Sharmishta Sarkar

With the best grayscale screen and self-repair options, Kobo’s latest entry-level ereader paves the way for future e-paper tablets.

The Kobo Libra Colour not only adds a color screen to what is already a great ereader, but also gives it writing capabilities.

The 6-inch Kobo Clara Colour not only has an eco-conscious build, but is arguably the cheapest color ereader available.

The Fujifilm X-T50 is an impressive upgrade, but it’s blurring the boundaries across Fuji’s different camera lines.

If you love to sketch and jot down notes, there’s no better e-paper tablet than the reMarkable 2, but that’s all it’s good for.

The Onyx Boox Palma mimics a phone and is the most portable ereader I’ve had the pleasure of using.

With more attachments and a lower price, the Hydragun is a relatively affordable ‘premium’ alternative to the Theragun.

Ebooks and audiobooks in the old Scribd library have been moved to a new platform called Everand – here’s how the new experience compares.

The Canon EOS R6 has the best feature set for an enthusiast-level camera, but will its low resolution go against it?

The A9 was practically perfect, but the few tweaks in the Mark II make the newer camera a more refined option for the pros.

The Samsung Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner takes the competition right up to Dyson, but is it worth the investment?

Looking for an ereader with great bang for buck? Look no further than the Kobo Libra 2.

The new Kindle is smaller and lighter than ever before, making it a great choice for people who love to read while travelling.

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