ZTE Blade S6 review: 4G dual-SIM iPhone 6 lookalike runs Lollipop Our Verdict At a touch over £150 the ZTE Blade S6 is a great-value Android Lollipop phone with strong general performance and an attractive iPhone 6-like build. Dual-SIM and 4G LTE connectivity, a selection of smart gestures and a capable Sony camera all add to this phone’s appeal, but its battery life is no better than average and we’re not so keen on the idea of having all our apps by default laid bare on the home screen....

HTC One M9 vs One M9+ comparison preview Our Verdict Although the HTC One M9+ isn’t official for the UK we hope this comparison has been helpful. Key things to note are that the M9+ has a more impressive 5.2in screen with a Quad HD resolution, the Duo Camera setup and a fingerprint scanner. We’re still waiting to see if HTC announces an One M9 mini but in the meantime it has introduced the One M9+....

Huawei P8 max review Our Verdict Although it’s thin, light, compact and attractive, we’re not convinced anyone wants a 6.8in phone (not in the UK anyway). It should really be a 7in tablet instead at a much lower price. That’s our first impression so check back soon for a full review. Alongside theP8, Huawei launched a huge phablet called P8 max which it will pit against phones like theiPhone 6 PlusandSamsung Galaxy Note 4....

Piper nv review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The big question is ‘is the Piper nv worth the money?’ and in a word, yes, it is. The first generation Piper classic was a good entry into the home automation/home security industry, but it was lacking in several areas, mainly with regards to the camera capabilities. Piper went away, addressed those issues and what the Piper nv presents is a holistic way to both secure and automate your home....

Prestigio Grace X3 budget dual-SIM phone review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict For a dual-SIM phone the Prestigio Grace X3 is staggeringly well-priced device. In order to make the phone so cheap Prestigio has given it a mediocre display, and plasticky lightweight build quality. But performance is decent and – despite the small battery – so is battery life. Storage is an issue, and we could live without the bloatware on Prestigio’s version of Android 4....