Reviews

  • HP Envy M6
    HP Envy M6 review Excellent battery life and great for games, the Envy M6-1205SA is a bargain
    £600
    Tom Morgan
  • Palicomp Alpha Laser
    Palicomp Alpha Laser review This is one of the best-value overclocked Core i5 PCs around but you’ll have to upgrade the graphics before you can play games
    £500
    K.G. Orphanides
  • best buy
    Wired2Fire Velocity VX
    Wired2Fire Velocity VX review A great budget monitor, graphics card and processor combination make this an all-rounder perfect for anything
    £500
    K.G. Orphanides
  • Asus FonePad
    Asus FonePad It’ll suit few people as a smartphone, but the FonePad excels as a 3G tablet
    £180
    Tom Morgan
  • recommended
    PC Specialist Infinity A10
    PC Specialist Infinity A10 review A powerful PC capable of playing games and the monitor is excellent, but we'd have liked USB3
    £449
    K.G. Orphanides
  • Booq Boa Courier 13
    Booq Boa Courier 13 review Expensive and not much room for documents, but it’s comfortable and has a good amount of padding
    £100
    Andrew Unsworth
  • Asus PadFone 2
    Asus PadFone 2 We wish the tablet's screen was brighter, but this is still an innovative and convenient alternative to carrying a smartphone and tablet
    £599
    Chris Finnamore
  • Nokia Lumia 720
    Nokia Lumia 720 A lovely mid-range Windows Phone 8 handset, but we don’t think it offers enough over the cheaper Lumia 620
    £294
    Chris Finnamore
  • Leopard in a box
    Serif DrawPlus X6 review DrawPlus X6 has lots of new features to spice up your graphics, but the speed problems from X5 are still present
    £82
    Katharine Byrne
  • Iiyama Prolite XB2485WSU
    Iiyama Prolite XB2485WSU review Its larger resolution is useful, but this height-adjustable monitor doesn’t have the image quality to match its high price
    £257
    Katharine Byrne
  • recommended
    Iomega StorCenter ix4-300d
    Iomega StorCenter ix4-300d review Not the most feature-packed budget NAS around, but perfect for anyone who just wants to plug it in and get going
    £380
    K.G. Orphanides
  • Philips 271P4QPJKEB
    Philips 271P4QPJKEB review It’s the best 27in AMVA panel we’ve tested, but this screen's contrast and image quality is still far below average
    £302
    Katharine Byrne
  • Archos Gamepad
    Archos Gamepad review A great idea, but the Gamepad only plays nice with certain games
    £120
    Tom Morgan