If your KitchenAid has been doing little more than birthday cakes and the occasional loaf, the 3-in-1 Metal Pasta Attachment is the reason to actually use it. Rolling and cutting fresh pasta from scratch sounds like the kind of thing you do once for a dinner party and then quietly never again, but this attachment makes it genuinely weeknight-friendly.

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

After testing this dash cam for several weeks, here’s the truth. If you care about your car and your safety, the Thinkware ARC 700 is the kind of device that instantly becomes indispensable. It’s the quiet, reliable witness you hope you never need but are incredibly grateful to have.

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

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.

From LED light therapy patches you can wear on the tube to reverse-ageing masks that belong in a sci-fi film, the tech is real, the results are clinical, and the options are overwhelming. We’ve done the legwork. Here are the beauty devices, tools and treatments worth every penny of your glow-up budget.

The OnePlus Watch Lite lands right in that sweet spot. It’s for people who care about performance, recovery and metrics, but want something stylish and low-key.

The Stubble & Co. Motion Waist Pack changed my running game; and has now become something I instinctively reach for before every single run, without even thinking twice about it.

Whether you’re chasing a PB, running your first, or just determined to finish before the pubs close, what you wear and carry on race day matters more than most people admit until they’re hobbling to the finish with a blister the size of a 50p coin. I’ve pulled together twelve of the best bits of kit for the London Marathon this year. Some of it I’ve run in. All of it, I’d trust.