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Philips Lumea IPL Advanced: Effective but slow
Grooming Health & beauty

The Philips Lumea IPL Advanced works well but it’s only for those who have a lot of patience

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£259 inc VAT
TP-Link Deco X68: Strong Wi-Fi 6 performance but no Wi-Fi 6E
Wireless routers

While this dual-station mesh works well, it’s expensive and lacks support for the up-and-coming 6GHz standard

Published :
£321 inc VAT
Nokia T21 review: A budget tablet to rival Amazon’s Fire
Tablets

The Nokia T21 fixes its predecessor’s biggest problem but improvements are lacking elsewhere

Published :
£199 inc VAT
Ionos Premium review: Flexible with tempting opening offers
Web hosts

A feature-rich web hosting package with the tools required to support extensive, ambitious sites

Published :
£151 total first-year cost, inc VAT
Epson CO-FH02 review: Big screen streaming on a budget
Projectors

Connectivity is limited and sound is weak, but this is an elegant way to get your favourite streaming services up there on a bigger screen.

Published :
£470 inc VAT
Acer Chromebook Spin 514: Good, but nothing special
Chromebooks

Good performance and a decent display, but it can’t match the style, screen or value of the Chromebook Spin 713

Published :
£749 inc VAT
LG Ergo Dual 27QP88D-B2: A clever and affordable package
PC monitors

The LG Ergo Dual is a clever premise with a good price tag, although it can be infuriating in practice

Published :
£550 inc VAT
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Nothing Ear (stick) review: Clearly mediocre
Headphones

Nothing has listened to feedback on the Ear (1), but the changes it has made for the Ear (stick) aren’t universally positive

Published :
£99 inc VAT
Samsung Bespoke Jet Pro Extra: No more dust clouds
Vacuum cleaners

An effective and well-made cordless stick, with mess-free emptying and a raft of extras – but it‘s expensive

Published :
£849 inc VAT
Cleer Scene review: Scene it all before?
Bluetooth speakers

It may not pull up any trees, but the Cleer Scene is a stylish speaker offering quality audio and speakerphone capabilities for under £100

Published :
£99 inc VAT