Sumvision Psyc Monic Bluetooth speaker review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Sumvision Psyc Monic Bluetooth speaker provides an unbeatable sound for its affordable £37.99 price tag. Given its sound quality traits, there are very few portable speakers in the world which can provide an incredible sub-bass response whilst also remaining clear through the other sound frequencies. Connected through Bluetooth 4.0 or an auxiliary 3.5mm jack and coupled with its elegant design, the Monic is one of our all-time favourite Bluetooth speakers....

Dog & Bone Locksmart Mini Bluetooth padlock review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Dog and Bone Locksmart Mini is a great all-around smart Bluetooth padlock, offering the ability to share access with anybody at any time without the need for keys or a PIN code. The advanced encryption gives us confidence that the Bluetooth smart padlock won’t be hacked, and the combination of a die-cast zinc alloy body and 7mm hardened steel shackle should protect against ‘traditional’ break-ins....

How to set up a new PC Setting up a newPCis a relatively straightforward process but, depending on the instructions and diagrams that came with it, you might be left scratching your head about which wire goes where. See also:How to build your own PC. More often than not, your PC will be supplied with a generic image that might look nothing like the PC tower in front of you, and the connectors might be different too....

Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict They might not be the complete package, but Audio-Technica has created some seriously good sounding headphones here. The ATH-MSR7 offer good build and stylish design, although they aren’t the most comfortable or portable around. What we’re most taken by, though, is the sound quality you get at this price which makes them a good buy. A pair of headphones which sound great in all situations and environments are difficult to make but that’s what Audi-Technica has tried to do here....

DJI Phantom 4 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Phantom 4 is unquestionably DJI’s best drone yet. It shoots decent quality 4K video and is easier to control than ever before. Batteries are very expensive, though, and the intelligent modes still don’t quite match those you’ll get with a 3DR Solo which, in our opinion, is still the better choice if you need to capture complex cinematic aerial shots. Of course, the Solo is more expensive, doesn’t come with a camera and lacks obstacle avoidance, so the Phantom 4 is still a great choice if you can afford it....