Latest reviews
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Leatherman Bond EDC multi-tool review: an every-day carry that packs a real punch
From pliers to screwdrivers, tin-opening to envelopes, the Leatherman Bond is the tool for the job
By Mark Mayne • Last updated
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Victorinox Swiss Army Pioneer X review: a pocket toolbox for all occasions
A design classic, the Victorinox Swiss Army Pioneer X lives up to the high standards of the brand. Here's our review
By Mark Mayne • Last updated
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Beurer MG320 Shiatsu Air Compression Seat Cover review: wheezy but wonderful
Multiple massage options and very effective air massage make the Beurer MG320 an excellent all-rounder
By Carrie Marshall • Last updated
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Emma Premium mattress review: an impressive hybrid option with great support
The Emma Premium ups its comfort game with an added layer of extra-tall springs
By Louise Blain • Last updated
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Stromer ST2 e-Bike review: smooth ride for urban commutes
The Stromer ST2 is a sleek yet solid and feature-packed e-bike that makes every ride luxuriously easy and is worth every penny.
By Michelle Rae Uy • Last updated
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Amazon Echo Flex review: the smallest Alexa smart speaker yet
The Amazon Echo Flex is a tiny wire-free smart speaker for your wall sockets
By Yasmine Crossland • Last updated
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Motorola Edge 20 Pro review: a phone on the edge of interesting
The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is a massive phone with a brilliant display but nothing else makes it stand out from the crowd
By Yasmine Crossland • Last updated
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Philips OLED+936 review: elite 4K TV quality and Dolby Atmos sound in a top-value package
The Philips OLED+936 takes big strides forward for both visuals and audio, making it one of today's best TVs, no question
By Steve May • Last updated
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Dyson Supersonic hair dryer review: how to get salon hair at home
Voluminous curls, beach waves, straight and sleek… The Dyson Supersonic is designed to be versatile, but is it a jack of all trades, master of none?
By Claire Davies • Last updated
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Lifesystems rechargeable hand warmer review: a must-have for cold-dodgers
The Lifesystems rechargeable hand warmer heats in seconds, and doubles up as a power pack. Here's our review
By Ruth Hamilton • Last updated
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Dell XPS 15 9510 OLED review: big and powerful computing
Dell’s latest 15-inch XPS gets an upgrade that keeps it on the cutting edge, including an excellent screen
By Richard Baguley • Last updated
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EarMen Sparrow review: a portable USB-C DAC and headphone amp with big performance
This tiny USB-C DAC is great for audiophiles with newer smartphones, tablets and laptops to plug in their best headphones
By Simon Lucas • Last updated
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OnePlus Nord review: the ultimate mid-ranger
The OnePlus Nord stakes its claim to be the best value Android phone around
By David Nield • Last updated
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Bowers & Wilkins PI5 review: similar to the T3 award-winning headphones but so much cheaper
The Bowers & Wilkins PI5 are noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds with superb sound
By Yasmine Crossland • Last updated
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Omega Speedmaster ‘Moonwatch’ review: a year on the wrist
One of the most storied watches of all time, the Omega Speedmaster with its links to the Apollo moon missions is a must for any watch collection
By Alistair Charlton • Last updated
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Gigabyte Aorus 17X review: an absolute beast of a gaming laptop
The Gigabyte Aorus 17X gives you as much power as you could ever need
By David Nield • Last updated
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Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300 wake-up light review: feature-rich but fiddly
The Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300 will wake you up or send you off to sleep with its gradually altering light intensity and soothing sounds. Here's our review
By Ruth Hamilton • Last updated
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Upright Go 2 review: a guide to better posture... but you'll need to do the hard work yourself
The Upright Go 2 sticks on your back and vibrates when you slump. Can it train you towards perfect posture? Here's our review
By Michelle Rae Uy • Last updated
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Brita Style water filter jug review: filters your water to save your kettle from scale
Brita Style water filter jug is a boring device that nobody thinks they want… until they use one and realise it is indispensable
By Duncan Bell • Last updated
