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KitchenAid 3.5 cup / 830ml Mini Food Chopper review: a low-effort chopper for basic tasks

A useful little food chopper, but you could spend a little more and get a lot more features.

TechRadar

I visited Technogym's bizarre and brilliant treadmill factory – and it's like Wonka's Chocolate Factory for fitness fans

I was given a behind-the-scenes tour of the Technogym Village in Italy, and what I found was bizarre and brilliant in equal measure

TechRadar

87+ best summer gear and gadgets for 2024 —essentials for backyard, beach, and more

From gadgets that will help you host an epic backyard party to all the gear you’ll need for a perfect day at the beach, our testing team has come up with the ultimate list of products that will make this summer your best one yet.

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Motorola Razr 50 Ultra review: flip phone fashionista

Does Motorola's latest flip phone shut down Samsung's chances?

Shoot magical macro photos with Digital Photographer Magazine Issue 281, out now!

Discover all of the pro tips and practical advice you need with the latest issue of Digital Photographer on your digital devices or delivered to your door

Digital Camera World

AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT review: “4K prowess without dipping into dangerously expensive, high-end territory”

The Radeon RX 7800 XT may not be the successor to the 6800 XT that a lot of folks were hoping for, but for under $500, this is one of the best-value graphics cards going.

GamesRadar

Enve team bike and a wireless 1x16 electronic groupset: Tech editor Simon Fellows' Eurobike highlights

Our pick of the bunch from the annual trade show also includes a slew of Shimano shoes, Conti's new aero tire and exclusive Hunt wheels with a sustainable twist

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“When I learned to drive, I'd drive so fast, and probably quite recklessly, to Appetite For Destruction”: Samantha Fish talks soloing strategies and blues heroes ahead of Slash’s S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival

As Slash's all-star blues festival kicks off, the Kansas City blues whiz tells us what we can expect of her set, the gear in her life, and why you need to take some time with your solos

Guitar World

Mixx StreamBuds Ultra Mini Review

The Mixx StreamBuds Ultra Mini are budget earbuds with good battery life let down by poor sound quality and a buggy app.

Tom’s Guide

Gigabyte Aorus CO49DQ review: this gaming monitor is bigger than big

Big, bright and rather beautiful, this ultrawide monitor is a desk-filling delight.

Creative Bloq

Rode Wireless Pro review

The Rode Wireless Pro does very little to disappoint. Whether you choose it or a rival will depend on your specific needs.

Tom’s Guide

I ran 35 miles in the Under Armour Velociti Elite 2 — here’s my verdict on this carbon racer

The Under Armour Velociti Elite 2 is an upgrade on the original Velociti Elite racer, but doesn’t touch the performance of the carbon racing shoes available from other brands.

Tom’s Guide

Why this genius air fryer is the one you should upgrade to this summer – it takes the guesswork out of cooking entirely

Hands-free cooking just got real

Ideal Home

“The whole guitar feels very alive in your hands. There’s punch and power, with a grainy detail to the big voice”: PJD Guitars St John Apprentice review

There’s no shortage of great-quality UK-made guitars, but for under a grand, PJD’s new Apprentice model is leading the charge in terms of quality and cost

Guitar World

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“Huge storage and ability to load your own loops make it an instrument in its own right”: DigiTech JamMan Solo HD review

We welcome back another DigiTech staple with massive storage and stereo-looping capabilities

Woman & Home

5 things you should remove from your kitchen to create space, say professional home organisers

These are the items you need to declutter from your kitchen right now to create valuable space

Ideal Home

Simba CustomFlex Pillow review – I found it a game-changer for side sleeping

If you're a side sleeper who loves a firm pillow, then, like me, you might find the Simba CustomFlex Pillow worth the investment. Here’s why it's one of the best pillows I've slept on

Creative Bloq

Huawei MatePad 11.5"S PaperMatte Edition review: beautiful tablet is great for drawing

It's only a teeny bit of extra power away from being a must-buy.

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5 reasons why I prefer a cordless vacuum – is it time to ditch the power cable?

When it comes to speed, convenience and versatility, you can't go wrong with a cordless vacuum cleaner

TechRadar

Pentax 17 review: a modern analog charmer

The Pentax 17 is a half-frame compact film camera with plenty of charm and some neat design touches, if you can stomach the price.

TechRadar

Lenovo LOQ 15 Gen 9 review: a solid if unspectacular 1080p gaming laptop

The Lenovo LOQ 15 Gen 9 impresses with solid 1080p performance and good build quality, but has a few drawbacks for its price that means it's not as encompassing as it could have been.

Guitar World

“These are two of the most popular drive flavors out there, tweaked and combined into something greater than the sum of their parts”: Beetronics Wannabee Beelateral Buzz review

Beetronics moves away from its usual original circuit designs and delivers double drive with Klon and Bluesbreaker flavours

Ideal Home

Smeg has launched a clever new countertop oven that can replace your built-in oven and air fryer with ease - we got an exclusive first look

We got up close with Smeg's new countertop oven air fryer - it's as pretty as you'd expect

MusicRadar

"70 years on, it’s a sound that is still in demand": The producer's guide to the EMT 140 plate reverb

In the '60s and '70s, you needed a cumbersome metal plate strapped to some springs to create quality reverb, but it was so good that we still yearn for that EMT 140 sound today. Here’s how to recreate it, without a plate in sight…

I tried new Cambridge Audio headphones with a 5-star feature even Sony can't match

I tested Cambridge Audio's Melomania P100 with 60-hour battery life

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