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BenQ refuses to chase the trends everyone else is – and after two interviews, I understand why
Away from Computex 2026’s busy show floor, I sat down with two senior BenQ executives at the brand’s Taipei HQ. The conversations covered very different ground – esports monitors and workspace lighting – which don’t have much in common on the surface. However, the same theme kept surfacing in both. BenQ has spent years building…
AI, unique headphones and the future of health – the very best tech I saw at GCS 2026
Following my trip to the Macao-based Beyond Expo, I have also been travelling across China to find some of the most interesting tech around. I attended the Global Connect Show in the futuristic Chinese city of Shenzhen and came across some rather interesting products. Some new, some already on the market and some others that…
The Asus ROG Xbox Ally X20 is my dream handheld – but there’s a frustrating catch I can’t get over
If you purchased an Asus ROG Xbox Ally X handheld when it launched, I wouldn’t have blamed you. In my own review, I called it “the definitive Windows handheld to buy”, and at the moment, I still stand by that verdict – it remains an excellent choice. However, Asus has just announced the new ROG…
The Framework Laptop 13 Pro wasn’t the flashiest laptop at Computex 2026 – but it might be the smartest
As the old saying goes, you can’t necessarily have your cake and eat it. When it comes to premium ultrabooks and even the mere thought of repairability and modularity, that’s been a definite for a long time, although the new Framework Laptop 13 Pro I’ve spotted at Computex 2026 proves you might finally be able…
15 products that defined Tim Cook’s Apple legacy
When Tim Cook took over Apple in 2011, the big question was whether anyone could follow in the footsteps of Steve Jobs. For many, Jobs was Apple. A massive fifteen-year stint later, it’s clear that Cook has delivered – and then some. Not with a single breakthrough product like the Jobs-era iPhone or iPod, but…
This NAS drive helped me get control of my spiralling subscription costs
Cloud services like Google Drive and iCloud are fantastic – they let me access my most important files from any device, anywhere – but the free storage is never enough. Google offers 15GB while Apple offers an even more paltry 5GB of storage – but even the biggest ‘free’ tier isn’t enough for the vast…
Garmin x Natural Cycles could be a big step forward for women’s health
Natural Cycles, the only FDA- approved contraceptive and fertility tracking app will now be integrated into select Garmin watches. This is an intriguing step forward for women’s health, as it could allow for more insight into individual cycles. Compatible Garmin wearables, including many we’ve hailed as being among the best smartwatches, will now include the…
I’m sure the Galaxy S26 Ultra will be great – but I’m just as excited for these niche phones
Let’s forget megapixel races and invisible bezels for a second. While Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra will almost certainly dominate headlines – and likely my pocket – it’s more experimental phones that really have my attention this year. From BlackBerry-style QWERTY throwbacks to shape-shifting foldables and a handset with a literal robotic camera eye, 2026 is…
Bluetti at CES 2026: Expanding Beyond Portable Power
For many consumers, Bluetti has long been synonymous with portable power stations – products associated with camping, off-grid trips, and emergency backup. But at CES 2026, the company made it clear that it wants to change that perception. In an extended chat with Trusted Reviews, Michael Gibson, Business Development Manager at Bluetti, told us the…
The 4 biggest trends of CES 2026 that’ll make an impact this year
CES is always a bit of a fever dream, especially so close after the New Year, but 2026 feels a bit different. Usually, the Las Vegas show floor is a graveyard for “concept” tech that never actually sees the light of day – and while that’s very much still the case – the focus of…