This device promises a stream of fresh water for your pet, with an app to control it, but the filter has to be replaced every two weeks

Spoiler alert: Not really. But it’s close

‘Schools, teachers and parents require training and guidance to help them support children’s healthy use of technology’

Even when you are pushing the machine to work harder, it manages to keep its cool

Tunstall watch lets family keep track of young children and elderly relatives

The warning signs might be there, but few want to listen while someone is still willing to speculate

This update brings the Air closer to Apple’s powerful high-end tablet, but it’s not a huge step up from the 2024 Air

The second-gen Glass is better than its predecessor, even if it largely looks the same

A few sacrifices have been made to bring down the price for a wider audience

Wired or wireless, you get great audio – but it comes at a premium price

Options for customisation are incredible and you can also save to your smartphone or print from there

Integrated AI features still firmly in the ‘nice to have’ rather than ‘essential feature’ territory

Two-in-one mop head on new Bosch vacuum allows you to wash the floors without changing attachments

Is this the perfect party speaker?

Controls for the desk are subtle but not too small, and can be positioned on either side of the desk to suit your personal preference

Robot vacuum can distinguish between hard floors and carpet, and adjust the cleaning accordingly

At €800, console is incredibly expensive, but it offers mesmerising visuals that may appeal to serious gamers

This smartphone is wallet friendly but not feature-light, offers repairability and is designed to be customised with different accessories

App-controlled festive tree decorations that mean no two days need be the same

This ring is comfortable and accurate but is held back by the requirement to pair with a Galaxy AI-enabled phone for full functionality