Sony Xperia M2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Sony Xperia M2 certainly looks like a premium smartphone, but carries a surprisingly mid-range price tag. With a more impressive camera and more storage, we’d be really impressed with the Xperia M2 for that price, but we think you can get more for your money elsewhere. It’s worth investigating the cheaper Moto G, or if you’ve got a little extra budget the Google Nexus 5 is worth a look, as it has a lot going for it and is still under £300....

Alienware 17 (2014) review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Alienware 17 isn’t perfect – a laptop costing this much really ought to include a proper solid-state drive, and maybe 16 GB memory too. And, of course, its sheer size and weight mean that it’s rarely going to leave home. However it provides top-of-the-range performance that would previously have cost you £2000 or more. It’s a great choice for gamers who can afford not to compromise so much....

Bellroy Travel Wallet review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict We love the focus on international travel that makes the Bellroy Travel Wallet an essential part of the tourist or business traveller’s kit. In particular the passport access and boarding pass and custom card features make this wallet a long-haul champion. While the Bellroy Travel Wallet isn’t really “tech” (it includes a pen, for Heaven’s sake!) it’s so cool that we are going to bestow Geek status on it....

Chillblast Defiant 2 Mini review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s a shame that you don’t have the option of specifying the graphics card in the Defiant 2 – but it’s hard to argue when this sturdy little laptop provides such strong performance for just £899. And, unlike most gaming laptops, it’s small and light enough to carry around in a backpack, making it a great choice if you need a powerful laptop that can also cope with life on the go....

Asus RoG G750JZ gaming laptop review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict It’s expensive, but the Asus G750JZ delivers the goods for gaming performance. You can find similar performance at a lower price, but features such as its Blu-ray drive, 2.1 speakers, and Thunderbolt interface mean that the G750JZ is also well-equipped for other types of entertainment, as well as demanding tasks such as video-editing and audio-recording work. This flagship model from Asus’ Republic of Gamers range is one of the most expensive gaminglaptopswe’ve seen recently, coming in at almost £1800....