Moto E5 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict We wouldn’t normally recommend a phone significantly under £150 unless you’re really strapped for cash, but the Moto E5 is an exception to the rule. This is an exceptional phone for the price, offering a surprising set of specs along with an attractive and well-built design giving the impression of a much more expensive handset. It’s not flawless and there are sacrifices but all are reasonable....

Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Confirmed: Release Date, Price & Specs Despite having an Unpacked event scheduled for 9 August, Samsung has decided to suddenly announce the new Galaxy Tab S4 tablet online. Here’s everything you need to know including release date, price and specs. It’s an unusual move from Samsung when the firm normally prefers unveiling new products on stage at big events packed with guests. However, the Unpacked seems to be reserved for just theGalaxy Note 9andGalaxy Watch....

Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 vs Galaxy Tab S3 Our Verdict If you want the best Android tablet on the market, the Galaxy Tab S4 looks like it will be it. But the Tab S3 is still a fine choice 18 months after its launch. If you want the larger screen, bigger battery and DeX built in then the Tab S4 is the better choice. Just remember you’ll need to also buy the keyboard separately....

Urbanears Lotsen review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Urbanears Lotsen is certainly a stylish speaker, there’s no denying it. The combination of fabric-wrapping and bold colours make the Lotsen stand out in a sea of bland speakers, and the use of physical knobs to control playback provides a great blend of old and new. It offers a plethora of connectivity options, from Bluetooth to Chromecast and AirPlay, and provides seven customisable presets for your favourite Spotify playlists and internet radio stations....

Where and how to play Mario Kart VR Nintendo doesn’t support virtual reality on the Switch, or port its games to other companies’ VR platforms, but that doesn’t mean there’s no way at all to play Nintendo games in VR – it’s just limited to arcades. That’s how you can strap yourself into your own kart in the VR version of Mario Kart, which combines classic Mario Kart gameplay with the HTC Vive headset and some custom karts complete with steering wheels, pedals, and force feedback....