Fujifilm X-T30 II reviewed: the best of both worlds
Wish you had a camera that looked old but felt new? The Fujifilm X-T30 II revives the good ol' days, and is damn…
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Panasonic Portable Nanoe X Air Purifier reviewed
Can a gadget in a cup clean the air of odours and allergens and other microscopic nasties? Maybe, as Panasonic's…
Apple’s 2022 iPhone SE reviewed: fast, friendly, pocketable
If you're not a fan of the full-screen iPhone design, Apple's 2022 iPhone SE could suit, with an updated classic…
D-Link COVR-X1873 WiFi 6 mesh networking reviewed
Not sure how to fix your WiFi at home? D-Link's WiFi 6 mesh COVR-X1873 could be worth a look if you're after a…
2022 iPad Air reviewed: like an iPad Pro at a better price
The latest update in the 2022 iPad Air brings a chip and performance more like the iPad Pro, which begs the…
Moto Edge 20 Fusion reviewed: true value
There's no shortage of mid-range 5G phones, but the Moto Edge 20 Fusion goes beyond, adding a 108 megapixel…
Jabra Elite 4 Active reviewed: great value and then some
Noise cancelling is everywhere, but it can still be expensive. The Jabra Elite 4 changes that, and even manages…
LG XBoom 360 reviewed: neat but needs work
Speakers made for fun and entertainment are often bright and out there, but the LG XBoom 360 tries something…
Kobo Sage reviewed: eReader and notepad combined
Not sure if you need an eReader or a notepad? The Kobo Sage combines both. Is it worth the nearly $500 asking price?
Dynabook E10-S reviewed: sturdy but basic
Laptops for kids are often cut-down compact machines, and the Dynabook E10-S is no different except for one…