eufy
eufy SoloCam E42
eufy's 360-degree 4K outdoor camera runs on solar power and stores events locally without a subscription, with HomeKit support and strong night performance — held back mainly by digital-only zoom.
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3.7
Xiaomi
Xiaomi Buds 6
Xiaomi's open-fit Buds 6 pair Harman tuning and aptX Lossless with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, and finally make the format convincing — if you accept limited ANC and recessed bass.
SteelSeries
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2
The second-generation Arctis Nova 7 is light enough to forget you are wearing it, with spatial audio that gives a real competitive edge and unusually deep Sonar software. The retractable boom microphone is the weak point, and only sounds good with the software installed.
5.0
Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra
Thinner at 215 g, brighter at 2,880 cd/m² and finally quick to charge, with silicon-carbon endurance of 21 hr 27 min — Samsung’s new folding flagship refines rather than reinvents, and drops the S Pen doing it.
4.6
LG
LG Xboom Buds Lite
The 112-model field’s new price-performance champion: startling sound for the money, 12:11-hour measured battery and complete basics — with slow touch controls, moderate ANC and a creaky case as the honest bill.
4.6
Sennheiser
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4
Impressive, natural sound and first-rate call mics make these the audio purist’s premium in-ear — while noise cancelling rated only satisfactory (2.7) is the honest asterisk. Well down from launch pricing, the sound-per-pound is now excellent.
4.7
Bose
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen)
The best noise cancelling of any in-ear in a 112-model field — even the AirPods Pro 3 seems loud beside them. Bass-forward sound that wants a minute of EQ, a humble case and mid-field stamina are what the crown costs.
4.7
Bose
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen)
Second of 57 in the current over-ear ranking and the noise-cancelling benchmark: fan hum, jet rumble and whistle all erased, with freely adjustable intensity. The trade-offs are a narrow soundstage, 39:10 hours of ANC runtime and a premium price.
4.7
Shokz
Shokz OpenDots 2
The current open-ear test winner — 1st of 41: perfect comfort scores in every scenario including with glasses, 10 hrs 51 min measured per charge and 48 hrs 31 min total, Bluetooth 6.1 and IP57. Soft deep bass and a fixed, unadjustable fit are the trade-offs.
4.7
Sony
Sony Bravia 9 II
The best LCD in the current rankings — 4th of 57 overall: a mighty 3,940 cd/m² peak, effectively complete DCI-P3, an immense 90.5% BT.2020 and unusually wide angles for LCD. Two HDMI 2.1 ports and early-days UK availability are the catches.
4.5
Mio
Mio MiVue 955W Pro
The value pick of the dash-cam field: sharp 4K with recognisable plates day and night, a rare assistance suite with UK speed-camera alerts, and event handling that saves the preceding clip too. Inadequate SD-error warnings and mini-USB are the flaws.
4.7
LG
LG OLED 55G6
The current test winner of 57 televisions: 3,597 cd/m² peak brightness, an unmatched 3,546 cd/m² in Filmmaker mode after a firmware re-test, 99.7% DCI-P3 and 165 Hz with 11 ms lag. A single tuner, no DTS/HDR10+ and thirsty HDR are the deductions.
Ray-Ban
Ray-Ban Meta Blayzer Optics Gen 2
Meta’s prescription-first smart frame wears like ordinary glasses at 49.2 g, with a genuinely good 12 MP camera and speakers that replace open-ear headphones. Unfinished AI, an LED-tampering loophole and subscription creep are the honest caveats.
4.9
Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro
Samsung’s flagship buds entered the rankings 3rd of 119: wide, precise sound, 11 hrs 3 min measured single-charge stamina, IP57 and Bluetooth 6.1 with Auracast. No iOS app, no universal multipoint and ANC that concedes the frequency extremes are the catches.
4.6
Sony
Sony WH-1000XX The Collexion
Sony’s luxury over-ears earned perfect comfort and build scores — the most comfortable in the test’s recent memory — with 36 hrs 51 min measured battery and a 15-minute charge yielding 14 hours. ANC that lets low frequencies through and a "very expensive" price verdict temper it.
4.4
Gastroback
Gastroback Design Advanced Bread Maker
The Gastroback Design Advanced bakes one of the best ciabattas in its test group and carries an exceptional 18-programme feature set including jam, yoghurt and ice cream. Wholemeal results are only middling and the casing reaches 75°C.
4.8
Oura
Oura Ring 5
The Oura Ring 5 is the most jewellery-like smart ring yet at 2 g and 6.1 x 2.3 mm, with sleep tracking that now matches a good smartwatch and 10.7 days of measured battery. The charging case costs extra and full app features need a subscription.
5.0
RingConn
RingConn Gen 3
The RingConn Gen 3 finished first of thirteen smart rings, with 11.5 days of measured battery life, sleep tracking as precise as a good smartwatch and no subscription. It is chunkier than its main rival and tracks only seven sports.
3.9
Amazon
Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 32GB
Amazon's largest e-reader pairs a sharp 10.9in colour E Ink panel and a bundled stylus with 32 GB of storage. It is fast and a capable annotation tool, but 5.6% sRGB coverage leaves colour muted, and it is hard to justify at the money.
4.0
Xiaomi
Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro
Xiaomi adds built-in GPS, a bright 1.74in AMOLED screen and over seven days of battery life to its fitness band. The heart-rate sensor is accurate enough to train with, but the single-band GPS falls apart in a city.
4.0
Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2
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.
Philips
Philips 4000 Series Stacked Dual Basket Airfryer
Philips 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.
4.5
Ninja
Ninja CREAMi Deluxe
Ninja’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.
Amazon
Amazon Fire TV Stick HD (2026)
Amazon’s thinnest streaming stick now draws power from the TV’s USB port and runs over 30 per cent faster, with Wi-Fi 6 and Alexa+. The switch to Vega OS ends sideloading and drops Android apps such as VLC and Downloader.