Eclipse SuperNova i566n970OC Skylake gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict At £899.95 without the monitor, the Eclipse SuperNova i566n970OC is one of the less expensive Skylake gaming PCs. Its performance lags a little in benchmarks, but it’s also more expandable than compact systems such as Chillblast’s and has a larger SSD. The rugged, industrial styling of the Eclipse SuperNova i566n970OC ensures that there’s no mistaking it for anything other than agaming PC....

Cyberpower Infinity X55 SE review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Infinity X55 SE performs well, but not as well as much of the competition thanks largely to its unambitious 4.2GHz maximum clock speed. It also boots from a rather small SSD without the large performance advantage of an M.2 model. Some will love the AMD graphics card with its huge video RAM capacity, but overall the price seems a little high for what you’re getting....

Motorola Moto X Style review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you’re looking for a big screen phone, the Moto X Style is a great choice. It’s got great specs across the board and it cheaper than rivals like the Nexus 6P and Galaxy S6 Edge+. We love the screen, stock Android and cameras. However, it really comes stands out when using the Moto Maker to customise it which costs more. With a screen only slightly smaller and a fingerprint scanner the OnePlus 2 is the spanner in the works here at £289 for the 64GB model....

Chillblast Fusion Krypton review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Excellent performance, top-notch build quality and Chillblast’s usual 5-year warranty make the Fusion Kube an excellent choice as long as you don’t need the expansion capabilities of a full-size system case or motherboard. It’s also great value for money. Chillblast’s Fusion Krypton system certainly stands out from the crowd. Housed in the company’s own small-form-factor “Kube” case, the PC sits lower on the desktop, taking up less space than a full-sized alternative....

OnePlus 2 vs iPhone 6s comparison Our Verdict The OnePlus 2’s killer feature is that sub-£300 price tag, which makes it very tricky to justify spending close to or more than double that on an iPhone. The OnePlus 2 offers specs and features that far exceed expectations for its price tag, but opting for the iPhone 6s will get you a device that’s more gorgeous to look at, offers an impressive 3D Touch display and has an operating system that’s already loved by many....