Reviews of Small Appliances

The Nutribullet 600 Series is simple, effective and affordable – perfect for your daily smoothie.

The Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer is designed to protect your scalp and streamline styling. Here's my review.

With a 16-cup capacity and plenty of blades to dice, slice, julienne, peel and more, the Breville Paradice 16 is a pro in the kitchen.

A useful little food chopper, but you could spend a little more and get a lot more features.

It looks more like a water bottle than a blender, but is the Nutribullet Magic Bullet Portable Blender the ideal on-the-go gadget?

The KitchenAid 7 cup / 1.7L Food Processor made quick work of chopping and shredding hard ingredients, but the results weren't exactly Instagram-worthy.

The Dyson Cyclone V10 is one of the older models currently available, but is it still worth buying?

A few years after its initial launch, the Dyson V11 is still worth your attention.

Attachments for curly, wavy and flyaway hair make this fast hair dryer a versatile option.

We take a closer look at the cordless Shark HydroVac, to see if it can achieve spotless results with little elbow grease.