TP-Link Deco X50-Outdoor review: finally, WiFi that doesn’t give up at the patio doors
A weatherproof mesh add-on that takes your existing Deco network into the garden without slowing it down
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Auk Mini 2 review: our favourite smart garden just got smarter, smaller and thirstier
The Auk Mini 2 takes everything that made the original Mini a five-star favourite and quietly fixes its biggest annoyance: a water tank that couldn’t keep up with how fast the thing grows. It’s now 12% smaller, holds 25% more water, and comes with an optional app for the first time.
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Jabra Just Admitted One Headset Can’t Do Everything, So It Built Three More
Jabra has expanded its Evolve3 professional headset range with three new models built around a simple idea: the headset that suits a noisy open-plan office is not the same headset that suits someone working from a coffee shop three days a week.
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LEGO Pokémon SMART Play Is Coming To LEGOLAND Windsor Before It Hits Shelves
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort has confirmed that LEGO Pokémon will headline the brand new Play Zone at this year’s LEGO Festival, giving fans the chance to nurture, train and battle brick-built Pokémon weeks before the sets land in shops
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CurrentBody LED Mask Series 2 review: the ten-minute self-care ritual your skin has been begging for
The CurrentBody LED Mask Series 2 is the closest we’ve come to replicating an in-clinic light therapy session without leaving the house. Ten minutes, one button, no serums or downtime required. The extra deep near-infrared wavelength and a genuinely improved fit over the Series 1 make a real difference, particularly around the jaw and chin, an area LED masks have historically struggled to treat evenly.
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12 beach essentials that actually earn a place in your bag this summer
Beach season has a way of exposing every gap in your kit at the worst possible moment: the cooler that goes lukewarm by lunch, the towel that’s still damp three hours later, the tent poles that turn a five-minute pitch into a fifteen-minute argument. So we spent the last few weeks actually testing our way through the stuff people swear by, from the cooler bag that survives a proper submersion to the sunscreen that doesn’t leave you looking like you’ve been dipped in flour.
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HORL 3 Cruise review: the knife sharpener built for the cook who’s always on dinner duty
The HORL 3 Cruise isn’t trying to be the ultimate sharpening system, and it doesn’t need to be. It’s built for exactly one kind of buyer: the person who cooks most nights, wants their knives properly sharp without ceremony, and doesn’t want to think about grit levels or lubricant or technique. On that brief, it delivers convincingly.
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Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam review: powerful spotlights, permanent power, one big compromise
The Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam nails the one thing that annoys us most about outdoor cameras: charging. Between the fixed solar panel and the 7,800mAh battery, we never had to touch this thing after the initial setup, even through overcast weeks.
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Philips Baristina review: an espresso machine that will impress even the pickiest coffee lovers
It looks like a pod machine, costs less than most bean-to-cup rivals, and still pulls a shot good enough to make my barista nervous. I did not see that coming.
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Sony Xperia 1 VIII review: a flagship redesign that still can’t escape its own quirks
Sony finally gave its flagship a new face. We just wish it had fixed the things that actually annoy us.
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