I spent two weeks with Sennheiser’s new budget-friendly wired earbuds, and they surpassed my expectations in just about every way.

I finally tried a soundbar system with Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, and to say it impressed me would be an understatement.

I reviewed the new Rematch controller for Nintendo Switch 2, and while it impressed me with TMR thumbsticks and a fun design, I wish Turtle Beach added a few more features.

The Groov-e Thunder is affordable and many will appreciate its RGB lighting, but muddy audio and a plasticky build hold it back.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties supplies cathartic combat and a whole lot of new content, but can it live up to the high standards that RGG Studio set with its previous remakes?

If you need a Nintendo Switch 2 case, this purse-like model could be up your alley — but it wasn’t exactly my favorite.

I tested the sub-£40 wireless earbuds attempting to challenge JBL, but are they really up to the task?

Want a Dolby Atmos soundbar but short on space? This model from Klipsch could be the ideal solution.

The Edifier ES60 is a decent retro-style speaker, but its audio performance and underwhelming battery life hold it back from brilliance.

The Hori Adventure Pack may not be the most stylish case I’ve tested, but its versatile, convenient model that’s well worth considering.

I tested an incredibly cheap Motorola phone, and in spite of some serious limitations, it still offers solid bang for your buck.

I tested these ultra-cheap noise cancelling headphones from Tribit, and they prove that a low price doesn’t mean you’re getting high value for money.

I reviewed a cheap alternative to JBL’s smallest Bluetooth speaker — is it worth buying?

Hori’s Piranha Plant camera didn’t impress me, so I tested its minimalist alternative instead — is it any good?

Yakuza Kiwami 2 plays pretty well on Nintendo Switch 2, and being able to take Kiryu’s adventure on the go is a big bonus.

Yakuza Kiwami feels fantastic to play on Nintendo Switch 2, with smooth gameplay, good visuals, and convenient on-the-go capability.

I reviewed JBL’s flagship Dolby Atmos soundbar, and its immersive surround sound, mighty power output, and versatile design really wowed me.

The Marshall Middleton II boasts excellent sound quality, a classy design, and plenty of battery life, but almost fittingly, it can sometimes feel stuck in the middle.

I tested Samsung’s new Dolby Atmos soundbar and sub combo, and the South Korean giant is still king of the home theater world.

I glided through the chaos of Kirby Air Riders on Nintendo Switch 2, and its frenetic gameplay won me over, in spite of a few flaws.