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Review: Vantrue OnDash N1 Pro dash cam
Vantrue is fast gaining a reputation for making high-quality dash cams and the OnDash N1 Pro is one of its smallest models, measuring just 6cm x 4cm. It films in 1080p at 30fps — a standard we've now come to expect from all but the cheapest dashcams — and features a Sony sensor, designed to make footage at night better, along with a 160-degree wide angle lens. What it doesn't have is GPS as standard. So if you want your speed displayed on the...
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Cycling
Review: Peugeot eF01 folding e-bike
The Peugeot eF01 is a folding, electric hybrid bike — which uses a built-in battery and motor to take...
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Audio & video
Review: Bragi Dash Pro
Not simply wireless headphones, says Bragi. They’re miniature computers, designed to sit in your ears...
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Dash cams
Review: Nextbase 612GW dash cam
This is the ultimate dashcam as far as Nextbase is concerned – the 612GW is the best equipped and most...
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Review: Dyson V10 Total Clean vacuum cleaner
The Dyson Cyclone V10 Total Clean (yes, that's its actual name) is the newest, most powerful vacuum...
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Review: Lenco L-400 Turntable
Lenco may not be a household name, but it's been around for 70 years and the Dutch company now produces...
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Review: Tile Mate review
Out of Tile’s complete range of Bluetooth tracking devices, the Mate is the least expensive. Is it worth...
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Review: Buckle & Seam Ralph Portfolio
The Buckle & Seam Ralph Portfolio is a modern interpretation of a classic, designed with compartments...
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Review: Seedball Tins
Seedballs are designed to make sowing seeds incredibly easy and create beautiful wildflower patches...
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Review: Sphero R2-D2
If you'd have told those of us that grew up with the original Star Wars films in the 80s that one day...
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Review: Razor Crazy Cart Shift
The original Razor kick scooter was an instant phenomenon. Launched in 2000, it solidified Razor in...
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Review: Lenco L-400 Turntable
Lenco may not be a household name, but it's been around for 70 years and the Dutch company now produces...
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Garage Tools & Equipment
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Review: CTEK MXS 5.0 12v battery charger
Whether you own a modern car or a classic, a battery charger is an essential bit of kit — especially...
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Review: Sealey 5W Cree Head Torch with auto sensor
Head torches aren’t just for miners, you know. Whether you’re a weekend fettler tucked under a car who...
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Review: Sealey PW2200 Pressure Washer
Sealey is a big name in tools and garage products, but you might not be aware that they do electricals...
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Review: Husqvarna Automower 450X
The Husqvarna Automower is a robot lawn mower that automatically takes care of trimming the grass....
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Review: Honda Miimo robotic lawn mower
The Honda Miimo (Miimo = Me Mow. See what they did there?) range of robotic mowers can keep everything...
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Review: Honda Izy HRG 416 SK
What is it? Izy is Honda’s entry-level petrol-powered mower, but it’s far from an entry-level...
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Review: Ring Magflex Twist work lamp
Anyone who maintains their own car will understand the importance of good lighting – but most torches...
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Review: Aukey CC-S7 dual port in-car charger
The Aukey CC-S7 charger plugs snugly into a car’s 12V accessory socket and promises fast charging for...
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Review: Lego Speed Champions 2018
What is it? Speed Champions is a series of car models first launch by Lego in 2015 that focuses...
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Review: Campingaz Master 4 Series Classic LXS Black Edition BBQ
The Campingaz Master 4 Series Classic LXS Black Edition is a high-end, gas-powered BBQ grille with...
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Review: Sealey Portable Charcoal BBQ
Sealey's Portable Charcoal BBQ is a compact cooker that costs roughly £30 to buy new. The barrel shaped...
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Top 10: Crockery and cutlery for motorhomes and campervans
As any motorhome or campervan veteran will know, you can only go so many days living on takeaway before your body starts to complain. Get back to the joys of mobile home cooking with these dinnerware and cutlery sets.
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Review: Bragi Dash Pro
Not simply wireless headphones, says Bragi. They’re miniature computers, designed to sit in your ears...
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Review: Lenco L-400 Turntable
Lenco may not be a household name, but it's been around for 70 years and the Dutch company now produces...
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Review: Blitzwolf BW-ANC1 headphones
The BW-ANC1 (catchy name, right?) are an affordable pair of wireless, Bluetooth in-ear headphones that...
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Review: Hooke Verse audio recording headphones
Audio is sometimes a second thought compared to visual experience. While screen resolution has progressed...
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Review: Tribit XSound Go
There's no shortage of portable Bluetooth speakers around. You only have to have a quick look on Amazon...
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Review: Piaggio Ape Racing for two
You might have no idea what a Piaggio Ape is, or that you can race one, but what you should know is...
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Review: Virgin Supercar Experience
You’ve read about them, seen them on telly and possibly drooled at one burbling past you on the street,...
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Review: Land Rover Start Off Road experience
Sidestep awkward questions from your kids about driving your new Discovery by getting them their own...
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