Technology
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Motorola One Vision review: A tall order? With a long display, 48-megapixel camera and Samsung’s mid-tier chipset, the Motorola One Vision is a nearly brilliant mish-mash£269 -
recommended
Motorola Moto G7 Play review: Cheap and (almost) cheerful The Moto G7 Play launched alongside three other Moto-branded smartphones, and it’s the least impressive of the lot£149 -
recommended
Huawei P30: The understudy steals the show The Huawei P30 is less exotic than the Pro but still packs in plenty of technology -
Asus TUF FX505 hands-on review: Nvidia and AMD join forces Alongside a slew of ROG gaming laptops, Asus has also announced new TUF-branded devices that combine Nvidia and AMD components -
recommended
Nikon D3500 review: The budget DSLR king A superb budget DSLR that’s tailor-made for beginners, but it’s not a huge improvement on the D3400£329 -
recommended
Epson EcoTank ET-M3180 review: The laser printing king If you want the benefits of a mono laser MFP, Epson’s EcoTank ET-M3180 is a good pick£406 -
Gigabyte Aorus NVMe Gen4 SSD review The arrival of PCI-E 4.0 SSDs proves the new interface’s speed, but also its cost£261 -
D-Link Pan & Tilt review: Pivoting in the wrong direction? You can scan around a room to see what’s going on, but a fixed-lens camera is more practical for security£87 -
Xerox B215: The running costs of this MFP are too high The Xerox B215 is a decent mono MFP, if you don’t mind its hefty running costs£161 -
Deepcool Gamerstorm Fryzen review This AMD-only cooler is skillfully designed, but its actual cooling performance is nothing special£80 -
Sony RX100 VII review: The saviour of the compact camera? The RX100 VII could be a great choice for travellers with strict weight requirements - and deep pockets£1200 -
Samsung Galaxy A40: An affordable Samsung stunner We’ve been up close and personal with the Galaxy A40, a well-priced and compact budget entry in Samsung’s Galaxy lineup