Kef M100 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict We were impressed by Kef’s first headphones, the M500 on-ear cans, and the M100 in-ears are really no different. They offer excellent build quality, a lightweight comfortable design combined with nicely balanced and crisp sound performance. They’re also not as pricey as we had expected making them a solid choice for a pair of in-ear headphones. Kef is a long standing audio brand but hasn’t been in theheadphonegame for very long....
Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti Amp! Edition review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti Amp! Edition performs well and comes at a reasonable price. It’s not as impressive than the Asus Strix GTX 980 Ti, but the Zotac is around £100 cheaper, and has a reassuring five-year warranty. Zotac’s GeForce GTX 980 Ti Amp! Edition is a factory-overclockedgraphics cardbased on Nvidia’s superb GeForce GTX 980 Ti GPU....
LG G Flex 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s good to see LG have another pop at the curved phone and on the whole we’re impressed with the G Flex 2 and since it’s been around for a while the price is something of a bargain. The curve is by no means necessary but it does feel and look good and improvements include the higher screen resolution and slimmed down body....
Tesco Hudl 2 vs iPad mini 4 comparison Our Verdict It’s pretty clear that the iPad mini 4 wins in almost every way here. It has better specs, better design, more up to date software and better connectivity features. But it also has a much, much bigger price tag and without a microSD card slot to add to that measly 16GB entry-level model you’re looking at £399. So buying the still excellent Hudl 2, which may have less impressive features but will be ideal for browsing the web, playing causal games, watching movies, using social media, replying to emails and more, and you’ll have £300 left over to spend on something else....
Garmin Vivoactive smartwatch review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict For me, Garmin’s Edge remains a delight but while the Vivoactive hasn’t won me over, it’s an affordable and attractive option for swimmers, runners and golfers. There are better ‘general’ activity trackers, and it’s a shame that Garmin didn’t integrate a heart-rate monitor. But if the information on offer is what you’re after – and you need GPS – it’s not a bad deal....
