Reviews
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AOC G2770PQU review The AOC G2770PQU is a perfectly good 144Hz gaming monitor, but it's slightly too expensive£292 -
John Lewis LG 55JL9000 review A great TV with excellent picture quality and Smart TV apps, but the integrated soundbar isn’t great and makes the TV overly cumbersome£999 -
best buy
Moto G review (1st Gen) - Still a great budget choice for 4G Now available with 4G, the Moto G is an incredible bargain that punches well above its weight and is still the best budget smartphone around£135 -
AOC G2460PG G-Sync monitor review The AOC G2460PG is a brilliant monitor, but its built-in G-Sync, while impressive, is far too expensive and ultimately superfluous£330 -
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge review It's expensive and the curved screen adds nothing to the phone's overall utility, but the Galaxy Note Edge is still a quick and decent phone£680 -
HTC Re review - now with YouTube live-streaming support The HTC Re has a unique design that makes it a delight to carry around but it feels like a first attempt at an action camera for HTC£129 -
Soul Combat+ review The Combat+ is a great choice of headphones for exercising if you insist on wearing over-ear cans£160 -
ViewSonic VG2401mh review The ViewSonic VG2401mh is a terrific gaming monitor, but it's more expensive than its rivals and it lacks cable management£250 -
Roccat Ryos MK Pro review The Ryos MK Pro is an expensive but hugely customisable keyboard for keen gamers£140 -
Light Harmonic Geek Out 720 The Geek Out is an expensive but very capable USB sound card and headphone amplifier£249 -
Archos 80 Helium 4G review The Archos 80 Helium 4G has a poor screen, disappointing performance and tiny built-in storage; its only saving grace is its 4G modem£200 -
recommended
Destiny review A giant leap forward for social gaming, but Bungie hasn't delivered on all its promises£30 -
Linx 7 review The Linx 7 is a ludicrously cheap Windows 8.1 tablet that makes it a bit of a bargain as long as you can live with its lacklustre screen£80