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KitchenAid KF2 review: good coffee for people who don’t have time to make it properly

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I ran KitchenAid’s entry-level automatic machine through a month of rushed mornings and iced coffee orders, to see whether one-touch coffee can really be that quick.

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Tapo RV50 Pro Omni review: proof that a robot vacuum can finally be low effort

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If your biggest gripe with robot vacuums is the admin they create, emptying bins, hand-washing mop pads, picking hair out of the roller, the RV50 Pro Omni is built specifically to solve that. Its dock handles dust collection, mop washing, drying and detergent dispensing without you touching it for weeks at a time, and Tapo […]

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Duux Whisper 3 review: the 26-speed fan that actually earns its name

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Standing fans all promise more or less the same thing: move air, don’t wake the neighbours, don’t cost a fortune to run. Most manage one out of three. The Duux Whisper 3 is Duux’s attempt at nailing all three at once, built around a DC motor that’s designed to run quieter and more efficiently than […]

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TP-Link Deco X50-Outdoor review: finally, WiFi that doesn’t give up at the patio doors

David0

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

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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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Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam review: powerful spotlights, permanent power, one big compromise

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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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Char-Broil Charcoal M review: the small-garden BBQ that thinks bigger than its footprint

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Compact enough for a patio, capable enough for a proper cook. The Char-Broil Charcoal M proves that downsizing your outdoor space doesn’t mean downsizing your ambitions at the grill

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15 tech upgrades to turn your home into the ultimate World Cup viewing den

David0

The summer of football has arrived. Whether you’re going big with a 98-inch screen or taking the match to the garden, here’s the kit that makes every match feel like you’re at the stadium.

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GreenPan Frost Soft Serve & Frozen Drinks Maker review: the best thing in your kitchen this summer

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Summer has a way of making even the most disciplined household abandon its principles. The kids want ice cream. You want something cold that fits your macros. Your partner wants a frozen margarita at 5pm on a Saturday and frankly, who can argue with that. The GreenPan Frost Soft Serve & Frozen Drinks Maker is, improbably, the answer to all three of those problems at once.

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CASO Design IceChef Pro Ice Cube Maker review: the gadget every World Cup host needs this summer

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The IceChef Pro produces up to 12kg of ice in 24 hours, starts delivering its first batch in 6 to 13 minutes, and does all of it from a stainless steel machine that looks good enough to leave on the worktop permanently. At £129 from Currys, down from a standard retail of £179.99, it is also the best-value investment you will make in your hosting setup this summer. Possibly ever.

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