The Dynabook Portégé X30L-G is incredibly light at 870g, and benefits from a good range of ports and slots, while the IGZO screen's low power consumption contributes to impressive all-day battery life.
This is an extremely configurable rugged tablet with an ultra-bright screen, a stylus, programmable buttons and excellent protection for working in extreme environments.
A leading-edge chipset, plenty of RAM and storage, six cameras (two front, four back) plus good battery life and fast charging all add up to great value for money, despite one or two rough edges.
The Moto G8 delivers a good set of features and capabilities at a competitive sub-£200 price, but the 720p screen resolution and lack of NFC could deter some buyers.
The 2020 XPS 13 is a superb 13.4-inch ultraportable laptop: compact and portable, yet durable, it's fast, with a great screen and an excellent keyboard.
Great performance, fast wireless charging, waterproofing and a 120Hz screen are standout features of OnePlus's new top-end handset.
Huawei's P40 Pro offers great industrial design and leading-edge cameras, but software limitations make it hard to recommend.
As it stands, it's difficult to recommend the Huawei Mate 30 Pro unless you're willing to use workarounds to get Google apps on-board, or are confident that the current software challenges will soon be overcome.
Despite its low price and support for Google Mobile Services, jerky scrolling and delays following screen presses on the Huawei Y6s might prove a deal-breaker for many buyers.
Motorola may be doing itself a disservice by having quite so many One-series handsets, but the One Hyper is a decent effort with a large screen, a high-resolution main camera, good battery life and a competitive price.