Product type: Android tablet PC Price as reviewed: £129 Nowadays, choosing a budget Android tablet isn't an easy task, as there's so many models to choose from, with Tesco's Hudl and Google's Nexus 7 two great examples at either end of the spectrum. And looking to make the whole process easier is Advent, with its…

The RoadTune Universal is a hands-free charging kit that packs a ton of awesome features, whilst retaining a relatively cheap price tag at only £19.99 from MobileFun. In terms of design, the RoadTune is rather attractive, made from high-quality polycarbonate and ABS composite, which is strong enough if you were to drop it. It's also worth…

Type: Android gaming tablet Price as reviewed: £179 Archos's first attempt to enter the 'gaming tablet' market was way back in 2012 (a huge year in terms of tech), with its original GamePad - though it didn't quite work for me, unfortunately. Many moons on though, and I've managed to get my hands on the…

The recent launch of Sony's PS4 has spawned an announcement of new, compatible headsets from Creative. They include the Sound Blaster Evo series and Sound Blaster Tactic3D Fury and Rage USB. Sound Blaster Evo series Creative's Evo ZXR is the most expensive and powerful of the range, sporting a SB-Axx1 sound chip for enhancing sound…

Product type: Android smartphone Price as reviewed: £100 Over the years Archos has primarily been known for manufacturing and selling tablet style entertainment devices. However, this has now changed with the firm grabbing a slice of the mobile market with its very own range of Android smartphones like this budget-orientated offering, the 45 Titanium. Design…

Price as reviewed: £100 Type: Android tablet PC It seems that nowadays, everybody wants to own a tablet PC, whether it's expensive or the cheapest model that you can possibly get. The Lenovo A300 happens to be one of the most affordable tablets currently on the market, offering up an overall package that's certainly enticing.…

Type: Android tablet PC Price as reviewed: £220 Lenovo as a brand are still probably best known for their laptops rather than their tablets. That said, now could be the time to make their mark with their seven inch screen IdeaTab S5000, which clearly has its eyes on the likes of the Google Nexus 7…

Type: Android Jelly Bean tablet PC Price as reviewed: £200+ Archos seems to be obsessed with churning out new tablets and media devices. One of their latest models is the 10inch screen 101 XS 2 - an Android tablet that sports the added extra of a keyboard docking station, perfect for those who literally live…

Type: Android phablet Price as reviewed: £500 Things have been tricky for HTC over the past few years - mainly due to competition from rivals such as Samsung and Apple. Anyhow, despite this, they have managed to create possibly one of the world's sexiest Android smartphones - the One. And now we have a much…

Type: Android phablet Price as reviewed: £450 The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 combines the Note moniker's raison d'etre for combining both the power and performance of a tablet PC, but all chucked into the slim body of a phablet. Thanks to that glorious 5.7inch screen it has been built to add delight to daily tasks…