Peter Wolinski

This premium office mouse is the ideal productivity device for creatives, office workers, or anyone who simply needs to get stuff done.

The D-Robe Roll-Top backpack is stylish, cavernous and waterproof, but its strap design proved uncomfortable, there’s no bottle holder and the pockets are a little tight.

The Rode Wireless Pro does very little to disappoint. Whether you choose it or a rival will depend on your specific needs.

Simple but effective: an affordable ergonomic mouse for those with wrist issues.

The Tribit XSound Plus 2 Bluetooth speaker delivers punchy bass, waterproofing and respectable battery life at an affordable price. It isn’t perfect, but definitely worth the money.

The Eufy Smart Scale P3 offers a wide range of measurements and a solid companion app. It has a few annoying flaws, though, which put it behind its competition.

NuPhy’s DIY keyboard looks great, sounds better and is highly customizable. It’s pricey, though, and has issues you shouldn’t expect from a premium keyboard.

This stunning productivity keyboard isn’t without its issues, albeit none that serious.

The GameSir Kaleid wired controller offers pro features, including hall effect joysticks and triggers, to those with tight purse strings.

The Insta360 Go 3S is a worthy upgrade over the original Go 3. If you need a small camera for vlogging or documenting family fun, this is the one to go for.

The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S is a decent compact office mouse, but you’ll get better value for money elsewhere.

The JBL Go 4 may not be feature-packed, but puts in a solid performance for the money.

For most, the Q6’s metal case likely won’t be worth the large premium over Keychron’s other fantastic boards.