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Huawei Watch 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Huawei Watch 2 is no-doubt a huge improvement over the first-generation Huawei Watch despite trading in the classic look for something a little sportier, but it’s the high-tech hardware that sets the Huawei Watch 2 apart, offering optional 4G connectivity, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, allowing for use without a connected smartphone. The array of built-in sensors also provide in-depth fitness tracking, allowing for a more holistic view of your exercise regime....

Huawei Watch GT review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The two-week battery life and impressive exercise and sleep tracking features make the Huawei Watch GT a tempting option, but without third-party app support and a host of other common smartwatch features, we wonder just how smart the Huawei Watch GT can be. It’s an amazing fitness tracker, but not a very smart smartwatch. Following the launch of the hugely popularHuawei Watch 2in 2017, Huawei took to the stage at thelaunch of the Mate 20 seriesto reveal a brand new smartwatch; the Huawei Watch GT....

Moto G6 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Now less than £200, the Moto G6 is a fantastic phone combining great design, specs and software, and the G6 looks and feels much more expensive than it really is. You get a decent 18:9 screen, fingerprint scanner, dual cameras and long battery life to boot. It’s been a long time coming, with an interlude for theG5Sarriving last year, but the Motorola Moto G6 is finally here....

Moto G7 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict An outstanding display, clean Android 9 Pie with thoughtful Moto additions and improved cameras mean this is the best G series phone yet and the G7 phone you should buy. There are three other G7 phones in the series but the G7’s price and features mean it’s the best for most people. Tad annoying it’s an Amazon exclusive in the UK, though. Best Prices Today: Moto G7 We’ve always loved the Moto G series....

Motorola One Vision review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Motorola has proven itself to make excellent phones at affordable prices and the One Vision appears to be no exception. This is a gorgeous device with some specs and features you wouldn’t expect for under £300 including a decent screen and a 48Mp camera. The Motorola One Vision is a sleek bit of kit with an impressive display, great cameras and a price tag of less than £300, making it appealing in a market where flagship devices can cost upwards of £1000....