Review

Buckle up for an exhilarating driving experience in Gran Turismo 7 from Polyphony Digital available now on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.

I’ve wanted to purchase a portable Bluetooth speaker for some time now. An iPhone’s speaker just isn’t good enough for when you want to blast some favourite tunes at the beach, or backyard barbecue. And there is seemingly no end to the options available for portable wireless speakers (and at varying price points), which does make choosing something feel a bit daunting. So I was stoked when I was asked to test out and review the affordably priced 808 Audio NRGGLO Wireless Speaker, to see if something so modestly priced can deliver the kind of sound I need.

It’s not common to find a 17-inch laptop that weighs far less than it should, but the LG Gram 17 sheds the extra pounds to be a mobile big screen laptop.

For the most part, many of the iOS based toys nowadays have potential, but are very limited to what they can do. The Parrot Mini-Drones for example were fun, but not that expansive in ability. They both also cost more than the Sphero Ollie, a brand new challenger into the fold. Ollie comes from the same science and physics loving minds behind the Sphero and promises to continue branching fun and physics at an affordable price. You know what? It’s great fun too.  Come check out the Sphero Ollie.

As good as your PC or laptop might be, you can make it even better with accessories. A wireless keyboard, a touch-enabled mouse or a set of powerful external speakers will improve your experience without having to upgrade the computer itself. And few companies can match Logitech when it comes to computer accessories —in quality, design or sheer selection of products. I recently had the opportunity to try out a trio of Logitech’s latest: the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse, TK 820 Wireless Keyboard and Z600 Bluetooth speakers. Here’s what I thought of them.

I tested out the 75-inch Sony BRAVIA XR X95K 4K TV. Sony's first step into Mini-LED hits it out of the park with colour, contrast, and picture quality.

Electric kitchen composters are all the rage but do they work? I put the FoodCycler FC-50 to the test to create fertilizer from food scraps.

If you're looking for a foldable electric bike, the Gyrocopter Frost has one-step folding and a compact design for easy storage.

Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike review: HITS and Rapid Trigger give competitive gamers more control, with accurate tracking and reliable wireless performance.

This past week I tested the BabyCook Classic, and after making apple sauce and whipping up a few turkey dinner leftovers, I can’t imagine what parent wouldn’t absolutely love having a BabyCook.