Epson Runsense SF-810 review: Ideal companion for long-distance runs Expert’s Rating Our Verdict A full-featured watch for runners, the Epson Runsense SF-810 will be the perfect companion for those serious about shaving times of long-distance runs. It is limited only to that function, and it isn’t cheap. But battery life is great. Awatchbuilt for runners, the Epson Runsense is an activity tracker with an understated charm. Read ourEpson Runsense SF-810review.Also see:Best smartwatches....

Inateck MarsBox BP2002 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Inateck’s MarsBox is an excellent portable Bluetooth speaker, in its cool-looking design, more than acceptable performance and loud audio, and in sheer value for money. However, it disappoints as an FM radio. Inateck’sMarsBoxBluetooth speaker and FM radio is one of the best budgetBluetooth speakerswe’ve seen, with a cool design and booming audio.Also see:Best budget Bluetooth speakers 2015. You wouldn’t believe this speaker costs less than 50 quid (right now it’s £46....

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ UK release date, price and specs TheSamsung Galaxy S6andGalaxy S6 Edgeare now on sale around the globe, but a new larger version of the S6 Edge has been unveiled at today’s Samsung Unpacked event (13 August), and a Samsung slip-up prior to the event meant we knew it was coming. Here’s what you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ UK release date, price and specifications....

Until Dawn review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Overall, we really enjoyed playing Until Dawn. It’ll take around 10-11 hours for a complete playthrough, which to some may be relatively short, but with the sheer amount of possible storylines, it deserves multiple playthroughs as you’ll experience something different every time. The use of the choice-and-Consequence system makes playing the game more interesting as you’ll find yourself questioning each decision you make, and the possible outcome of your decision....

Jawbone UP3 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The UP3 adds a few extra features over and above the UP2, namely the ability to track resting heart rate and REM sleep. Is it worth the extra £40? Only if you really want those features. Don’t forget that neither the UP2 nor UP3 can track height climbed, whereas the similarly priced Fitbit Charge and Charge HR can. (They can also tell you when someone is calling your phone, a feature that’s particularly useful....