Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Galaxy Note Edge Our Verdict Although the Galaxy S6 Edge has some better hardware than the Note Edge and a nicer design we don’t think it’s worth the large sum of money extra – perhaps when the price drops. Unless you’re left handed, the Galaxy Note Edge does the feature better. Samsung now has multiplephoneswith a curved screen, two of which feature edge displays. But what’s the difference between theSamsung Galaxy S6 EdgeandGalaxy Note Edge?...

Chillblast Fusion Mantis desktop gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Chillblast Fusion Mantis offers excellent value for money and competitive performance, although you’ll need to supply your own monitor and peripherals. It also comes with an unrivalled 5-year warranty. We reviewChillblast‘s Fusion Mantis, a great-valuegaming PCat £749. Also see:Best gaming PCs 2015. At £749 including VAT and delivery, Chillblast’s Fusion Mantis is an inexpensive gamingPCthat skimps not one bit on build-quality or performance....

Acer Chromebook 13 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Acer knows how to make good, solid, reliable Chromebooks, and this model is no exception. Performance was always decent, the screen size is a welcome addition, and the long battery life makes it a great option for travelling. It’s just a shame that the display panel doesn’t quite match up to that of the Toshiba Chromebook 2, which is similarly priced but does offer a richer experience....

Microsoft Lumia 435 review: Best smartphone you can buy under £50 Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Microsoft Lumia 435 is the best phone you can buy under £50, even accepting the tired old Windows Phone apps argument. Bottom of Microsoft’s line-up and just £49.99 on PAYG it’s by no means a great phone, but for first-time or light users it wipes the floor with similarly priced Android phones (and iOS at this price point is just a pipe dream – or a nightmare, but whichever way you look at it, it’s not going to happen)....

Huawei Watch vs Motorola Moto 360 comparison Pros Cons Our Verdict Both of these smartwatches are stunning, but we do prefer the look of the Huawei Watch not least because it ditches that annoying black portion at the bottom that the Moto 360 unfortunately sports. However, for an extra £70 or more, we’re not yet sure whether it’s worth it. We’re looking forward to spending more time with the Huawei Watch to test its battery life and comfort, so we’ll hold out our final verdict until then....