Reviews

Thecus N4810 review: A cut-price NAS that's hard to beat A superb-value four-bay NAS with a few rough edges, this is a great choice for experienced techies

Apple iPad Pro 12.9in (2017) review: Tablet perfection Apple’s 12.9in iPad Pro is still the best tablet money can buy, but impressive internal improvements bump it up to a necessary purchase

Xbox One S: Still the best console? The Xbox One S can't match the Xbox One X for power, but for price and style it's hard to top

Synology DS918+: An intuitive NAS with serious potential Not the fastest, but this feature-packed NAS makes a brilliant addition to any home or office

Is Nokia's 7 Plus their most appealing phone yet? The most desirable mid-range handset of 2018, the Nokia 7 Plus is one class act - and half the price of the S9

Shadow of the Colossus on PS4 is now cheaper Team ICO’s generation-defining title is still one of the best games around, 15 years later

Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 review: Plus-sized reversible greatness Dell’s latest XPS 15 is its most powerful 2-in-1 ever, and it has a very interesting keyboard

Gigabyte Sabre 15 and Sabre 17 hands on: Sharp performance Gigabyte delivers its take on the affordable gaming laptop – and the results are anything but blunted

Acer Triton 700: Incredible performance in a slim chassis Acer’s streamlined Predator is the pinnacle of portable gaming

Asus ROG Phone: The "world’s fastest" smartphone is here The Asus ROG phone sets its sights on the mobile gamer, and is equipped with the fastest mobile processor yet

MSI GF63 first look review: Gaming made affordable MSI drops the weight, thins the bezels and shrinks the price for its latest 15.6in gaming laptop

Asus VivoWatch BP: Is this the first health wearable? Asus’ VivoWatch BP is the first of the next generation of health wearables – now you can keep tabs on your blood pressure, too

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: A superbly thrilling shooter The style may be sterile, but few games create such tension and atmosphere over such a short period of time – PUBG is tense and thrilling