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Kensington Expert Mouse Pro TB900 review
By Alastair Jennings Published
I ran a head-to-head video editing tests against my usual setup, and found the TB900 faster and more intuitive editing across creative applications.

Turtle Beach Pacific Skyline Wireless Controller review: the perfect companion for GTA 6
By Dashiell Wood Published
The Turtle Beach Pacific Skyline Wireless Controller is the best-looking Xbox controller I’ve ever used.

My whole family used the RunStar 4e Body Scale, and this affordable scale is great for weight — but let down by inaccurate body composition
By Paul Hatton Published
The RunStar 4E Body Scale is a basic smart body scale that measures over 20 different metrics. Accurate performance is sketchy, although the core measurements of weight and BMI are accurate.

Norton VPN review: serious upgrades but not without its limits
By Rob Dunne Last updated
Norton VPN has undergone a serious revamp, and you'd be good to take note as it's looking like it may be a VPN to watch in the near future.

ON1 Photo RAW (2026) review
By Steve Paris Published
ON1 Photo RAW 2026 offers a heck of a lot of enticing features for organizing, cataloguing and editing digital stills into a single package.

Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay review: the battery life really is (almost) infinite
By Phil Iwaniuk Published
This headset knows what gamers want — loads of charge, flat EQ response, rage proof build quality and a strong mic. It delivers on all fronts.

ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate (2026) review
By Steve Paris Last updated
A Windows-only image editor that comes with more features than you can shake a stick at.
The Shards review: Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis are a match made in heaven in Hulu's stylish, blood-soaked new show about privileged teenagers stalked by a serial killer
By Lucy Buglass Published
Bret Easton Ellis' semi-autobiographical novel The Shards is in excellent hands with Ryan Murphy.
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