Audio
Nothing Ear (1) Review: Budget True Wireless Buds That Punch Above Their Price
A lightweight, distinctive pair of true wireless earbuds with solid battery life and a satisfying sound, all for under $100.
Independent reviews
From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
Audio
A lightweight, distinctive pair of true wireless earbuds with solid battery life and a satisfying sound, all for under $100.
Stationery
A magnetic ballpoint and stand that levitates, spins, and starts conversations. Fun first, practical second, and priced accordingly.
Running Gear
Seven tested picks for runners this month: a soft base layer, simple fueling, a belt light, prescription running glasses, an affordable waterproof jacket, energy bars, and an easy-to-use follow drone.
Running Shoes
A head-to-head look at two carbon super shoes, covering stack, weight, price, ride feel, fit and durability to help you pick the right race day shoe.
Running Shoes
On positions the Cloudboom Max at 4 to 4.5-hour marathon runners, with a max-stack midsole, glass fibre speedboard, and a stability-first ride. Here is how it performed on a first run.
Running Shoes
Two premium marathon-ready running shoes compared on fit, ride, durability, and value, with a clear verdict on which one suits which runner.
Running Shoes
On's Cloudgo is a lightweight daily trainer with a cushioned, rolling ride and a notably comfortable upper. Here is how it performs and who it suits.
Running Shoes
On's new max-stack shoe promises plush long-distance comfort. Our testing found a firmer, smoother ride that works best at in-between paces, with some caveats on fit and value.
Running Gear
Path Projects brings its pocket-first design language to a tapered running pant made from stretchy, weather-resistant Toray Prime Flex fabric.
Stationery
A refined red-and-black multi-pen from Pilot combining two ballpoint colors and a 0.5mm pencil, built around the smooth Acro Ink refill.
Wearables
After a month of testing, here is how Polar's screenless activity, sleep, and recovery tracker stacks up against Whoop in the real world.
Running Shoes
A plated daily trainer with a water repellent upper, bouncy Nitro Elite foam, and one of the grippiest outsoles we have tested on wet pavement.
Running Shoes
Early miles in Puma's plated super trainer: softer upper, lower weight, dual-layer Nitro foam and Puma Grip, tested on icy winter roads.
Running Shoes
Put to the test over a coastal 10K, Puma's latest carbon plate racer feels lighter, poppier, and slightly more aggressive than its predecessor while staying comfortably runnable.
Running Shoes
Puma doubles down on a wild design with the Fast-R 2, while the Alphafly 3 remains the benchmark. Here is how the two marathon racers stack up.
Running Shoes
Two of Puma's top carbon plate racing shoes take very different approaches to speed, price, and durability. Here's how to pick the right one.
Running Shoes
A head-to-head look at two of the fastest marathon racing shoes available, covering weight, geometry, comfort, and which runners each shoe suits best.
Running Shoes
A head-to-head look at two popular marathon racing shoes, the efficiency-focused Puma Fast R3 and the softer, more forgiving Adidas Adios Pro 4.
Running Shoes
A lighter, tweaked nitrogen-infused Nitro foam stack makes the MagMax 2 a comfortable high-stack trainer for easy and long runs, with a question mark over outright versatility.
Running Shoes
A lighter, more comfortable big-stack daily trainer that leans soft and protective rather than bouncy, and what that means at this price.
Running Shoes
Two big, plush daily trainers go head to head on weight, cushioning, fit and ride feel to help you pick the right max-stack shoe for easy miles and long runs.
Running Shoes
After 50 miles of testing, the Puma MagMax Nitro proves to be a protective, stable max-stack trainer. Here is how it compares to the Saucony Hurricane 24, ASICS Novablast 4, Hoka Skyward X, and New Balance More v5.
Running Shoes
Two comfortable, high-value cushioned daily trainers compared on foam, fit, stability and ride feel, with clear advice on which suits your foot.
Running Shoes
Two big neutral cushioned daily trainers from Puma with similar performance but different ride feels and a meaningful price gap. Here is how they compare.
Running Shoes
A high-mileage comparison of two of Puma's strongest daily trainers, covering fit, foam feel, durability, and which one makes sense for your running.
Running Shoes
Two affordable daily trainers go head to head, with the versatile Adidas Adizero SL2 thrown in as a fast-running alternative.
Running Shoes
Two cushioned daily trainers at similar price points, but they deliver noticeably different rides. Here is how they compare on fit, foam, stability, and versatility.
Running Gear
Four pieces of running kit put through a hard 7.2K club relay race: a responsive super shoe, two GPS watches compared head to head, and a pair of lightweight shorts.
Running Shoes
A dual-layer PEA foam trainer with a wide, stable base that punches above its unfamiliar name. Here's how it performed on a first park run.
Running Shoes
Two of the most fun, bouncy super trainers on the market go head to head. We compare fit, ride feel, versatility and value to help you pick the right one.