Jim Hill

The HP Color Laser MFP 179fnw is compact enough for any office but the lack of auto duplex could be a deal breaker for some.

The Canon Pixma G6050 packs in plenty of features and the refillable ink tank system makes printing far more economical.

The Cat B35 may be a feature phone, but the inclusion of Google Maps and Assistant makes it easier to use than the competition.

The Arlo Security Light may be expensive but the device works as described and pairs well with an Arlo camera.

The Xerox VersaLink C500DN may only print but it does so exceptionally well with great speed.

The BV9500 Pro comes with a large battery, Full HD display and a raft of features that make it perfect for outdoor use.

The Zoji Z9 boasts an impressively large screen and big battery, but there are definite issues with this rugged phone.

The Armor 5 pairs a large screen with a USB-C port and a big battery, but the lack of Full HD may be a turnoff.

The S50 has a big screen, large battery and dual SIM support, but its call quality might make you think twice about this rugged handset.

The S70 packs loads of features into a rugged Android phone if you’re able to look past the gamer branding.

This rugged tablet has a superbly tough build quality, and it’s nippy as well.

This Chinese vendor has come up with an impressively priced all-weather surveillance kit.

Lenovo’s refreshed hybrid may be pricey, but you get a good deal of power and flexibility for your money.

The Vernee V2 Pro offers a premium experience at a budget cost but the lack of true outdoor features may be a turnoff for some.

The Poptel P10 is a budget rugged handset that gets the job done at the expense of premium features such as FaceID and wireless charging.

Blackview's BV5800 Pro might not be as powerful as the competition but features like wireless charging and Press To Talk ensure it works especially well in the wild.

The C261DNw holds a lot of paper and prints well enough, but its noise level could be a deal breaker.

The Envy Photo 7830 comes packed with premium features for your home office but it's too unreliable to recommend for business use.

This is a compact MFP ideal for home office use, but it's a pity replacement cartridges cost almost as much as the printer.

This security camera offers one big advantage over many rivals: 4K resolution and a cracking image.

A box of surveillance tricks that contains everything you need to set up a multi-room security system.

Reolink’s inexpensive IP camera needs no wires and records in Full HD.

There’s plenty to like about this laser printer – if you can live with the tiny LCD panel and fiddly controls.

Canon’s four-in-one inkjet crams 500 sheets and a lot of functionality into a single affordable MFP.

Is this cartridge-ditching multifunction printer worth the considerable initial outlay?