Reviews of Small Appliances

The Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer is designed to protect your scalp and streamline styling. Here's my review.

With a 16-cup capacity and plenty of blades to dice, slice, julienne, peel and more, the Breville Paradice 16 is a pro in the kitchen.

A useful little food chopper, but you could spend a little more and get a lot more features.

It looks more like a water bottle than a blender, but is the Nutribullet Magic Bullet Portable Blender the ideal on-the-go gadget?

The KitchenAid 7 cup / 1.7L Food Processor made quick work of chopping and shredding hard ingredients, but the results weren't exactly Instagram-worthy.

The Dyson Cyclone V10 is one of the older models currently available, but is it still worth buying?

A few years after its initial launch, the Dyson V11 is still worth your attention.

Attachments for curly, wavy and flyaway hair make this fast hair dryer a versatile option.

We take a closer look at the cordless Shark HydroVac, to see if it can achieve spotless results with little elbow grease.

Already known for its pizza ovens, Gozney's Arc and Arc XL improve on the older premium models significantly.