Micro HiFi systems
Philips TAM3205M2 vs Oakcastle HIFI150 vs Roxel RCD-240BT vs Roxel RCD-200 FM vs Sharp XL-B517D(BK): Micro HiFi wars
Our pickSharp XL-B517D(BK)
Electronics
Our reviews, head-to-head comparisons and buying guides for Electronics on amazon.co.uk.
Comparisons
Streaming media players
Amazon Fire TV Stick HD vs Roku Streaming Stick vs Fire TV Stick 4K Plus vs 4K Select: Streaming chaos decoded
Our pickFire TV 4K Plus
Smart glasses
Meta Ray-Ban vs Meta Fury vs Oakley Meta HSTN: Your face, now a surveillance rig
Our pickMeta Ray-Ban
Noise Cancelling Headphones
Soundcore Q20i vs P31i vs RUNOLIM vs Sumvision Wave RX: Budget ANC Headphones Showdown
Our pickSoundcore Q20i
Reviews
28OctPower Bank
INIU 45W Power Bank review: pocket-sized power
This 45W charger is perfect for commuters and light travelers who need fast power without carrying a brick. Its main strength is the impressive size-to-power ratio and that handy detachable cable, though heavy users might find the 10000mAh capacity limiting for long-haul trips.
28OctEarbuds
JBL Wave Beam 2 Review: Sound Investment
The JBL Wave Beam 2 is perfect for budget-conscious music lovers who want decent noise cancellation and long-lasting battery life. While they offer great value, some users might find the fit a bit tricky or the touch controls a bit finicky.
27OctHi-Fi System
Philips TAM3205M2 Review: CD is Not Dead
The Philips TAM3205M2 is for the nostalgic listener who wants a simple, compact system that blends physical media with modern streaming. It offers surprisingly punchy sound for the price and eco-friendly credentials, though the lack of a headphone jack is a baffling omission for apartment dwellers.
26OctPower Bank
Anker 25K 165W Power Bank: Finally, sanity
This power bank is perfect for power-hungry travelers who hate carrying extra cords. It packs 25,000mAh of juice and enough wattage to keep a laptop running, though its weight might test your shoulders. It is a premium, well-built brick for those who value convenience over lightness.
08Octstreaming
Amazon Fire TV Stick HD review: cheap smarts
This is the ultimate quick fix for anyone tired of a clunky, outdated smart TV interface or a dumb panel in the spare room. It is remarkably cheap at 67 percent off, though be prepared for a potentially tedious initial software update cycle that tests your patience.
24SepWearables
Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Review: Finally, wearable tech without the dork factor
These glasses are perfect for content creators or those who want a discrete camera at their fingertips. They nail the style aspect, though the software features remain limited in certain regions.
23SepGaming
Razer Kraken X Lite review: surprisingly tolerable for the price
The Razer Kraken X Lite is a reliable, lightweight headset for gamers who need basic performance without spending a fortune. It shines with solid comfort and clear audio, though it lacks onboard volume controls and advanced build quality.
20Sepnoise cancelling
Soundcore Q20i review: 40-hour battery life that actually doesn't lie
The Soundcore Q20i delivers genuine value for commuters and travellers who prioritize battery endurance and comfort over cutting-edge noise cancellation. At 36% off, you're getting 40 hours of listening time, solid hybrid ANC, and a foldable design that actually fits in a bag. The main trade-off: the noise cancellation won't match premium models, and call quality isn't flagship-tier, but for £31.99, you're not buying flagship.
18SepMagSafe
TRKOY W5 MagSafe Power Bank review: 78% off is real, quality is questionable
This TRKOY W5 is a genuinely slim, magnetic power bank at an absurd price point, making it perfect for iPhone users who want emergency backup without the bulk. The magnet holds strong and it actually delivers what's promised. But 5000mAh won't get you far in 2024, and you're basically paying for portability over real charging power.
12SepBluetooth speaker
Anker Soundcore 2: The Pocket-Sized Campsite Boom Box
The Anker Soundcore 2 is the kind of Bluetooth speaker you can happily chuck in a rucksack, forget about, then pull out at campfire o’clock and it just works. With IPX7 waterproofing, 12 W stereo sound and up to 24 hours of battery, it is built for soggy campsites, festival mud and garden BBQ duty. At 38% off, it is very hard to argue with the value.