Brother DCP-J562DW printer review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict We like the compact design of the Brother DCP-J562DW, and its print quality for text and graphics is good for a printer in this price range. However, photo output could be better and the expensive ink cartridges will sting you in the long run. Rivals such as Epson and HP have done a lot recently to reduce the running costs for their printers, so Brother needs to do more to keep up with innovations such as Epson’s high-capacity Ecotank printers or HP’s Instant Ink subscription scheme....

Finlux 55UX3EC320S review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Overall, the Finlux is a reasonable big-screen proposition. While not a great connected bet, image quality is actually decent. We really aren’t convinced by the curved screen though. This adds little to the viewing experience, beyond some rather warped looking reflections and wonky-looking programme guides. That said, off-angle viewing is rather good, with little loss of contrast and colour. Best known for its low cost 1080p tellies, Finlux has upscaled its offerings to 2160p (4K), in both flat and curved styles....

Google Chromecast 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Owners of the original Chromecast have very little reason to upgrade the new model. Google has improved the design with the Chromecast 2 and added better Wi-Fi. We also like the new app and, in general, the device is a bargain at £30. However, the Roku Streaming Stick outclasses it for less than £10 extra with more content available, a remote control and excellent user interface....

Samsung UE48JU7000 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict There’s plenty to love about this 48-incher. Image quality shines with both HD and 4K content, the Smart TV platform is refreshingly functional and even that flatscreen bête noire audio, is jolly good. Only rather mundane build and design temper our enthusiasm. The Samsung JU7000 is a bit of a star. While Samsung has more exotic panels higher up its range, principally the JS8500 and JS9000 series, the flat JU7000 (reviewed here in 48-inch guise, but also available in 55-,60-, 65- and 85-inches) is actually its high street hero product....

Brainwavz S0 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Well made, decent-sounding and very good value. We are big fans of the Brainwavz S0. If you want an in-ear monitor for £30 or less, you can do a lot worse. Brainwavz S0 review: what they are, why they matter The Brainwavz S0 is an in-ear monitorheadphonethat fits in toward the bottom of the scale in terms of cost, but delivers superior performance, build and comfort....