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Value for money à la Apple. With the Apple M4, there is brute performance in the iPad Air 2026. In what is now the eighth generation, Apple's mid-range tablet is even slightly cheaper in Europe, but otherwise brings only marginal innovations. We take a look at whether the iPad Air is still worth it in our detailed test.

It could have been a very attractive package. You would not normally expect an AMOLED display as bright as the one on the Motorola Moto G67, with good resolution and strong colour reproduction, for under €200. Our review shows, however, that buyers will have to accept clear compromises in terms of performance and update support.

Even more power. While the Apple iPad Air 11 (2026) has been given a performance upgrade thanks to its M4 chip and boasts smaller updates like Wi-Fi 7, its other features, such as its display, cameras and design, remain largely unchanged. In our test, we’ll show just how powerful the new model really is during everyday use and whether it’s worth making the switch, given its price and features.

AMD & Intel have a problem. The new Asus Zenbook is a 16-inch multimedia laptop with an insanely low weight of just 1.2 kg. It is also the first laptop with Qualcomm's brand-new Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme processor with 18 CPU cores and a brand-new Adreno X2-90 GPU. You also get a 120 Hz OLED and 48 GB RAM for $1599.

Massive Improvements. Qualcomm's second generation of ARM processors for Windows has arrived and we compare the new Snapdragon X2 Elite & Elite Extreme with the competition from AMD, Apple as well as Intel.

Massive performance at under 1 kg. The new Asus Zenbook A14 is one of the first devices with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X2 Elite ARM processors. The A14 is once again equipped with an OLED screen and ceraluminum chassis and still weighs less than 1 kg, and the CPU performance easily beats Intel and AMD.

What will it be? From discreet to eye-catching, super-slim to robust, and durable to ultra-bright, the Motorola Edge 70 Fusion aims to combine many qualities. In this review, we find out whether the high-quality mid-range phone is a bit of a catch-all or whether it actually offers added value.

Ideal for business. The Lenovo Tab K12 is a 12-inch business tablet with 5G, 12 GB RAM and charger included, which could also be interesting for private customers. We show how good the display, battery, GPS and software really are - and where the tablet disappoints.

Apple launches their new M5 Pro and M5 Max SoCs with new GPU models. We test the 20-core M5 Pro GPU as well as the flagship 40-core M5 Max GPU in synthetic benchmarks as well as gaming tests and also check the efficiency compared to previous Apple GPUs as well as Nvidia's Blackwell graphics cards. Update: MBP 16 shows the full potential of the M5 Max GPU

Old acquaintance with new tricks. In our review of the Lenovo Tab K11 Gen 2, we show what a professional mid-range tablet around the €240 mark can really do with features including 5G, GPS, a 90 Hz display, and Android updates until 2029. We also clarify whether it is worth buying compared to the near-identical Lenovo Idea Tab.

A problem for budget Windows laptops. Apple's new MacBook Neo is the first budget MacBook powered by the A18 Pro smartphone processor for $599. The result is a laptop that looks and feels like a MacBook, and is also surprisingly powerful for what it is. There is one big flaw though. Update: More gaming tests

Too much power for the 14-inch MBP. Apple's new high-end chip M5 Max is once again also available for the compact MacBook Pro 14. We test the fastest version with the 40-core GPU, 128 GB RAM and 8 TB of blazing fast PCIe 5.0 storage. But the M5 Max might just be too powerful for the 14-inch MacBook Pro... Update: M5 Max is a beast in Adobe and DaVinci benchmarks