Etymotic MC5 review The MC5 earphones sound generally well-balanced, but their noise isolation isn't as effective as we hoped.
£55
Q Acoustics 2000 Cinema review Gorgeous looks and even better sounds, these are a fantastic set of speakers for those that can afford it.
£585
Asus GTX 465 review More affordable than previous cards, but the GTX 465 still can’t compete with equivalent cards from ATI’s now long-established 5000-series.
Samsung ST5000 review The interface is a decent improvement over older models, but stills image quality is ultimately poor and we'd expect better at this price.
£200
Creative HS-930i review The Creative HS-930i earphones aren't cheap but they sound great and have reasonably effective noise isolation.
£90
LiteOn iHAS524 review The LiteOn iHAS524 is a good value DVD writer with a reasonably useful, if imperfect, disc labelling feature.
£21
Billion BiPAC P106N review This HomePlug wireless access point with built-in 802.11n wireless has reasonable performance, but you can get adaptors with similar throughputs for a lot less.
£79
Philips SHQ3000 review Unless you're a fitness enthusiast, or just tend to get dirty quite often, the Philips SHQ3000 earphones are of limited appeal.
Edimax HP-2002AC review With a budget price and a mains pass-through to ensure that you don't lose any plug sockets, the HP-2002AC is an excellent bargain.
Fujifilm FinePix HS10 review Fantastic controls, a massive zoom, lots of fun features and excellent low-light performance make this the best ultra-zoom camera we’ve ever seen
£375
Mionix Naos 5000 review Probably the most expensive gaming mouse we've seen, the design and specs are impressive, but we can't see most gamers getting their money's worth.
£60
Edimax HP-2002APn review Edimax's HomePlug adaptor with N-Lite wireless is reasonably priced and provided a stable wireless connection in all our tests. It's the best HomePlug wireless access point you can get.
Etymotic MC5 review The MC5 earphones sound generally well-balanced, but their noise isolation isn't as effective as we hoped.£55
Q Acoustics 2000 Cinema review Gorgeous looks and even better sounds, these are a fantastic set of speakers for those that can afford it.£585
Asus GTX 465 review More affordable than previous cards, but the GTX 465 still can’t compete with equivalent cards from ATI’s now long-established 5000-series.
Samsung ST5000 review The interface is a decent improvement over older models, but stills image quality is ultimately poor and we'd expect better at this price.£200
Creative HS-930i review The Creative HS-930i earphones aren't cheap but they sound great and have reasonably effective noise isolation.£90
LiteOn iHAS524 review The LiteOn iHAS524 is a good value DVD writer with a reasonably useful, if imperfect, disc labelling feature.£21
Billion BiPAC P106N review This HomePlug wireless access point with built-in 802.11n wireless has reasonable performance, but you can get adaptors with similar throughputs for a lot less.£79
Philips SHQ3000 review Unless you're a fitness enthusiast, or just tend to get dirty quite often, the Philips SHQ3000 earphones are of limited appeal.£30
Edimax HP-2002AC review With a budget price and a mains pass-through to ensure that you don't lose any plug sockets, the HP-2002AC is an excellent bargain.£33
Fujifilm FinePix HS10 review Fantastic controls, a massive zoom, lots of fun features and excellent low-light performance make this the best ultra-zoom camera we’ve ever seen£375
Mionix Naos 5000 review Probably the most expensive gaming mouse we've seen, the design and specs are impressive, but we can't see most gamers getting their money's worth.£60
Edimax HP-2002APn review Edimax's HomePlug adaptor with N-Lite wireless is reasonably priced and provided a stable wireless connection in all our tests. It's the best HomePlug wireless access point you can get.£50
Buffalo 2 Port USB 3.0 Express Interface Card review It’s the best USB3 ExpressCard adaptor we’ve seen, but it’s not as fast as the ports on PC motherboards.£29