Sharmishta Sarkar

Is extensive adjustability enough to tempt you to spend a four-figure sum on an office chair?

Kobo’s new flagship ereader adds impressive note-taking capabilities, but fumbles a core feature.

There’s now an ereader that hits the sweet spot between reading experience, a winning design and affordability.

Kobo has expanded its ereader range with a new entry-level model, but is the Nia a match for Amazon’s basic Kindle?

Ereader and digital notetaker – the Kobo Elipsa is a multitasker, but is it worth the hefty price tag?

With only minor updates over the original Canon EOS M50, can the M50 Mark II compete against newer entry-level cameras?

PocketBook’s first ereader with a built-in speaker is good-looking, but is it worth it for both reading and listening?

As a color ereader, the PocketBook InkPad Color is good, but its user experience is less than ideal.

It might be a hybrid shooter but Panasonic might just have produced the best video camera there is in the Lumix S1H.

Updated Thanks to a boost in pixels and speed, this mid-range DSLR certainly looks good on paper. But how does it perform?

Does adding a viewfinder to the X-A7 and giving it a burst of speed make for a better entry-level mirrorless camera?

Updated With significant updates under the hood, can the Fitbit Versa 2 step up the competition in the smartwatch market?

Updated Great sound, powerful noise cancellation – but can Bose’s new true wireless earphones tip Sony off its perch?

Canon's latest specialist DSLR is a work of art, providing a glimpse into the future of photography.

Can a relatively affordable price tag prompt full-frame mirrorless users to move to medium format photography?