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Back to basics. The ThinkBook 14 2-in-1 G4 is a no-frills convertible spruced up with Intel's latest 14th gen Meteor Lake CPUs. It's comfortable, travel-friendly and easy to use, but graphics performance is a little slow relative to the $1200 asking price.

Welcome to the present. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) is an affordable mid-range tablet that comes complete with a stylus pen. Find out whether the second edition of this Samsung tablet is still a good buy in our review.

Good entertainment. For a very inexpensive 11-inch tablet, the Teclast T50HD comes with a solid selection of features. Aside from Android 14, it also comes with 256 GB storage, a bright IPS display, DRM Widevine L1 and even dual-SIM support with 4G. Our review will reveal whether this introductory tablet is worth recommending.

Premium experience. This year, the Galaxy A55 5G represents the top of Samsung's midrange, offering several premium features, a refreshed design, and a long period of updates. Although it isn't very affordable, our test shows, why it is still a worthwhile investment.

Pretty and affordable. You can get the Motorola Moto G24 for under US$200 without having to compromise on NFC, stereo speakers and an attractive case. On the flip side, you can't expect the best performance, but is the affordable phone still worth taking a look at?

Cost-cutting measures. If you are looking for a good mid-range phone and can do without 5G, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G is an affordable offer. The high-quality camera, modern chassis, and fast charging technology of the 5G model are retained. Did the manufacturer still add some cutbacks to save?

Added value. With the Galaxy A35, Samsung has put together a strong smartphone package. The newest mid-range model in the popular Galaxy A series scores points for a wide range of features at a budget price and manages to do a few things better than its predecessor. In addition to more processing power and eSIM support, it also comes with a premium glass case for the first time, just like the design language used in the Galaxy S models.

Under new colours. With the HMD Pulse Pro, the makers of Nokia phones are introducing their first phone under their own name. On board are familiar qualities: update promises in the budget segment and good reparability. Is this enough to give the company a strong start in the highly contested budget phone segment?

Quieter, longer-lasting, and more efficient. When compared to the older Core i7-1255U, the new Core Ultra 5 125U doesn't offer all that much in terms of overall performance. Power efficiency, however, gets a big boost for improved fan noise and battery life.

The departure. Asus has broken one of its traditions: The 11th-generation Zenfone is no longer compact, and Ultra has been added to its name. Its flagship performance is the same—supposedly, its cameras have been improved. Our review will unveil which benefits the phone's new size brings.

Endurance twin. The Motorola Moto G24 Power comes with an extra-large battery and lets you work and surf for a long time even when you’re away from a power socket. The smartphone also offers many other benefits thanks to its great memory and storage configuration as well as 90Hz display.

Gold standard? Xiaomi's top dog has been released globally and aims to be the new reference when it comes to mobile photography. In order to do so, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra relies on four high-resolution sensors and a collaboration with Leica. Our review will unveil how much of a success this phone is—and whether all its other parts are high-end, too.

A shining example. Up until now, Nothing's smartphones have been far from cheap. The Nothing Phone (2a) sets the record straight. The 6.7-inch device has a starting price of £320 and gets to hold on to a lot of the more expensive Nothing Phone (2)'s hardware, including the iconic Glyph interface. So is this essentially a lot of great tech for little money? Let's find out.

Great allrounder! Minisforum's V3 represents entirely new ground for the Chinese system manufacturer, which released a wide range of mini PCs in the recent past. The V3 tablet is the first ever Windows tablet to feature AMD's Hawk Point APU. The V3 tablet is not just a simple Windows tablet. The device can also be used as an external display if required. Our detailed review will reveal how well the device performs in everyday use and what performance can be teased out of the AMD Ryzen 7 8840U.