Jamie Carter

This debut smart scale from Swiss company MyKronoz is good-looking, ambitious and mostly impressive, but let down by worrying wobble.

Easy to set up, use and live with, this minimalist smart scale’s readings are comprehensive, consistent and accurate.

The first waterproof bone conduction headset with both Bluetooth and an internal memory isn't without its flaws.

Updated Sonos One SL makes a good case for keeping voice control out of smart speakers with its great sound and cheaper price.

Super-long battery life helps this likeable multi-sports watch challenge Garmin, but it won’t be for everyone.

A clever blend of AI, lasers and yelling that gets your head up to save your spine. WFH laptop users, take note.

The Onyx Boox Nova 3 Color is one of the first color ereaders, but it has some issues when it comes to the basics.

The first smartwatch to actively measure blood pressure, the BP Doctor Pro gets our heart racing.

One of the UK’s best-selling DAB radios now acts as a so-so portable Bluetooth speaker.

The Optoma UHD30 is designed to appeal to hardcore gamers, but this living room-friendly 4K projector is as adept as a home cinema machine.

The Xplora XMOVE is a thoroughly affordable, family-orientated activity tracker that goes back to basics.

Stylish and streamlined glasses for your desktop and days out that impress with clarity and calls but not with bass and battery

The Amazfit T-Rex Pro is an affordable fitness watch wrapped in a retro rugged design that ring-fences its data.

Comfortable unisex shades with taps, slides and discreet audio fit for podcasts and making calls.

Ideal for reading and annotating A5 documents, this super-fast and super-slim E Ink tablet with Android apps and a passive stylus is primed for paperless productivity.

'The Endless Summer' version of the Akaso V50 Pro crams in a lot of features and accessories for the price. Is it the ultimate cheap action cam?