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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review: Mighty, light and slight It’s not perfect, and may struggle against incoming competition, but the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is easily Samsung’s best foldable yet

The best places to put security cameras

Sharp GM6 (43GM6245K) review: One of the year’s biggest TV bargains The TiVo smarts and quantum dot LCD panel of Sharp’s latest aggressively priced TVs combine to make it look like a steal

How we test printers How do you choose the right printer for you? Helpfully, we’ve tested lots of them – here’s how we put each one through its paces

1MORE SonoFlow SE HQ31 review: Ready for the longest of long hauls  Where the 1More SonoFlow SE HQ31 are good, they’re very very good - but where they are bad, they are horrid

Amazon announces new Kindle Colorsoft and Colorsoft Kids Amazon's new Colorsoft Kindles stretch the definition of "refresh" to its absolute limits - but there are still some changes worth noting

Sony Bravia 9 (K65XR90) review: Keeping the LCD TV faith Sony’s love of HDR brightness sees it turning to LCD rather than OLED technology for its current top-of-the-range TV - with results that rewrite the home cinema rulebook

Huawei FreeBuds Pro 4 review: Living on the edge Good looks and better sound carry the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 4 quite a distance - with a better sonic balance, they could have gone all the way

The best Samsung phone to buy in 2025 We put Samsung’s recent smartphone output to the test to find the perfect phone for you

Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro review: Two’s a crowd The excellent Nothing Phone (3a) improves on its predecessor in every way – but there really didn’t need to be a separate Pro model

Honor 400 Pro review: Balancing act While not outstanding in any one area, the Honor 400 Pro is an impressive all-rounder that manages to make very few mistakes

Honor 400 Lite review: The talented Mr. Ripley The Honor 400 Lite is one of the better budget phones out there but its iPhone cosplay leaves it with little identity of its own

Nothing Headphone (1) review: Design is everything Nothing’s first over-ear headphones are as striking as you’d expect, and reasonably priced too, but their sound lets an otherwise impressive package down