Canon’s Selphy CP1500 printer reviewed: fun with a catch
Printing on the go isn't really a thing, but if you have the spare cash and want to make it something fun, the…
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Amazon’s Echo Studio reviewed: big and bold
Amazon's meaty speaker isn't like its other models. The big Echo Studio can make an impact on sounds, but it's…
Logitech Pop Keys Wireless Mechanical Keyboard reviewed
A compact take on the loud and clacky mechanical keyboards for gamers, the Logitech Pop Keys is a little…
Sennheiser Momentum 4 reviewed: sound goes skin deep
A fairly ho-hum generic look was a bit of a surprise from the Sennheiser Momentum 4. Fortunately, the sound…
Logitech’s Zone Vibe 100 reviewed: comfy cans
A pair of decent-sounding headphones for phone and computer that won't break the bank? The Logitech Zone Vibe…
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 reviewed: minor updates and durability
Not quite an Apple Watch but still something like it, the Galaxy Watch 5 offers Samsung phone owners a complete…
Motorola’s 2022 Razr reviewed: plenty to like
Not every foldable phone is modelled on a tablet you can unfold, as Moto's 2022 Razr details. A little wider…
Apple’s M2 iPad Pro reviewed: a properly powerful portable
More than "yet another content consumption device", the M2 iPad Pro has so much power, you won't know what to do…
Soundcore Space Q45 reviewed: comfy ANC for budgets
The next flight you take won't be complete without a pair of noise cancelling headphones, but if you don't have…
Backbone One PlayStation Edition reviewed: mobile gaming at its best
The touch screen of and phone is never going to quite offer a real or tactile mobile gaming experience, but with…