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Whether it’s a productivity-focused laptop or the newest gimbal camera, our latest batch of reviews includes those gadgets and a few in between. We also tested a screen-less activity tracker, some excellent-sounding earbuds and more. Read on to catch up on everything you might’ve missed from the last two weeks as we clear our desks…

The GMKtec EVO-X3 is a mini PC with a difference: firstly, it stands upright; the size is larger than most, the specs are impressive, and the price- well, that prices it out of most people’s reach; however, this is a machine with an AMD Halo Strix processor.

The Asus ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE feels like it packs in everything you could want from a gaming keyboard in 2026.

When I think about Bose headphones, the iconic QuietComfort line immediately comes to mind. No, not the more recent Ultra version with all of today’s bells and whistles. I’m talking about the business-traveler-chic models that popularized active noise cancellation (ANC). They were never going to win any design contests, but you could rely on them…

It’s been a bumper summer for pocketable cameras. DJI kicked off the season with the Pocket 4, a much anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular Pocket 3. But that was just the warm up. Then came Insta360’s Luna Ultra, with a dual-lens/optical zoom setup. This was swiftly answered by DJI with the Pocket 4P, formally…

Keeping a 3-year-old entertained is close to a full-time job, and almost every easy answer glows. The tablet works. That is the problem with the tablet.

Where its audio division is concerned at least, Yamaha is not the sort of company to rush things – the NX-N500 wireless stereo speaker system launched a decade ago, it’s true, but since then it’s been concentrating its efforts elsewhere.

The Bravia 7 II is the more affordable of Sony’s two new True RGB Mini LED TVs, and it arrives on the back of considerable hoopla. Behind the scenes, Sony has been touting its latest TV technology as the next big thing, promising greater contrast, improved colour accuracy and more precise control of blooming.

The GL.iNet Beryl 7 is a travel router that is designed for those on the go who still need control over their networking.

Sometimes you need a standing desk; sometimes you need a small standing desk; sometimes you want a certain color; and sometimes you just need a phenomenal foundation to build on to create your dream desk.