Yoto Mini Player reviewed: a compact entertainer
A kids gadget worth having, the Yoto Mini Player builds a version of screen-less entertainment for kids any…
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Sonos Arc Ultra reviewed: a stunning upgrade
The Arc Ultra is clearly a big soundbar, but you don't realise how big the sound is until you hear it and how it…
Asus Chromebook Plus CX34 reviewed: not your ordinary Chromebook
The Asus Chromebook Plus CX34 has more going for it than a regular Chromebook, complete with AI and durability on-board.
Microsoft’s 2024 Surface Laptop 7 reviewed
Aluminium and premium, the Surface Laptop 7 is Microsoft's latest play for a flagship laptop. And with…
Oclean X Ultra S reviewed: a judgy toothbrush
Electric toothbrushes typically don't carry words like "AI" or "WiFi". The Oclean X Ultra S does, but does it…
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE reviewed: flagship and economical
If you're after a flagship phone without the obvious flagship price, the Galaxy S24 FE could be one of the best…
Valve Steam Deck OLED reviewed: genuinely clever
Australia has missed out on one of the biggest handheld gaming PCs for a couple of years, but now that Valve's…
Apple’s 2024 iPad Mini reviewed: pint-sized and premium
With big phones now the norm, small tablets have largely disappeared. Is the 2024 iPad Mini a return for the category?
Apple iPhone 16 Pro reviewed: handheld powerhouse
Not everyone wants a bigger phone. If this is you, the iPhone 16 Pro has your name, delivering Max tech in a…
Ultimate Ears Everboom reviewed: making an impact
Speakers made for the outdoors have to come with volume and durability, and both make the UE Everboom worth…