Reviews

Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo review A brilliant compact fan that punches above its weight, and the mist is more than a gimmick. You can, however, get more airflow elsewhere.

Toshiba Canvio Flex (2025) review: Solid cost-effective storage SSDs win on speed and ruggedization, but the Canvio Flex still makes a case for HDDs when it comes to capacity and cost

Orico K20 review: Neat and versatile MagSafe-compatible storage The Orico K20 isn’t the fastest SSD, but the MagSafe feature makes it a great choice for storage on the move

OnePlus Pad 3 review: The best Android tablet around Between its massive display and extensive battery life, the OnePlus Pad 3 is easily the best Android alternative to Apple’s latest iPad Air

Xerox C235 : An impressive home office do-it-all printer The C235 is perfect for anyone needing a fast, versatile and capable printer with comprehensive connectivity

Motorola Edge 60 Pro review: Edging closer to success A rejigging of specs makes the Motorola Edge 60 Pro a far more compelling phone – but software support remains a concern

MeacoFan Sefte 8in Portable Table Air Circulator review

Marshall Heston 120: Taking the fight to Sonos Want a soundbar to enjoy spatial audio content with? Add the Marshall Heston 120 to your shortlist - it’s a punchy, organised and absorbing listen

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: Trimming the wrong fat The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge pairs compelling design with great performance but the camera compromises don’t feel worth it

Ooni Halo Pro review: a game-changer for dough-heads The undeniably stylish Ooni Halo Pro excels at producing perfectly kneaded dough for breads and pizza

Honor 400 review: A successful trip back to basics Honor takes a different approach to the mid-range market with the leaner, but cheaper, Honor 400

Cloudpillo Original review Filled with foam pieces, the Cloudpillo Original can be adapted for your comfort – but adjusting the filling can be more hassle than it’s worth

LG C5 (OLED48C5): Once a classic, always a classic? LG’s mid-range C series OLEDs have long been regarded as classic TVs - and the C5 mostly continues this theme