Ben Stinson

With angular lines and a respectable spec, this 15-inch laptop from Gigabyte has all the power that gamers need.

4G, two cameras and stock Android Lollipop, all for less than £50: is EE trying to do too much for too little?

EE takes flight again with a new smartphone, and this time it's rocking a flagship display.

Linx has lots to offer with a range of Windows tablets that bring a quality build to the low-end of the slate spectrum.

Acer is one of the more well-known brands to launch a double-digit Android tablet, which has reasonable specifications and appears to be a budget contender, but misses the mark on many key points.

Linx has managed to stake its claim firmly at the low-end of Windows tablet territory with this 8-inch offering.

With a larger screen and more features than its sibling the T100, does the T200 really impress as either tablet or laptop?

Everyone has a unique interpretation of a flagship phone. Swivelling camera and all - this is Oppo's latest and largest handset to make it to Europe.

There's no Huawei logo here, but the Chinese firm has put its smartphone know-how into making a budget model that far exceed expectations.

Gigaset's first foray beyond cordless phones is a bit of a bargain, but as you'd expect from a £99 tablet, there were some sacrifices to make along the way.

10.1 inches of stock Android slab with a quad-core processor for £140 may sound like a bargain, just don't expect the earth.

Nvidia's latest chipset and an IPS screen make for excellent value, even if there are a few drawbacks.