REVIEWS

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Vax LiftOut Pet Corded Upright Vacuum Cleaner review: Superb value, serious suction, zero compromises on power

This corded upright picked up 97% of test dust in a single pass and every strand of human and pet hair without wrapping a single one around the brush bar. For the price, it’s hard to beat.

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UGREEN NASync DXP4800 Pro review: The four-bay NAS that should have Synology genuinely concerned

This is the most powerful compact NAS I’ve tested at this price, and it might just be the one that finally convinces home lab users to make the switch If you’ve been vaguely aware that a NAS is probably a good idea, here’s the quick version: it’s a small box that sits on your network, […]

Active What to choose

Hypershell X Ultra review: I strapped robot legs to my body for two weeks. Here’s what happened

At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal

BEAUTY/WELNESS

Beauty/Wellness

13 sleep gadgets that will actually change how you rest this year

From a NASA-inspired smart bed frame to a silk topper that regulates your temperature all night, these are the upgrades your bedroom has been waiting for.

Beauty/Wellness What to choose

NIRA Pro Laser 3 review: Your skin clinic bill just met its match

The most powerful at-home laser on the market promises salon-grade collagen therapy without the salon price tag, or the small talk

Beauty/Wellness What to choose

Qute HD Lightweight Hairdryer Review

Meet the Qute HD Lightweight Hairdryer: a high-speed, featherlight, smart-styling essential that’s redefining what you can expect from your daily blow-dry.

ACTIVE

Active

16 performance-boosting gadgets and gear that will change how you train

From an AI-powered exoskeleton to a body temperature sensor used by pro cycling teams, this is the kit that actually makes a measurable difference to what your body can do.

Active

The North Face’s new camping and hiking gear proves accessible design is just better design

Co-created with adaptive athletes, the new outdoor range swaps zips for magnets and complexity for clarity, and the result works for everyone

Active What to choose

Hypershell X Ultra review: I strapped robot legs to my body for two weeks. Here’s what happened

At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal

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