A far better all-round offering than its predecessor, the Moto Z2 Play is a solid smartphone sans Moto Mods. FULL STORY >

Focusing a bit more on what's happening off the court than on it, NBA 2K18 may not be the best basketball title for students of the game. FULL STORY >

LG's latest offering is a bit of a mixed bag, with flagship stylings and a combination of mid-range and entry-level specifications. FULL STORY >

A bean-to-cup coffee machine that will lead you down a path of coffee temptation. FULL STORY >

The new more premium offering, the iFrogz Impulse Duo Wireless looks to up the sound quality by providing dual 6 mm neodymium drivers for each earbud. FULL STORY >

One of the cheapest flagship phones available at the moment, the Nokia 8 from HMD Global is also one of the best value for money. Is it the best of 2017 to date though? FULL STORY >

Small improvements across the board from EA Sports has made FIFA 18 one of the best all-round sports gaming titles in quite some time. FULL STORY >

Everki's latest business orientated notebook bag gives travelling smart a whole new meaning, but does it impress enough to earn a spot on your next business trip? FULL STORY >

With premium projectors often featuring a price tag to match, Acer's V7850 is one of the rare offerings that can do it all without breaking the bank. FULL STORY >

More of the space epic we were hoping from the original, Destiny 2 learns from its predecessor's mistake and delivers a more compelling gaming experience. FULL STORY >

A more than handy 13.3" notebook, the Acer Spin 5 can be spun into a number of positions to be of use outside the office. FULL STORY >

Portable hard drives are often overlooked, until of course you need that back up. But can Adata's latest range of HD650 portable hard drive convince you to add one of these to your kit? FULL STORY >

Epson's portable scanner is a nifty gadget for business users, and potentially artists on the go, but is it worth your money? FULL STORY >

Bitdefender Total Security 2018 succeeds at providing security on every front, while making securing one's devices easy. FULL STORY >

Although well specced, the KEYone feels like a step backwards for BlackBerry as it tries to push forward with touch and type devices. FULL STORY >