OnePlus Nord 2 review: An excellent mid-range 5G phone with impressive battery life and fast charging
With the Nord 2, OnePlus offers a well-chosen set of features at a good price, in a competitive sector of the smartphone market.
With the Nord 2, OnePlus offers a well-chosen set of features at a good price, in a competitive sector of the smartphone market.
Microsoft has dominated the business-grade 'tablet-first' 2-in-1 market for a long time with its Surface Pro range, but Dell, along with Lenovo, is now providing strong competition.
Sony's Xperia 1 III offers a Snapdragon 888 5G platform, improved cameras and a 4K OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. There's a lot to like if you're into photography, video, gaming or media consumption, but battery life could be better.
The ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga is an impressively slim convertible laptop with a superb screen, but you can get better value for money elsewhere.
Realme's 8 Pro offers a 108MP main camera, good battery life, fast charging speed, a nice AMOLED screen and dual SIM support, all for under £300. You'll have to look elsewhere for 5G support though.
Don’t expect much in the way of screen or camera quality from the Moto G50, but you’ll get a capable and long-lasting 5G phone at a good price.
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Kobo's Elipsa offers a clean UI, good file format support and basic but well implemented handwriting features.
Huawei's Mate X2 is an astounding device, with top specifications, a solid build and an 8-inch inner screen that's simply amazing. But it will command a very high price when launched outside China, and will still be hampered by the absence of Google Mobile Services.