Ian Evenden

Laptops The latest chips and a big, sharp screen help guide the ascendance of Apple’s Air to the throne.

camera phone Strong flagship performance from a company that makes exciting phones.

camera phone But why does it feel slightly less thrilling than it could?

PC Yes, it's massively expensive, but the HP Omen 45L is as powerful a computer as you will ever need for work and play.

camera phone ASUS upgrades its flagship fone to new heights.

Monitors Iiyama goes wiiiiiiiiiiide with a curved HDR screen.

Laptops ASUS knocks it out of the park with a dual-screened delight.

Laptops The MSI Prestige 16 is a creator laptop that looks the part but doesn't put in the performance.

Monitors The HP Z27u G3 is stylish and offers good brightness and sharpness, but is it too pricey for its features?

Laptops Cost-conscious gamers will look to the Victus, but it's underpowered for high-powered games or creative apps.

Laptops The omens are good for HP’s gaming laptop, but the battery life lets it down.

Monitors The Iiyama Prolite is a beefy, bright 4K desktop monitor with a built-in KVM.

office chairs We sit back and relax in Sihoo's premium ergonomic office chair.

smartphones Honor’s foldable is a glimpse at the way phones should be.

smartphones Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 arrives with a bang – and an unbeatable battery – in ASUS’ gaming phone

Monitors Pop a touchscreen and stylus in your travelling bag, but don’t expect great colour reproduction.

portable monitors Could this be the ultimate take-anywhere monitor?

portable monitors This bright OLED screen will appeal to the creative on the move.

Monitors This innovative monitor is great for energy savings, not so much for creative work.

camera Canon's tiny but smart camera makes vlogging simple.

graphic design The inconspicuous-looking Acer Swift Go 14 may surprise you with its powerful performance...

The ASUS Zenbook 15 OLED is fast and nice to look at. Shame about the battery life though.

Mightily powerful all-rounder will be tempting to creatives.

It's stacked with top-of-the-line features, so are we sleeping on the Sony Xperia 1 V?

Bad news, phone shops. We can repair the Nokia G42 ourselves, but do we want to?