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Pro Breeze takes on Ninja with its first-ever ice cream maker, and there’s no pre-freezing requiredPro Breeze puts its cooling expertise into its new ice cream maker
By Bethan Morgan Published
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It looks like the Pixel Watch 5 is a Fitbit in more ways that one – leaked collab model owes much to Fitbit AirIt's looks like there'll be a Stephen Curry version of the Google Pixel Watch 5, too
By Britta O'Boyle Published
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Ninja’s new oven air fryer hybrid can replace almost all your kitchen appliancesNinja gives you two ovens for the price of one with its new Double Oven Pro
By Bethan Morgan Published
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Freely now offers more than 70 free channels, with huge update of 100s of hours of new shows and moviesThe UK's free TV streaming service has rapidly expanded over the last week or so
By Rik Henderson Published
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This Icelandic outdoor brand, which has been building gear for fishermen and mountaineers for 100 years, just proved that the best winter jackets don’t have to look technical66ºNorth's new collection includes GORE-TEX, Polartec, archive-inspired puffers and an Everest jacket reborn as a cropped silhouette
By Matt Kollat Published
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Apple could reintroduce an Apple Watch design we've not seen in years – and as soon as this yearIt's been seven years since the last time we saw this finish
By Britta O'Boyle Published
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Seiko goes all in with ‘Edo purple’ anniversary watches – and I can’t decide which one I wantSeiko launches third series of limited edition anniversary watches
By Bethan Morgan Published
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Cult-favourite Japanese outdoor brand and wander’s new AW26 collection makes rain gaiters, satin trousers and technical fleece look ridiculously coolThe collection mixes serious mountain kit with some of the most fashion-forward outdoor looks I've seen this year
By Matt Kollat Published
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Timex brought back its first digital watch and its glorious 1975 design with a wonderfully strange navy acrylic surround frame has barely agedThe Q Timex 1975 SSQ Digital Reissue brings back one of the brand's earliest digital designs with an always-on LCD display and bags of retro charm
By Matt Kollat Published
