Mobile reviews

The Nubia Pad 3D tablet is a party pleaser thanks to its remarkable 3D technology and ability to add a new dimension to standard 2D photos and videos. But the lack of applications to take full advantage of this technology makes the 3D effects feel more like a gimmick than a useful feature for a tablet. Availability UK TBC USA TBC Europe TBC Canada TBC Australia TBC Key Features 3D photos and videos: The tablet is able to create the illusion that objects are popping out of the screen for photos and videos. Clever AI technology: The tablet is able to give 2D photos and videos wonderful 3D effects thanks to the AI engine. Introduction If you told me a few years ago that 3D would make a comeback, I would have likely laughed and called you an Avatar obsessive – and yet Chinese-company ZTE has proven all of my doubts wrong by launching the new Nubia Pad 3D. Through the head-tracking cameras nestled in the tablet’s bezel, the Nubia is able to create the illusion that...

The Edifier Stax Spirit S3 are a premium pair of wireless cans with an impressively hi-fi sound, Bluetooth performance and long battery life, though the creaky design and plasticky controls reduce its ‘premium’ feel. Pros Articulate, clean, and detailed presentation Comfortable to wear Long battery life Excellent Bluetooth performance Cons Creaky build quality Plasticky controls Not for bass-heads Availability UK RRP: £399.99 USA TBC Europe TBC Canada TBC Australia TBC Key Features Planar Magnetic drivers For ultra low distortion and wider dynamics Snapdragon Sound Supports Qualcomm’s lossless audio platform Multi-point Bluetooth Connect to two devices at once Introduction 2022 was the year of the flagship headphone. From Bowers & Wilkins to Sony, Sennheiser and Technics , it seemed all the big brands decided this was the time to launch their salvo on the premium wireless over-ear market. And one product that was overlooked in this...

The Wacom One is a fantastic device for students and hobbyists in the market for a display tablet on a budget. There’s no doubt that Wacom has made sacrifices to keep the cost low, but if you’re happy to move past the lack of Express Keys and some drawbacks with the screen then you’ll struggle to find a better pen display for less than £400. Pros Excellent price for a pen display Excellent screen texture Wide compatibility with PCs, tablets and phones Cons You get what you pay for with the screen No Express Keys on the tablet Portability is hindered by cables Availability UK RRP: £359.99 USA RRP: $397.95 Key Features 13.3-inch display Full HD resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio Stylus included Wacom One Pen 225 x 357 x 14.6mm dimensions With a built-in stand Wide compatability Works with Windows, Mac and Android devices Introduction Wacom launched the Wacom One back in 2020. The 13-inch drawing tablet (not to be confused with the screenless O...