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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 review: Slimmed down, brightened up

By Alex Walker-Todd last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is the latest iteration of the most established clamshell foldable on the market.

I opened the case file on the new Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, and it was all black and white

By Philip Berne published

Something about this bargain flip doesn't add up

Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge review: zippy performance with a great display

By Jacob Krol published

We spent several weeks with Samsung's Galaxy Book4 Edge to see if one of the latest Windows 11 Copilot+ laptops is worth the price.

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE review: an AI-powered phone that's light on sacrifices, heavy on value

By Harry Padoan last updated

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE may be pitched as a more budget-friendly option, but it still packs in plenty of power, style and of course, AI.

Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra review: the Jack of all trades of Ultrabooks

By Allisa James last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra is an incredibly balanced workhorse of an Ultrabook.

The XPPen Magic Note Pad is the drawing tablet-maker's first digital writing tablet and after just two weeks, I can't do without it

By Max Delaney published

A digital notepad, a regular tablet and an ereader in one

The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is one of the most confusing smartwatches I've ever tested

By Stephen Warwick published

The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is a cheap smartwatch that makes precisely zero sense.

Samsung Galaxy Book Go review

By Alex Cox last updated

Phone-like niceties aside, this Windows on ARM laptop is a day-to-day struggle of a machine with an inexcusable screen.

I just spent a week with the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360, and now I don't want to give it back

By Christian Guyton published

The Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 is a looker, and its performance matches its premium design.

I tested the Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro and it's the closest Android fans can get to an iPad Pro alternative

By Tom Bedford published

A spec-heavy Android tablet

Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro rugged phone review

By Collin Probst published

The Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro is a military-grade, IP68-protected, 120Hz, connectivity and security-infused Android smartphone that is capable of much more than expected.

Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Classic review: A Galaxy Watch Ultra that’s dressed to impress

By Matt Evans last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic goes Ultra, maintaining that popular rotating bezel people love so much.

Samsung Galaxy Watch8 review: Unequivocally the best mainline Galaxy Watch in ages

By Matt Evans last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Watch8 is the first main series watch with the new Galaxy Watch Ultra-inspired ‘cushion’ design.

Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro review: Samsung's MacBook killer gets Intel's latest CPU

By Jeremy Laird published

Samsung's MacBook-esque Galaxy4 Pro has been upgraded with Intel's Meteor Lake CPU for more performance and even better battery life.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra review: Technically Samsung’s best watch yet

By Matt Evans last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra looks and feels reminiscent of a certain other Ultra watch, but the powerful hardware here is all Samsung’s own.

The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is a fine Pixel phone but less than the sum of its parts

By Philip Berne last updated

More than a Pixel, less than the Galaxy

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 review: an excellent watch, but an iterative update

By Matt Evans last updated

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is a great Wear OS watch. and an easy recommendation for Samsung users.

OnePlus 12 review: the coolest phone you can buy, if you dare

By Philip Berne last updated

The OnePlus 12 skips the new AI features of the latest Androids and instead delivers an incredibly cool design with top notch performance for an amazing price.

Nubia Red Magic Nova Tablet review: a rapid but somewhat unrefined gaming tablet

By Jon Mundy published

Outstanding performance for the money, but the Nubia Red Magic Nova Tablet hasn’t yet reached its final form.

Teclast T70 Tablet business tablet review

By Mark Pickavance published

The Teclast T70 Tablet is a 14-inch Android tablet built for home and office use.

Samsung Smart Switch review: the ultimate tool for seamless device transition

By Bryan M Wolfe published

When you buy a new Samsung device, this is the tool you need to move your data easily.

I'm a long-time iPad user, but the brilliant OnePlus Pad 3 has me questioning my loyalties

By Thomas Deehan published

Held back only by a few optimisation issues and a high overall price when accessories are factored in, the OnePlus Pad 3 is an instant winner.

Google Pixel Fold review: Google nails the foldable experience in all the best ways

By Lance Ulanoff last updated

The expensive Google Pixel Fold more than earns its keep.

Onyx Boox Go 10.3 review: a versatile alternative to the reMarkable 2

By Sharmishta Sarkar published

It might look like the reMarkable 2, but access to the Play Store might make this the better e-paper writing tablet for some users.

Getac ZX80 Rugged Android Tablet

By Mark Pickavance published

Getac makes an Android tablet for those who want both performance and resilience

AGM PAD P2 Active rugged tablet review

By Mark Pickavance published

An inexpensive Android tablet that is water and dust proof, that comes with an inbuilt stand

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G Enterprise Edition rugged phone review

By Mark Pickavance published

The Samsung Galaxy A56 5G Enterprise Edition is a rugged phone that looks like any normal phone that delivers a high-end user experience.

Samsung Galaxy Buds FE review: Great ANC and app but limited to Android devotees

By Jennifer Allen published

The Samsung Galaxy Buds FE have a lot going for them but some of these features are limited to an Android phone.

Doogee T30 Max business tablet review

By Alastair Jennings published

Looking for a sleek Android tablet for office and home use? Then, the Doogee T30 Max could be the perfect option.

OnePlus Pad Go review: a bargain tablet that handles everyday use with ease

By Lewis Maddison published

Unless you need serious processing power, the OnePlus Pad Go offers excellent value for watching movies and working on the move.