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Asus RP-AX58 review | Tom’s Guide
Asus RP-AX58 review: Specs Wi-Fi Spec: AX3000Number of Antennas/Removable: 2/NoPorts: 1 Gbps LAN Peak 802.11ax performance: 490.2 Mbps (10 feet from extender)Range: 115 feetSize: 5.9 x 2.8 x 2.2 inchesEstimated Annual Electricity Cost: $7.40 Although it’s stuck in the Wi-Fi 6 era of home networking, the Asus RP-AX58 makes the most of the networking spec and comes close to the…
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Dell UltraSharp U2725QE monitor review
Today’s best Dell UltraSharp 27 4K Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2725QE) deals The UltraSharp U2725QE is designed to be the perfect 27-inch productivity monitor. Splicing the DNA of Dell’s previous U2723QE and U2724DE models (both of which received glowing reviews here at IT Pro), the U2725QE extracts the best elements of both and adds a few upgrades for good measure. The…
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NHS set for huge tech investment boost in latest spending review
Yesterday’s government spending review included a major investment in NHS technology, as part of a record £29 billion funding boost for the health service. Rachel Reeves announced plans to spend up to £10 billion on technology and digital transformation in the NHS by 2028‑29 – up almost 50% on today’s figure. Overall, the government said, funding provided through the review…
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Stellar Blade PC Performance Review: The Ultimate Way to Experience EVE’s Adventures
Though the game wasn’t a first-party PlayStation Studios title, Shift Up’s Stellar Blade took the world by storm when it dropped last April. The game didn’t just become popular with its charming protagonist, who continued to steal hearts. It also boasted an exhilarating combat system, impeccable visuals, and much more. The visuals, in particular, had PC gamers clamoring for their…
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HP Chromebook Plus 15a review
Today’s best HP Chromebook Plus 15a-nb0004na deals In some respects, the HP Chromebook Plus 15a-nb0004na exemplifies what hasn’t quite worked about Google’s Chromebook Plus initiative. Google promised Chromebooks with a bit extra; Chromebooks built for business and enthusiast users, with a decent minimum spec to enable more demanding applications and a more premium look and feel. Yet some of the…
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Mario Kart World review: A colorful Rainbow Road but with some speed bumps
Today’s best Mario Kart World deals Mario Kart World review: Specs Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2Price: $79 / £66 / AU$119Release Date: June 6, 2025Genre: Racing Mario Kart World is the first major exclusive for the new Nintendo Switch 2. Launching alongside the console, and following up the original Switch’s best-selling game, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (which shifted some 70m copies),…
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Geekom A5 2025 Edition review
Geekom’s new 2025 Edition A5 sits in what can best be described as the Goldilocks zone between the more powerful mini PCs coming out of China, like the Intel Core i9-13900HK-powered Geekom Mini IT13 and the budget Intel N150-based systems like the Beelink Mini S13 and Acemagic Vista Mini V1. That is because while the performance and specification of the…
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Grillbot Automatic Grill Cleaning Robot Review
There’s only one thing about grilling he hates: cleaning the grill. Because of the high heat produced by the flames, food is burned onto the interior of grills and can be very hard to clean. The process usually requires a good grill brush and a bit of elbow grease. Until now, maybe. The Grillbot Automatic Grill Cleaning Robot is a…
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Zyxel CX4800-56F review | IT Pro
Zyxel has traditionally focused on the SMB switching market but the CX4800-56F signals a first move into the enterprise and service provider spaces. It comes in with a big bang as this 1U Layer 2/3 switch presents no less than 48 10/25GbE SFP28 fiber ports and teams them up with eight high-speed 100GbE QSFP28 uplink ports. Aimed at top-of-rack (ToR)…
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Xerox VersaLink C415 review | IT Pro
Xerox’s VersaLink C415 is a fairly highly specified color laser multifunction peripheral (MFP), aimed at teams of 2-10 people. That puts it in contention for small offices and workgroups, but it doesn’t rule it out for home workers who expect to churn out a lot of printed material. While bigger than more entry-level devices, this isn’t unduly large or heavy,…
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