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Godox RS100Bi review: a powerful yet portable light source for shooting on location
By George Cairns Published
Review This continuous LED is perfect for photographers and videographers who need a compact, constant light with an extra-long reach

Neewer Basics FL20 20W RGB Portable Photography Flashlight review: combines RGB color and creative projection effects in a compact, affordable package
By George Cairns Published
Review This highly portable LED flashlight adds color, shape, and drama to portraits without weighing down your kit bag

Geekom GeekBook X14 Pro laptop review
By Ben Andrews Published
An excellent fusion of portability, respectable performance and a sublime screen

Peak Design Pro Tripod review: An updated and upgraded version of Peak Design’s superb ‘Travel Tripod’, in three different size options
By Matthew Richards Published
Review The Peak Design Pro Tripod builds on the success of the company’s award-winning travel tripod, with Pro, Pro Lite and Pro Tall options to choose from

Honor Magic V6 review: The Swiss army knife of foldables
By Luke Baker Published
Review The Honor Magic V6 is a slim, powerful, and impressively versatile foldable with excellent cameras and class-leading battery life, but its high price and MagicOS quirks stop it short of being an easy recommendation.

Oppo Reno 16 Pro review: The selfie champ
By Luke Baker Published
Review A stylish social-first camera phone with a superb selfie camera, fun creative modes, and battery life that goes the distance.

Ricoh SP-2240N review: a small, standalone, business-oriented scanner that aims to deliver high-end performance at a budget-friendly price
By Matthew Richards Published
Review The Ricoh SP-2240N is geared to make short work of digitizing all of your business paperwork with speed, efficiency and the minimum of effort

Polaroid Go Gen 3 review: This is the "Leica Q3 43" of tiny instant cameras
By James Artaius Published
REVIEW The Polaroid Go Gen 3 is ever so slightly bigger, but I think it's a whole lot better than the Gen 2 (and Gen 1)

Adobe Premiere Elements 2026 review: The latest edition of Adobe’s beginner-friendly video editor is feature-rich, but can get complicated fast
By Rod Lawton Published
Review Adobe’s novice-friendly and subscription-free video editor is jam-packed with features, but oftentimes at the expense of usability
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