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Samsung's second Ultra smartwatch pairs a record-setting 5,000 cd/m² display with accurate GPS and heart-rate data and a much larger 800 mAh battery. But no on-watch mapping, no satellite messaging and merely adequate endurance keep it short of a true outdoor watch.
Air FryersPhilips stacks two 5-litre baskets to reclaim worktop width, with ceramic PFAS-free coatings, viewing windows and the option to sync both drawers to finish together. It is noisy at 61 dB and vents from the left side. UK price £159.81.
Kitchen AppliancesNinja’s viral ice cream maker turns frozen bases into genuinely creamy ice cream, sorbet, gelato and slush across ten one-touch programmes, and will make a scoop of almost any flavour, savoury ones included. It is bulky, loud at around 75 dB, and needs a day’s notice. UK price £239.
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