Reviews

The Majority Elias is a super-budget soundbar. Priced at just £99, it claims it has Dolby Atmos — but it doesn’t. It has decent sound quality for TV, though.

The MSI Claw 8 AI+ packs a bigger screen, better controls, and impressive performance, but its weight and asking price might give some gamers pause.

Reolink’s latest records crisp footage, looks great at night, has a long battery life, and supports continuous recording.

The eero Pro 7 brings the best features of eero’s flagship mesh Wi-Fi 7 system in a smaller package at a more budget-friendly price.

Meridian’s Ellipse sounds incredible and looks great, but it’s missing some features for smart home users.

The Wacaco Pipamoka 2-in-1 coffee maker and travel mug brews Aeropress-style espresso, long coffee or cold brew, but has a habit of scalding the unwary.

The Lomography Diana Instant Square looks cool and supports interchangeable lenses but it's let down by its plasticky build and unpredictable results.

The GravaStar Mercury K1 Lite is built well and boasts strong typing and casual gaming performance, but its loud design may not be everyone's cup of tea.

The HoverAir X1 Pro and X1 ProMax are compact selfie drones that shoot lovely 4K and 8K video, and feature several hands-free intelligent flight modes.

The Saucony Endorphin Trainer is less than the sum of its parts, producing a dull ride despite the springy foam and carbon plate in its midsole, and it’s also too expensive.