Reviews

With flashing lights, water resistance, and bass to spare, Sony's XB31 is a party in your pocket, provided you have really big pockets.

Headphones tend to have their own personality, but what if a pair adopted your individual sound? That's what the Nuraphone headphones are attempting, and it even comes from a local Aussie brand, too.

HTC's phone for 2017 was one of the best of the year, but can the HTC U12+ keep that momentum going, and is it unique enough to win you over?

The iPhone X isn't what we'd call an inexpensive phone, but the Oppo R15 Pro makes for a budget take on Apple's premium handset. Is it as good as what Apple makes?

The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay 2018 Earset is B&O's latest take on a style that adapted to your ears, all the while providing B&O's firm understanding of sound. Is it a pair you should trust your ears to?

Coffee machines are known to not only take space, but require a manual to use. Is the Nespresso Lattissima One the most kitchen-friendly machine, and can it make excellent coffee simple for you?

A more interactive movie experience where the colours jump off the screen is now available at home, but you'll need a few things.

Sonos doesn't make a whole lot of speakers, but the ones it does make tend to draw attention, and that's certainly true of the Beam, a tiny soundbar with a sound that is easily its polar opposite.

HP's 2018 Spectre X360 is fine example of a laptop-tablet hybrid, doing the job with grace, style, and a feature set that's sure to impress.

Sony's Xperia XZ2 is certainly big and new, but is it as good as the rest of the competition, and what's with that curvy back?