The design is well and truly showing its age, but the iPhone 8 Plus is the most pragmatic device in the 2017 iPhone family. You'll get up to two days of battery, two great rear-facing cameras, lightning fast performance, and a stunning True Tone display; it's almost everything you could want from a new iPhone. We just wish it was a little smaller.
The Nokia 7.2 is a competent midrange smartphone that's perfectly adequate for the money. While the Nokia 7.2 doesn't have any major flaws, it doesn't do quite enough to standout from fierce competition in the same price range.
The AirPods Pro are the best all-round wire-free buds right now, touting great sound, surprisingly good noise-cancellation, a comfortable fit, and seamless connectivity.
The Huawei Mate 30 Pro is an excellent piece of hardware unfairly hobbled by geopolitics.
To celebrate the launch of the iPhone 11, we went on the hunt for a capable photographer to test out the device's camera.
The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 are slick cans that cost just a little too much. However, if you're happy to pay the Bose premium you'll be rewarded by comfortable headphones with great noise-cancellation and crystal clear call quality.
The Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are mostly solid all round devices packed full of ambitious ideas, but they're undermined by less than stellar battery life.
The Realme XT gets you a lot of phone for not a lot of money. An affordable phone is always going to have a few compromises, but the Realme XT sets a new standard for what you should expect from a sub-$500 phone.
The Motorola One Vision is a solid mid-range smartphone with a novel screen, a decent camera, and a promise of guaranteed software updates. It's a good device for a good price.
The iPhone 11 Pro isn't just the best iPhone, but arguably the best smartphone around. At the very least, the most polished. The hefty starting price is imposing - especially given it still only starts with 64GB of storage - but otherwise, it's hard to fault the iPhone 11 Pro.
Bluetooth and battery-power make the Move the most versatile speaker in the Sonos family, but a high-price tag and hefty weight mean it's best for those already in the Sonos ecosystem.