Luke Edwards
Luke is a freelance writer for T3 with over two decades of experience covering tech, science and health. Among many things, Luke writes about health tech, software and apps, VPNs, TV, audio, smart home, antivirus, broadband, smartphones and cars. In his free time, Luke climbs mountains, swims outside and contorts his body into silly positions while breathing as calmly as possible.
As well as T3, Luke contributes to a wide variety of publications, including Metro, The Guardian, The Sun, Daily Mirror, Wired, BBC Focus, Stuff, Tech Radar, Recombu, and Trusted Reviews.
Funnily enough, he actually started out in journalism as a T3 magazine work experience intern, back in April 2007. Prior to turning professional in journalism.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming to be restricted, even if you pay for Xbox Game PassMicrosoft is putting a monthly cap on cloud gaming, with even Game Pass Ultimate subscribers limited to 15 hours
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The Lume Ranger is a luxury caravan for those who don't like caravanning muchThis beautifully designed Dutch caravan weighs just 1,150kg and packs a pop-up roof, teak interior and outdoor kitchen
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AWOL's new 4K 120Hz projector puts a 200-inch cinema in your living roomA 200-inch 4K picture, 6000 ISO lumens and optical lens shift make AWOL's latest UST projector one to watch
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The Philips Fidelio L5 headphones are steeped in high-end heritage, but also surprisingly affordablePhilips’ latest Fidelio headphones combine ceramic-coated drivers, intelligent ANC and 60-hour battery life for £180
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Philips adds a touch of Hi-Res Fidelio magic to its CD-powered stereo systemThis compact stereo system packs CD playback, hi-res streaming, 120W of power and a distinctly retro hi-fi look
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The Leica Summicron updates a much-loved lens from yesteryear, now the most desirable lens of today?Leica has resurrected one of its rarest military lenses, complete with a very unusual focal length and £8,410 price tag
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The days of the crease could soon be over – Google Pixel Fold next in line for screen upgradeGoogle could finally give its next foldable the one display upgrade we've been waiting for
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Samsung has a MacBook Neo rival for those who prefer WindowsSamsung's new Galaxy Book6 brings a lightweight design, long battery life and AI features to a more affordable Windows laptop
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One minute a home cinema, the next a full golf simulator – these BenQ AI projectors are multipurposeBenQ’s new short-throw projectors use AI to optimise golf simulation, but they can also switch between movies, gaming and sport
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Majority's Quadriga Maxi does it all – streamer, CD player and stereo system in oneThis 200W all-in-one system combines Spotify, CD, DAB radio and Bluetooth in a single box
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Razer Prio is the foldable controller that turns your phone into a retro gaming powerhouseRazer’s pocket-friendly mobile controller folds down to credit-card size but opens into a full-sized gamepad with drift-resistant capacitive sticks
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FiiO panders to classic Hi-Fi fans with its latest amplifier – and it's all about the tubesFiiO's latest stereo amplifier swaps modern digital features for six vacuum tubes, Class A amplification and a pair of retro VU meters
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Xbox is at least making it easier to transition to an all-digital futureXbox is letting you turn supported physical games into digital versions, giving your old discs a bit more life
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This tiny multitool hides a myriad of functions and featuresThis keyring-sized titanium multitool packs six screwdriver bits, a utility blade and an inkless pen into a 2-inch package
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This humble trailer is the TARDIS of campers – even has a bath and full-sized kitchenThis 19.5-foot camping trailer packs a king-size bed, proper kitchen and wet bathroom into a surprisingly compact package
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Would you be happy riding an eco scooter that looks like this?This bizarre-looking electric scooter can harvest enough sunlight for up to 18 miles of extra range every day
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You can turn any car into a Tesla with this handy tablet convertor – well, sort ofThis tiny wireless hub turns an old tablet into a proper CarPlay or Android Auto dashboard, complete with a reversing camera
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Why wait for the Clicks Communicator to scratch your BlackBerry itch? The QWERTY Minimal Phone 2 could be the answerThis compact Android phone brings back the physical QWERTY keyboard, but with a much more modern OLED display and powerful internals
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This extendable rooftop tent even has its own skylight and lighting built inThis premium rooftop tent opens at the push of a button and turns the roof of your truck into a comfortable bedroom
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This tiny turntable is the coolest way to listen to records I've seen all yearTiny Vinyl's new record player is designed for its adorable four-inch records, complete with built-in speakers and Bluetooth
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Is it a packaging knife? Is it a phone holder? It's both, and moreThis pocket-sized gadget combines a Damascus steel knife with a bottle opener and a useful built-in phone stand
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I only run off-road, and these are my top three trail running shoes for 2026 (so far)Three of the very best trail running shoes that I'm using this year and beyond
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Worried about losing your batteries? Now they can track themselvesThis clever camera battery has built-in GPS so you can find it when it inevitably disappears into a drawer
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The stunning Syitren transparent player puts the "see" into CDsThis transparent CD player turns your favourite albums into a piece of living wall art
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