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Full throttle, Poco. The Poco F9 Ultra makes a big splash: Its long-lasting battery, stunning display, surprisingly powerful speakers, and ample performance certainly have us intrigued. However, the smartphone gets very hot under sustained workloads. Our review will reveal whether the camera, features, and overall package can also live up to flagship standards.

Incredibly bright. Samsung gives the Galaxy Watch Ultra an update. Its looks remain nearly unchanged, but the internals get an upgrade: a faster processor, a larger battery and a much brighter display. The smartwatch is also more comfortable to wear. We tried out Samsung’s new flagship watch.

Costly downtime. The Sony Xperia 10 VIII stays true to its lineage: compact, lightweight, and featuring extras that have become rare, such as a headphone jack and microSD slot. While little else has changed technically, the most noticeable new feature is its brighter display. In this review, we determine whether this justifies the significant price increase compared to its predecessor.

iPad killer or sham? The affordable Xiaomi tablet with the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 2 features a bright 120-Hz display and good specs, including long-term software updates. The affordable Android tablet also comes with an optional Redmi Stylus For Pad. However budget-conscious shoppers should be aware of a storage issue.

Nothing is just ticking over. The Nothing Phone (4b) aims to make its mark in the mid-range market with its striking design, Glyph Bar, AMOLED display, and powerful battery. Our review shows that for 329 euros, it has a lot going for it, but the camera, storage, and updates reveal cost-cutting measures. It also raises the question of whether the more affordable model is really the better choice compared to the Phone (4a).

It's time for a change. Can a top-of-the-line smartphone with a 6.9-inch display really be lightweight and easy to handle? Samsung is attempting to strike exactly this balance with the new Galaxy Z Flip8. In our review, we compared this foldable Android phone with its Motorola competitors, the Razr 70 Plus and Razr 70 Ultra—with a clear result.

Afraid of Apple? Bigger, thinner, and packed with top-of-the-line hardware: The new Fold8 Ultra, featuring the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, promises to be the best foldable smartphone of 2026. But do the upgrades justify the exorbitant price of over $2,000? We put the iPhone Ultra’s competitor through its paces in our tests and in everyday use. Is it worth buying?

An all-in-one media display. Powered by Android 14 and an internal battery, the Sylvox 32-inch rolling TV functions as a giant tablet and mobile display.

Some gaps remain. With the Reno 16 Pro, Oppo is entering the upper-midrange to premium segment with a compact Android smartphone. Despite its compact dimensions, this alternative to the iPhone 17 and Galaxy S26 packs an extra-large battery, a 200 MP camera, and a telephoto lens. Read our review to find out how well the new Dimensity 8550 performs in everyday use.

Big. Bigger. Max. The Huawei MatePad Pro Max aims to be both a tablet and a laptop, combining a huge display with plenty of performance and smart accessories. But can it really replace a computer in everyday use, or does it ultimately remain “just” a tablet?

German craftsmanship? The Gigaset GS6 Pro shows that smartphone manufacturing and Germany can go hand in hand. Gigaset’s premium smartphone emphasizes long-term durability, with extended Android software support and a replaceable battery. Despite its relatively low price, the flagship model also offers premium features such as wireless charging and an IP68 rating.

The camera king of the mid-range? Xiaomi's new mid-range smartphone combines a modern design with Leica-backed cameras and a fast SoC that delivers strong performance. Thanks to a substantial drop in price, the Android phone now offers very good value for the features on offer. If premium extras are not a priority, the Xiaomi 17T could be one of the best deals for budget-conscious buyers.

Awesome 144 Hz OLED panel. The Asus ProArt PZ14 is a sleek 14-inch tablet with a Snapdragon X2 Elite SoC, a gorgeous 144 Hz OLED touchscreen, stylus support and a great keyboard. It is powerful and extremely versatile, and it might be perfect for creators on the road.

Price trumps prestige. The Xiaomi 17T Pro promises high-end technology at an attractive price. In this review, we’ll assess how the display, camera, performance, and battery life hold up in everyday use, and whether the smartphone can live up to its premium claims amid stiff competition.

Slower CPU, but still the fast Radeon 8060S. The base model of the compact Asus ProArt PX13 convertible is equipped with the AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 388 and the powerful Radeon 8060S graphics. You also get the familiar 2.8K OLED screen, 32 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD for $1899.