Sharmishta Sarkar

TP-Link’s Tapo RV30 Plus is a robovac that vacuums, mops and empties itself while also being affordable.

Breville’s SodaStream alternative will let you carbonate any drinkable cold liquid, from water to juice, even wine.

If you've got the money to spare, the 7.8-inch Onyx Boox Tab Mini C could be a worthy color note-taking ereader to buy.

It might have the same screen as the older color ereader, but the PocketBook InkPad Color 2 is a lot faster.

The Fujifilm X-S20 is the successor to the ultimate all-rounder X-S10, and brings more features, but at a much higher price.

The Steelcase Karman has great looks and a uniquely flexible mesh design, but is that enough to warrant a high price tag?

It cleans well and is priced quite well for a Dyson, but it has flaws that need to be fixed.

With a limited catalogue, is Kobo’s ebook subscription service worth it if you use one of its ereaders?

The Dyson 360 Vis Nav cleans well, but does it clean well enough to justify its premium price point?

The Powershot V10 has been designed specifically for vlogging, with a 1-inch sensor, 4K video, a flip-up screen and a fold-out stand.

An ereader with a color screen is a novelty, but it’s a problem when that’s the only good thing about it.

Offering plenty of advanced writing tools, the Kobo Elipsa 2E takes the fight to Amazon’s Kindle Scribe.

It caters to a very specific audience, but if you’re keen on an A4-size ereader and note taker, the Onyx Boox Tab X might be worth the splurge.

Updated After bringing us some beautiful light panels, Nanoleaf is going back to the essentials.

Updated If you could have access to thousands of great magazines from around the world for a small monthly fee, why wouldn’t you?

Is extensive adjustability enough to tempt you to spend a four-figure sum on an office chair?

Kobo’s new flagship ereader adds impressive note-taking capabilities, but fumbles a core feature.

There’s now an ereader that hits the sweet spot between reading experience, a winning design and affordability.

Kobo has expanded its ereader range with a new entry-level model, but is the Nia a match for Amazon’s basic Kindle?