
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EE Hawk review: A budget Android phone that fails to impress The EE Hawk is a welcome change of pace from four-figured smartphone flagships, but is far from budget perfection£150
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Hisense H65NU8700: A solid 65in TV with great image quality Solid picture quality, colour accuracy and responsiveness but not the highest peak brightness for HDR£1399
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best buyHTC One M8 review Aside from the dual camera it's largely a by-the-numbers update, but the design alone is still enough to turn heads£530