It's big, beautiful and packs a huge battery, the Huawei Mate 7 is among the year's best phones.
Our first thoughts on the new Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus!
It might not work in Australia, but we still wanted to get our hands on the new 3310.
The BlackBerry KEYone won't be available in Australia til May or June, but we've spent some hands on time playing with the throwback smartphone.
After a couple of missteps, Sony's made a premium smartphone that feels premium again.
Huawei's Mate 9 is a great choice for those looking for a big phone. Almost two days of battery life, an innovative camera, and a price tag that undercuts the competition make it a perfect device for those still mourning the loss of their Note 7.
Bang & Olufsen's H9s are quite possibly the nicest headphones I've ever used. I think I'm in love. They're however also the most expensive headphones I've ever used, and as such, they're not necessarily the easiest purchase to justify.
OPPO's R9s is a solid bang-for-buck midrange smartphone that keeps the price down and doesn't make too many compromises.
First impressions of the U Ultra, HTC's almost all glass phablet.
AirPods look odd, but are an otherwise great pair of earphones. While the design might not be Apple's best, AirPods live up to the "effortless" claim and sound good to boot.
If you like your phone plans to be a little cheaper, and served up with a bit of sassy attitude, then you can't go past Virgin Mobile.