For some, the lifetime warranty that AG Mobile has slapped on the Ghost could be seen as a gimmick. However, there is far more to this mid-range phablet than just its warranty. FULL STORY >

The Yoga 3 Pro has clearly learnt from its predecessors, bringing the best to bear in a thin, light, generally terrific notebook. FULL STORY >

Microsoft’s All in One Media keyboard isn't perfect, but it does have a couple of distinguishing features that make it likable all the same. FULL STORY >

Motorola's second generation entry-level Android smartphone, the Moto E, may have flown under many radars, but it's well worth bookmarking for cost savvy users. FULL STORY >

Yet another great camera from Olympus, but buyers will wonder about the price. FULL STORY >

Solid as a hybrid notebook, but less so as a tablet, the Aspire Switch 10 E from Acer, feels like a device purpose built for Windows 8. But with Windows 10 looming, is that enough? FULL STORY >

It’s always a pleasant surprise to come across a device that exceeds one’s expectations, and that is certainly the case with the over the ear headphones from Houdt. FULL STORY >

Battleborn, the forthcoming title from Gearbox Software and 2K Games, has loads on offer, as I found out in some hands on time with the game. FULL STORY >

For some cup-to-bean coffee is still the business, and for them the Philips Saeco Intelia Evo will be the real deal. FULL STORY >

From the outset, it becomes apparent that there is much to like in Canon’s 10x30 IS II binoculars. FULL STORY >

Having kickstarted the phablet movement themselves, Samsung's new Galaxy Note Edge offers a bit of innovation and high performance in a 5.6" curve-sporting frame. FULL STORY >

Supermassive Game’s forthcoming PS4 exclusive, Until Dawn is looking, in a word, fantastic. FULL STORY >

The Houdt iPad Air cover distinguishes itself by adding a wood blend to the cover. FULL STORY >

Much like a Swiss Army knife, the new Xperia M4 Aqua from Sony proves useful in a variety of scenarios, all while ticking the boxes needed for a mid-range smartphone. FULL STORY >

Curiously billed as a device for "Startups", the Leap sits neatly between entry level and flagship status, and performs well as one of BlackBerry's best all round smartphones. FULL STORY >