Key decision
By Ian Knott Gaming keyboards have become surprisingly complicated. Magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger, adjustable actuation points, analogue input… before long it starts to feel as though you need a degree in engineering just to buy one. Logitech seems to have recognised that and, rather than chasing every trend, has produced something that sits […]
A glass act
By Ian Knott If you’ve already got an air fryer, the obvious question is why you’d want another one. It’s a fair question because that’s exactly where we found ourselves. Our Ninja Foodi XXXL Flex Drawer still gets used regularly, yet somehow the Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 has earned its own place alongside […]
The weight is over
By Ian Knott I wasn’t expecting to replace my Dyson. The Gen5detect has been my vacuum of choice for quite some time. It cost a small fortune, it’s packed with technology and, until recently, I assumed it would remain the best cordless vacuum I’d own for years to come. Then the Shark PowerLite […]
Glam slam
By Ian Knott The days of owning a separate hair dryer, straightener, curling wand, diffuser and half a dozen brushes may finally be coming to an end. That’s certainly the pitch behind the Shark Glam Hot Tool Air Drying & Styling System, a machine that attempts to replace an entire drawer full of […]
Air apparent
By Ian Knott The first time the Shark NeverChange5 Max decided my scrambled eggs had reduced the air quality in the kitchen to almost zero, I briefly questioned everything. Was I poisoning myself? Had years of cooking finally caught up with me? The display had turned bright red, the fan suddenly roared into […]
It’s a smooth operator
By Ian Knott I’ve had a Nutri Ninja Auto IQ blender sitting on my kitchen bench for years. It gets used almost daily, has survived everything from frozen berries to handfuls of ice, and despite the abuse, it still works exactly as it did the day I bought it. The blades are still […]
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