SanDisk Extreme 500 Portable SSD 240GB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict For those that need high-speed portable storage, the Extreme 500 is a solid choice. Capacities extend to 480GB which should be fine for most people. If you need more, look no further than the Samsung T3. SanDisk is well known for its flash memory, and the Extreme 500 is a portable SSD which joins the ranks of the company’s well-known SD cards and USB flash drives....

Toshiba Canvio Connect II 3TB review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Aside from speed, the Toshiba Canvio Connect II is a brilliant all-round package. It offers acres of space for your backups and media library, it’s cheap and it comes bundled with genuinely useful software. Not everyone needs the blistering speeds of a portable SSD and if you’re just after a large-capacity drive to store backups of your videos, photos and music, it’s a bit pointless to pay the high prices that SSDs currently cost....

Audio-Technica ATH-SR5BT review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Audio-Technica has created a stylish and lightweight pair of on-ear headphones which won’t break the bank. Although we haven’t found them the most comfortable in the world, they have a lot to offer including NFC, good wireless performance and decent sound quality. Looking for affordable on-ear headphones with modern features like aptX and NFC? Well you’ve come to the right place. Here’s our Audio-Technica ATH-SR5BT review....

iLife X5 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict A robot cleaner will not completely replace your vacuum cleaner or your mop, but it takes a great deal of pain out of daily flick overs. The iLife X5 does a good job of vacuuming and mopping flat surfaces, but performs less well on carpeted or uneven floors. It’s incredibly easy to set up and great value. The iLife X5 is one of the best smart gadgets you can add to your home, taking the hard work out of mopping and hoovering the floors....

Philips 55PUS6401 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Overall, the 6401 is just a few caveats short of being a cracking mid-range UHD buy. For the most part, 2160p definition, colour vibrancy and an aggressive feature set should tick enough boxes to satisfy those stepping up from a 1080p telly. There are limitations – the backlight uniformity errors are unfortunate – but you do get Ambilight by way of compensation, which remains a big crowd pleaser....