With a 16-inch (40 cm) by 16-inch heated print bed and maximum print height of 18 inches (45 cm), the Anycubic Kobra Max belongs to the largest of 3D printers currently on the market for home users. Aside from its physical size, this 3D printer has the ease of use common to all Anycubic devices. The combination of a dual-drive extruder and a Volcano hotend manages to deliver even larger volumes of printing material to the silicon carbon (Carborundum Glass) printing bed.

The perfect kids tablet? Despite the low price, the Huawei MatePad T10s wants to be the go-to tablet for everything. However, the entry-level tablet reveals some weaknesses in our review that are better solved by a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 and other such competing tablets.

Subnotebook size with modern Ultrabook power. Just because you're small doesn't mean you can't perform like the big boys. The 12.5-inch Vaio SX12 may be tiny when compared to the usual 13-inch or 15-inch Ultrabook, but its 11th gen processor and FHD IPS display are just as fast and capable.

No-brainer for 200 Euros? According to its spec sheet, the Moto G41 comes with very good hardware at a very low price. This affordable mid-range smartphone features a very bright OLED panel as well as an OIS-supported main camera requiring little to no compromises in everyday use. But is it really a must-have for price-conscious customers, though?