Reviews

Verdict The Moto G04 is a welcome breath of fresh air. At just £89, you shouldn’t expect too much. It can do most of what the average consumer will want, and that’s...

Verdict Such sound quality, such flexibility in sources and such beauty in design – this is a rare treat. If you’re ready to bring your hi-fi setup into the 21st century, the...

Verdict The Majority Moto is a well thought out means of starting out in vinyl and the level of functionality is genuinely impressive at the asking price making it easy and fun...

Verdict The AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT is laser-focused on taking the fight to the RTX 4070. It absolutely nails that ambition. Throughout my testing, it easily supplanted the RTX 4070 at...

Verdict Cambridge’s CXA81 integrated amplifier improves upon the enjoyable if flawed CXA80 with new features, putting in an authoritative performance. It’s currently the best integrated amplifier you can buy for around £1000....

Verdict This is the camera that does it all without subscription fees: AI object detection and tracking, dual cameras (wide angle and telephoto), and powerful security lights. Simple to use and with...

Verdict It doesn’t look or feel particularly exciting, but the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G is one of the most balanced phones available for less than £350. Acceptable performance, a decent main camera,...

Verdict The Lakeland 6.5L Searing Slow Cooker is a true one-pot cooking solution thanks to its excellent searing and sautéing functions. We loved its generous capacity and a lightweight pot with a...

Verdict The Bluetti AC200L combines a decent amount of energy storage with a fairly high peak output, making it suitable as a portable backup to almost any device in the home. It’s...

Verdict As a record player, the L-3810 is a punchy and upfront listen that’s undermined by a lack of treble energy. As a source of digital audio files, it’s very acceptable. But...