Reviews

Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ and Smoker: Smoke without fire Combining the simplicity of electricity with the authenticity of smoke, the Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ and Smoker is an effective appliance

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max review: Now in Alpine Green Better in most ways than its predecessor, but most improvements to the iPhone 13 Pro Max are marginal

Apple Mac Studio (2023): The ultimate compact desktop No change in design but the Apple M2 Mac Studio delivers a big leap in performance

Oppo Pad Air: Featherweight build with heavyweight stamina Thin, light and stylish, the Oppo Pad Air punches above its weight and budget to deliver one of the best affordable tablets on the market

8x8 review: Business comms done right This unified communications platform is inexpensive to set up, and has plenty of options for growing organisations

Insta360 Go 3: This action camera thinks it’s a wearable Is it a wearable camera? Is it a GoPro rival? The Insta360 Go 3 is both, but the versatility comes at a price

Xiaomi 13 Ultra review: Ultra competitive The Xiaomi 13 Ultra one-ups its Pro brother on both design and camera flexibility but sadly it won’t be launching in the UK

Tefal ActiFry Genius+ review: A pricey but brilliant fryer It might be costly but the Genius+ is packed full of standout features

Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM review: Swift by nature It’s not the most versatile OLED monitor on the market but the PG27AQDM’s mastery of the gaming basics is unquestionable

Sony NW-A306 review: Big sound from a compact Walkman Given the right stuff to work with, the Sony NW-A306 can sound bigger and more expensive than it is

AOC Agon AG325QZN review: Quality gaming on the cheap A high quality 31.5in 240Hz QHD gaming monitor for less than £450

BenQ Mobiuz EX480UZ review: A marvellous OLED monster There’s something faintly ridiculous about a gaming monitor this big but it’s still rather impressive

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 review: A foolproof instant camera Fujifilm’s latest entry-level instant camera offers simple controls and well-framed photos