The Huawei FreeBuds provide an effortless, intuitive listening experience that many will love enough to ditch their wires and over-ear bands for forever. Unfortunately, the tap controls that make them so great also present some serious problems when the buds just don't quite fit.
The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 are slick cans that cost just a little too much. However, if you're happy to pay the Bose premium you'll be rewarded by comfortable headphones with great noise-cancellation and crystal clear call quality.
The Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are mostly solid all round devices packed full of ambitious ideas, but they're undermined by less than stellar battery life.
The Realme XT gets you a lot of phone for not a lot of money. An affordable phone is always going to have a few compromises, but the Realme XT sets a new standard for what you should expect from a sub-$500 phone.
The Motorola One Vision is a solid mid-range smartphone with a novel screen, a decent camera, and a promise of guaranteed software updates. It's a good device for a good price.
The iPhone 11 Pro isn't just the best iPhone, but arguably the best smartphone around. At the very least, the most polished. The hefty starting price is imposing - especially given it still only starts with 64GB of storage - but otherwise, it's hard to fault the iPhone 11 Pro.
Bluetooth and battery-power make the Move the most versatile speaker in the Sonos family, but a high-price tag and hefty weight mean it's best for those already in the Sonos ecosystem.
Apple has unveiled the new iPhones for 2019, and of the three on offer the cheapest option may be the best. The iPhone 11 looks to have everything you want in a new iPhone without charging you for the extras.
Our first look at the fixed Samsung Galaxy Fold.
The Galaxy Note 10+ is about as polished and packed as a smartphone can get, but it's a familiar affair. While everything about the Note 10+ tends to range from good to great, competing manufacturers are pulling ahead of Samsung when it comes to features like camera and battery which merely stay the course this time around.
The LG V50 ThinQ sure is a phone. There's nothing that's particularly bad about it, but other than its status as one of the first 5G phones, there's not much that stands out about it either. The Dual Display is another story, however.