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WHETHER you're looking for top-of-the range smartphones, drones, electric scooters or iKettles (no, we didn't make that up), this list of gadgets will have something for you.
We live in a rapidly changing world of technology, with new gizmos on the market every day. And some of the latest gadgets hitting our shelves need to be seen to be believed.
From electric scooters to the best portable hard drives, we've compiled 62 reviews of gadgets from the regular column published in our Weekend magazine over the past few months. The prices are a guide and were correct at the time the columns were originally published with battery such as sony NP-F550 battery, sony NP-FR1 battery, sony NP-FM50 battery, sony NP-FM51 battery, sony NP-F10 battery, sony NP-FE1 battery, Sharp VL-Z900W battery, Canon BP-512 battery, Canon BP-508 battery, sony DSC-T7 battery, Sony NP-68 battery, Sony NP-98 battery.
This year, Roberts Radio celebrates its 60th anniversary of being a Royal Warrant Holder, so it seems rather fitting to bring attention to its iSTREAM2 which, design-wise, harks back to the 1950s, when the Queen came to the throne. While the style of the radio may be nostalgic, its tech capabilities are anything but. At the touch of a button, you can tune into FM/DAB, DAB+ and wi-fi internet radio – the latter giving you access to stations throughout the world. In addition, there's an Aux in socket for MP3 playback, a USB port and the iStream will connect to your Spotify Premium account. To up the tech stakes even further, download the ConnectR app – then you can use your phone as a remote control for the radio.
By Appointment to HRH The Prince of Wales, perhaps Sony's Walkman NWZ-A15 would interest Prince Charles? Forget the classic old cassette player, the modern-day Walkman focuses on providing high-resolution audio. The small device restores quality to compressed files and brings clarity to your music via its S-Master HX digital amplification. It's simple enough to use, just connect it to your computer and drag and drop your music onto the device – you can get 16gb (about 1200 songs) on there, but if that's not enough, the gadget comes with a microSD card reader. A lovely little pocket-sized gadget.
They supply haberdashery and household goods to the Queen's Privy Purse, but John Lewis's tech products are rather majestic, too. The compact John Lewis Spectrum Cube Speaker is pretty enough to suit most interiors, but while it looks simple and is very easy to use, it's crammed with technology. Either connect your phone/tablet to it via Bluetooth or alternatively just tap the left hand side of the cube and it will connect to any device within a 10m range. Use the top of the cube to control your music (skip, pause change the volume) and activate the speaker-phone. A nice, compact speaker that has a great sound to boot. Colour wise, there are six options and azure is particularly lovely.
It's not the brand of record player here that comes with the royal warrant but the retailer; Richer Sounds is a supplier of consumer products to HRH The Prince of Wales. And, with a vinyl revival officially upon us (just look at the increased record sales), Richer Sounds stock the Denon DP200USB turntable. To listen to your vinyl, simply connect the turntable to your favourite speakers (any that have Aux in will work). It also doubles up as a vinyl to MP3 converter. Pop a USB device in, press "start", then "record" and it will convert the tunes into digital files. You can upload the files onto your computer and there is even software supplied to separate the audio file into individual tracks.