Gaming
ASUS made the conscious decision to only support Android devices with the ROG Tessen, which makes it hard to recommend when there are plenty of superior cross-platform controllers available.
Newsletter
Mobile World Congress feels like it has been a lot quieter this year.
Computing
If you're a professional Mac user who needs lots of power, Apple's new Mac Studio with M4 Max isn't the one you want.
Gaming
With its premium build quality and exceptional tactile feedback, the Razer Kishi Ultra is my pick for the best mobile gaming controller in Australia right now.
Laptops
I love it when a product update gets a price cut, while boosting performance and new colours like the M4 MacBook Air does.
Tablets
The iPad continues to straddle that awkward place between laptop and smartphone, with Apple updating its iPad Air with an M3 processor and Apple Intelligence.
Kitchen Appliances
I unboxed the Ninja Slushi over the weekend and enjoyed some sweet, frozen soft drinks. But storing the appliance between uses may be a problem.
Gaming
An impressive piece of hardware with customisable controls and robust specs, only let down by less than ideal setup instructions.
Gaming
With compatibility across iOS and Android and the Nintendo Switch, there's a lot to like about the affordable GTEK mobile gaming controller, though it does have flaws.
Mobile Phones
At Mobile World Congress, HMD unveiled its plan for more human-centred mobile phones, and a unique pair of true wireless earbuds.
Vacuum Cleaners
At just 7.98 cm high with its head down, the Saros 10 from Roborock promises to get in to clean under all kinds of furniture.
Mobile Phones
Looking for a budget-friendly phone with AI features? The Samsung Galaxy A56, A36, and A26 promise big upgrades. We break down the specs and pricing.
