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Nitro Deck is a Joy-Con alternative I didn’t realize my Switch needed

Joy-Cons have always seemed flimsy and prone to stick drift. This impressive dock-like Switch grip I’ve been using solves that issue. The Nintendo Switch has had a pretty much astounding run in its lifetime, with countless top-class games and two new console versions since it first arrived, the Switch Lite and Switch OLED. If it’s… Read more

Best Apple Watch Bands in 2023

Customizing your Apple Watch goes beyond the software. Complete your wrist wearable with comfortable, stylish, and budget-friendly bands. Finding the right Apple Watch strap to pair with your smartwatch is no easy task, but you’re in the right place if you’re looking to add to your collection. We’ve tested drawer-fulls of Apple Watch bands since… Read more

Best digital printers 2023

Ink cartridges, paper jams, and down Wi-Fi turns printing into a nightmare, owning a printer that works well for your needs is worth the investment. Being able to print a return label or form to sign is one of those things you won’t need to do until you absolutely need to do it. And if… Read more

MSI Raider GE78 HX review: Old-school design, state-of-the-art gaming performance

In recent months, there’s been a trend towards slimmer, lighter gaming laptops that offer a degree of portability rather than simply spending their entire life indoors. In contrast, MSI’s 17-inch Raider GE78HX takes a much more old-school approach. It’s big and heavy, built like a tank, and is a desktop replacement laptop that will likely… Read more

Coros Pace 3 review: Keeping pace with the pricier competition

The Coros Pace 3 is aimed at anyone looking for a watch that can track a multitude of sports and do it for a lot less money than similar watches from Garmin and Polar. While this is one of the cheapest watches in the Coros family, it certainly doesn’t scrimp on features, including the promise… Read more

Best gaming TVs 2023

Televisions designed to support gaming enhance the overall gaming experience. They meet criteria like 4K UHD display, low latency for real-time actions, and achieve higher refresh rates. We’ve found a selection of gaming TVs with features for lifelike and engaging experiences, including TVs that offer 4K HDR and OLED visual outputs, designed to showcase games… Read more

Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3 review: An impressive package for the price

Google has recently attempted to move Chromebooks a little more upmarket with its Chromebook Plus initiative, which specifies the use of Intel or AMD processors that provide greater performance than previous generations of Chromebooks. Lenovo’s new 2-in-1, the IdeaPad Duet 3, isn’t quite in the ‘Plus’ category, as it still uses a more traditional Qualcomm… Read more

Denon PerL Pro review: The do-it-all earphones setting new standards

Denon’s PerL Pros have a very recognisable silhouette. That’s because they’re based on the NuraTrue Pro earbuds – Denon owner Masimo acquired Nura in April 2023. The NuraTrue Pro were well received, and minus the silver accents on the logo and around the edges, the Denon PerL Pro earbuds look identical. That certainly bodes well… Read more

This iPad accessory transformed the way I use my iPad on the go

Apple’s iPad portfolio is excellent. All the models within the lineup have their own attributes, and they all have their place in the range, too. If you want a tablet for basic browsing and watching the odd flick, the iPad (9th generation) or iPad (10th generation) will serve you well. If you are looking for… Read more

Volvo EX30 review: Volvo’s smallest-ever SUV comes with a big surprise

The Volvo EX30 is small but mighty, and there’s more to it than meets the eye. The Volvo EX30 is part of a new wave of electric cars, aiming to drag prices down without too many compromises. The aim is to deliver more affordability and make Volvo more accessible, which might also attract people to… Read more

Fitbit Charge 6 review: A fitness tracker built with smartwatch DNA

Fitbit’s latest fitness tracker, the Charge 6, continues to blur the lines between a dedicated fitness tracker and a smartwatch as Google continues to integrate its services into Fitbit’s products. In many ways, the Charge 6 is closer to being a baby Pixel Watch than it is to its predecessor, the Charge 5. For instance,… Read more

Opal Tadpole hands-on: An adorable webcam designed specifically for your laptop

Opal’s latest webcam isn’t meant to be used with an external monitor or even a desktop computer setup. Instead, the $175 Tadpole webcam, the company’s second hardware product, is specifically designed to clip onto the lid of your laptop, replacing its mediocre at best built-in webcam. It has an adorable design that’s meant to be… Read more

Sony’s gaming earbuds aren’t the one-stop shop I was hoping for

When it comes to gaming accessories, a shortcut to quality is often just to check out what first-party products there are available – and right now, if you’re a PS5 owner, that’ll take you to Sony’s Inzone lineup pretty quickly. Its latest addition is a set of earbuds – the Inzone Buds, and after using… Read more

Master and Dynamic MW09 review: Luxury listen

Master & Dynamic is a curious audio company in that it’s not a big-name audio brand like Sony, Bose or Apple. Likewise, it’s not exactly a favourite specialist brand for audiophiles. Instead, it’s garnered a following among the fashion-conscious. Those who want to use their personal audio gear to express themselves, so there’s almost a… Read more

Sony X85L review: Quietly brilliant

Key Takeaways The Sony X85L offers beautifully refined picture quality, making it an excellent choice for serious movie fans who appreciate subtle details. Despite not being the showiest or cheapest mid-range LCD TV on the market, the X85L provides fair value for its impressive features and performance. The TV’s motion processing is excellent, delivering smooth… Read more