Reviews

Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design: Madness in phone form A gloriously futuristic folly of a smartphone that you’ll probably never own, but it’s also brilliantly bonkers

Melitta Aromaboy filter coffee machine review Provided you’re brewing for one, the Aromaboy is a lovely filter coffee machine

MatePad Pro 12.2in PaperMatte: A surprisingly good tablet The Huawei MatePad Pro PaperMatte is unusual and delightful in equal measure

Nothing Phone (2a) Plus review: A big nothing Though competent by itself, the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus is far from enough of an upgrade to justify its existence – or its bloated price

Google Pixel 9 Pro: This small phone casts a large shadow Google’s first compact Pro phone tucks myriad features into a svelte package, easily outshining its pricier big-screened sibling

Hubble Nursery Pal Glow+ review: A reliable baby monitor A value-for-money, no frills baby monitor with a host of 'app-on' features

Voxi review: The reigning champ of no-frills mobile wins aga Offering fantastic deals and excellent customer satisfaction scores, Voxi scoops the Best Mobile Network award for the second year running

Owlet Dream Sock review: A welcome aid for anxious parents? The Dream Sock is a smart baby monitor that measures heart rate, average oxygen level, movement and wake-ups with its built-in sensor

Simba Hybrid Ultra review: Luxury in layers A double layer of Simbatex foam and up to 8,500 springs make this Simba’s most luxurious mattress to date, but it has the premium price tag

Hyperoptic broadband review The smaller, full-fibre provider delivers superb speeds and a strong all-round service

Three Broadband review: A superb value offering If you’re prepared to rely on 4G or 5G coverage, Three has a very compelling broadband proposition

Dell XPS 16 (2024) review: A creative tour de force Following the design language of the XPS 13 Plus, Dell’s sleek new 16in powerhouse looks the part and has few shortcomings

Motorola Razr 50 review: Better, but still not there yet Despite some big improvements, including an excellent cover display, the Motorola Razr 50 still isn’t the ultimate affordable foldable