A big deal: Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 reviewed
With a 6.4 inch screen, two rear cameras, and a pen with a remote control, the Galaxy Note 9 is a pretty special…
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As good as OLED gets: Sony’s 4K A8F TV reviewed
This year, Sony has revisited its take on OLED, remaking the excellent A1 into something a little more suited…
Huawei’s $399 big-screen Nova 3e reviewed
Full-view doesn't need to mean full price. In fact, if you don't mind a compromise or two, Huawei's Nova 3e…
A portable party: Sony’s XB31 wireless speaker reviewed
With flashing lights, water resistance, and bass to spare, Sony's XB31 is a party in your pocket, provided you…
New and exciting: Nuraphone headphones reviewed
Headphones tend to have their own personality, but what if a pair adopted your individual sound? That's what the…
A touch sensitive: HTC’s U12+ reviewed
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…
Full view, full value: Oppo R15 Pro reviewed
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…
B&O’s 2018 Earset wireless earphones reviewed
The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay 2018 Earset is B&O's latest take on a style that adapted to your ears, all the while…
A joy to use: Nespresso’s Lattissima One reviewed
Coffee machines are known to not only take space, but require a manual to use. Is the Nespresso Lattissima One…
Beyond the screen: Philips Hue Sync reviewed
A more interactive movie experience where the colours jump off the screen is now available at home, but you'll…