The latest tech & car reviews from Recombu
Testing a Caterham 310R in the midst of winter? Madness, you cry. Yet despite the icy grip of winter, the British race car for the…
Forget moving to America for a slice of the American dream, because the right-hand drive 2018 Ford Mustang is here. Ben Griffin drove it along Route Napoleon in the South of France as part of the V8-flavoured European launch.
Sony’s Xperia XZ2 flagship phone is its first premium handset of 2018, sporting a slick new design that really shakes things up. This handset surprises…
Surprisingly few new Android Wear watches have launched in 2018, although Fossil has been busy working on a couple of snazzy new wearables with fashion-conscious…
Just how good is the award-winning small Volvo SUV? Ben Griffin headed to Volvo’s research and development centre in Daventry to find out as part of his Volvo XC40 review, which includes drives of the T5 petrol and D4 diesel in First Edition trim.
We can count the number of decent Android tablets available right now on just a couple of our well-manicured digits, so it’s very refreshing to…
HMD Global is clearly working hard to seed the Nokia name across every segment of the phone market, with last year’s capable Nokia 8 at…
Huawei has crafted a serious Windows-based Macbook Pro rival in the MateBook X Pro. This premium portable boasts strong specs, dedicated graphics and a gorgeous…
If you’ve seen our Galaxy S9 vs S8 comparison, you’ll know that Samsung’s 2018 flagship phone looks like a direct clone of last year’s model….
The Honor 9 Lite is another great value Honor smartphone, although we’re wondering if the company needs to launch quite so many handsets. Here’s our…
Struggling to justify the Kia Stinger’s 3.3-litre V6 GT S? The Stinger T-GDi 2.0-litre four-cylinder could be the solution. We drove it around Marlow in…
Snow-capped mountains in the Italian Alps provided the backdrop for our 2018 Maserati Quattroporte GTS review: First drive. We pushed the Ferrari-engined grand tourer hard to see whether it could be as epic as the view.
Sony Mobile’s first budget smartphone of 2018 is the Xperia L2, a £199 handset which marks an evolution in design. However, this already price range…
If audio quality isn’t a deal breaker, Amazon’s Echo Spot is a refreshingly compact smart speaker. Boasting Alexa skills and a dinky screen for video…
Sony’s Xperia XA2 Ultra offers two main advantages over the standard XA2. The first is that more spacious screen, a major draw for anyone who consumes lots of video on the go. The second is that updated dual selfie cam, which is particularly good for low light and night shots.
If you’re an Apple fan and music lover and your home is already filled with Home-compatible tech, then the HomePod will certainly satisfy. However, the closed Apple ecosystem and high asking price will put off many potential adopters.
We first met the new HTC U11+ at the tail end of 2017, but the company wasn’t ready to release it into the world until…
As much as I loved Sony’s Xperia XA1 smartphone, the Xperia XA2 is a big upgrade in so many areas. The design has been reworked for a more premium finish, while the impressive battery life and gorgeous display also boost this phone over most other mid-rangers. For just £300 here in the UK, you won’t find many other mobiles that offer the same fantastic all-round experience.
