Technology
Which? tests dash cams under £50
When you’re on the hunt for a new piece of tech, it’s hard not to be tempted by all the bells and whistles you get with premium models. But we...
Sound bars on test: do you need to spend £900 for a true cinematic experience?
We've put the latest sound bars to the test, including models from Canton, JBL, Panasonic and Yamaha. We've got sound bars for every budget too, including a JVC sound bar for just £100.
Has your Sonos speaker stopped working with an old Apple or Android device?
If you’ve ever been in the market for a sound bar or wireless speaker, it’s likely that you’ll have come across or even purchased a product by Sonos – a brand...
Best antivirus software deals: Five tips to get the biggest discounts on security for your computer
Tired of paying full price for cyber peace-of-mind? We have you covered
Is Windows Defender good enough to protect your PC?
Our latest testing reveals the top-rated paid-for and free packages. Plus, if you're PC is running Windows 10, see if Defender is good enough to use on its own.
Sony WF-1000XM3: you can get £52 off Apple AirPods Pro’s biggest rival
Originally selling for around £220, you can now grab a pair of Sony's truly wireless earbuds for closer to £170. That's a tidy saving and a tempting offer, but only if they live up to the hype.
Is 2020 the year to smarten up your home?
by Sandra Vogel and Tom Morgan The best smart products on the market make your most-used appliances more accessible than ever. Is now the time to upgrade your home with...
Cheap mobile phones under £300 reviewed: Realme, Motorola and Honor
If you're balking at spending hundreds of pounds on smartphone features you won't often use, you're in luck. Budget-friendly brands like Realme, Motorola and Honor are making that decision even easier to make.
Is 2020 the year to consider an 8K TV?
Do we need TVs with four times the number of pixels as 4K TVs? LG, Samsung and Sony certainly think so, but since there proper debut three years ago has much changed or are 8K TVs still a pointless, pricey purchase?
Three, EE and Vodafone will continue to overcharge customers for mobile contracts – here’s how to save
In a recent announcement, Ofcom, The telecoms regulator, said that some of the UK's biggest mobile networks would apply discounts to out-of-contract mobile customers but commitments by three of the largest UK mobile networks do not go far enough and will mean some mobile customers will continue to overpay on their contract.