Reviews

Sage Oracle Jet review: The best do-it-all espresso machine It’s expensive, but the Sage Oracle Jet is the best do-it-all espresso machine you can buy

Panasonic W90A (TX-55W90AEB) review Panasonic’s mid-range W90A delivers the brand’s imaging prowess at a more affordable price point than its Mini LED and OLED options

Honor Magic 7 Lite review: Reach exceeding its grasp The Honor Magic 7 Lite is a solid mid-range phone but this latest price bump puts it up against some difficult competition

Hisense UXN (110UXN) review: It's giant Hisense’s new, giant flagship TV boldly takes the once humble television where it’s never gone before

Xiaomi Poco X7: Return of the value king Xiaomi’s budget brand is back with the Poco X7 offering excellent quality for a cut-price – and only a couple of small drawbacks

GoPro Hero 13 Black: Still the best, but only just It may be ageing in some areas but the Hero 13 Black is capable of capturing killer footage of the most out-there outdoor activities

Motorola Moto G35 5G review: Lost in the crowd Despite a solid showing, the Motorola Moto G35 5G fails to justify itself as anything other than an extra addition to a crowded lineup

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE review: Too little, too late Samsung has made real progress with its entry-level flagship, but the Galaxy S24 FE’s most needed lesson goes unlearned

Simba Hybrid Luxe review: Luxury at a premium Simba’s Hybrid Luxe mattress is its most advanced mattress to date but comes with a price tag to match

Cambridge Audio Melomania P100: An impressive debut The Melomania P100 are an impressive over-ear debut from Cambridge Audio, with looks and sound belying their very competitive price

Acer Aspire Vero 16: A good laptop that's greener than most A big step forward from the original Vero, Acer’s new eco-warrior is a stylish all-rounder

Apple iMac (M4, 2024): A minimal upgrade Not much to see here: the latest Apple iMac adds M4 silicon and a better webcam but not much else

Kindle Scribe (2024) review: Stylus over substance The 2024 Kindle Scribe is much like the old Scribe – not even the software updates bring much more to the table