Latest reviews
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus review: the pick of the pack or just too pricey?
The large flat-screen Samsung S23 flagship is now pricey considering the competition, so is the Plus worth it?
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Dell 32-inch 4K USB-C Hub Monitor review: a solid work-from-home option
The Dell P3223QE is a 32-inch monitor with 4K resolution that provides desktop real estate for the home office but might not be for everyone
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Alienware M17 R5 AMD review: a powerful gaming laptop at a decent price
This is a well-priced laptop with enough power to handle most modern games.
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VW ID. Buzz first drive: a classic with an electric twist
The classic VW Van has gone fully electric providing a step up from most SUVs in size and some great design
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Apollo Neuro review: soothing vibrations that lull you to sleep
The Apollo Neuro is a wellness device, designed to help you rest and relax… but is it worth it?
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Mammut Taiss HS waterproof jacket: a well-rounded mountain shell
A great do-it-all, mountain-ready waterproof jacket with a full complement of technical features and a price tag that undercuts many premium rivals
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Sony WH-CH720N headphones review: good sound, good value, good choice
The Sony WH-CH720N headphones are still one of the best value-for-money options on the market
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Samsung Galaxy A54 preview: easy on the eye, not so much on the wallet
Samsung looks to bring its A-game once more with its latest handsets
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Wilson Staff Dynapower Driver review: The surprise package of 2023
Wilson Staff haven't been big players in the driver game for some time, but that's about to change
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Acebeam Rider RX torch review: Uniquely designed torch that fits on a belt or bag
The Acebeam Titanium Rider RX torch weighs just 74g, is slightly wider than a smartphone and has a unique and useful 'slide' design
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Some like it firm: Under Armour Velociti Elite review
Despite being built for bossing marathons, the UA Velociti Elite performs best at racing shorter distances
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iFi xDSD Gryphon review: take DAC!
As a combination of functionality and performance, it’s hard to lay a glove on the iFi xDSD Gryphon
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Stay cosy across three seasons by snuggling up in Sea to Summit Ascent I, which zips open into a quilt or can be cinched up to offer the warmth of down
Stay cosy across three seasons by snuggling up in the Sea to Summit Ascent I, which zips open into a quilt or can be cinched up to offer the warmth of down
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Complete Unity Yoga RelaxFast Acupressure Mat review: relaxing spiky pressure relief
The Complete Unity Yoga RelaxFast Acupressure Mat is spiky, relaxing and sleep-inducing. Here’s our full review…
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Ultion Nuki smart lock review: simple to fit and secure
The Ultion Nuki smart lock can be fitted on most doors and makes locking and unlocking your door effortless
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Netgear Orbi RBK863S review: high-end Wi-Fi at a high-end price
The Netgear Orbi RBK863S is the new top option in the Orbi series as far as Wi-Fi 6 mesh systems go
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Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 review: a flippy and flashy ultra-portable
The 360-degree hinge makes the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 mighty versatile, but it's also mighty expensive - so is it worth it?
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George Foreman Immersa Grill review: even greater grilling & now almost fully washable
You’ll have no more cleaning hassles thanks to the dishwasher-friendly design of the latest George Forman grilling gadget
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Good but not yet great: Tracksmith Eliot Runner review
The Eliot is a strong debut for a stylish daily trainer from the New England brand Tracksmith
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