Oppo Find X9 Pro reviewed: on another level
One of the last major phones of the year also turns out to be one of the best. What’s so special about the Find X9 Pro that puts it on another level?
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A splash of colour to extend your screen can be a functional accessory, as the Nanoleaf Pegboard Desk Dock shows.
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Looking for a pair of earphones that not only sounds great, but also stands out? The Status Pro X look different and sound great.
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Is ice cream in minutes even possible? The answer is yes with a bit of a catch, as the Tefal Dolci Ice Cream Maker shows.
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Australia’s second generation of Pixel Fold is the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, a phone that’s more durable, but also more of the same.
Life360 Pet GPS reviewed: peace of mind
If you have no idea where your cat or dog goes when you’re not there, the Life360 Pet GPS offers a digital way to track and check, with real peace of mind.
CMF Headphone Pro reviewed: a solid bargain
Priced under $200, the CMF Headphone Pro attract on design and price, delivering tuning by Nothing and some clever controls. Is it a solid bargain?
