It promises to shrink a 20-minute sheet mask into a two-minute treat, with heat, cold, red light and sonic massage thrown in. We put the claim to the test, and the receipt.
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We have sorted these 18 gadgets by where students really use them: the lecture hall, the bedroom and the houseshare kitchen. Some are sensible buys that will still work when you graduate. Others are pure indulgence, and we say so.
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It heats up in 35 seconds, comes with a heat glove and two water tanks, and looks like it escaped from a pick and mix. We took it to silk, jersey and the final boss of laundry: the cotton shirt.
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I’ve reviewed rings, watches and earbuds that promise to run my health. The gadget that changed my routine most was a clear plastic tray I never thought of as tech.
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We have spent the last few months testing, borrowing and coveting our way through the current crop of beauty gadgets, from hair tools that replace an entire salon visit to LED panels that would not look out of place in a dermatologist’s clinic. Some are impulse buys, some are the kind of purchase you save up for, but every single one below does something a basic version of the product cannot.
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Apple’s newest software update is rolling out right now, and this is not a small one. iOS 27 arrives today, Monday 14 September, off the back of last week’s “Surprise and Shine” event where Apple also unveiled the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Duo.
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Everyone downloads a budgeting app in January. Here are the twelve worth still having on your phone in December.
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We went through this year’s list across tech, stationery, footwear and the small extras that make the whole thing bearable, and picked out what’s genuinely worth the spend.
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The Cricut Explore 5 is the easiest entry point into home crafting Cricut has ever built. It’s 30 percent smaller than the outgoing Explore 4, comes in at £199.99 for the machine alone, and cuts noticeably faster than anything wearing the Explore badge before it.
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A phone that turns into an e-reader on command. TVs getting brainier instead of just brighter. AI chips hiding inside machines that don’t even carry Nvidia’s name. This year’s Berlin show didn’t just have gadgets, it had genuine surprises.
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