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3 weeks ago |
which.co.uk | Amy Axworthy
Apple has historically released a cheaper iPhone with a small screen every few years. But its latest lower-cost iPhone 16E got a supersized upgrade, suggesting that Apple doesn't think a small handset is worth making. The decision follows the long line of Android manufacturers that have stopped making phones with screens smaller than 6.1 inches. However, a Which? survey suggests there may be more demand for small phones than brands realise.
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1 month ago |
which.co.uk | Amy Axworthy
Apple has already released two iPads in 2025. This includes the seventh iPad Air range (£599) with luxurious specifications and an updated chipset. But we were most excited to test its cheaper release (£329) to see if it can live up to the excellence we expect from Apple at any price. Find out if Apple's cheapest iPad (2025) can keep up, and discover which iPad you should buy. Compare all The best iPads for 2025 in our in-depth guide.
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1 month ago |
which.co.uk | Amy Axworthy
Which? research has revealed that deteriorating batteries are often the most common fault affecting smartphones. But batteries are usually the cheapest part of a phone to replace and can be the easiest way to delay your next pricey upgrade. Read on to find out if a new battery can breath new life into your phone, and discover some tricks to lengthening its life. Our guide to the best smartphones to buy in 2025 reveals the models that aced our lab tests.
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2 months ago |
which.co.uk | Amy Axworthy
Tablets are phenomenal portable devices. Today's models are more powerful than ever and should keep going for a number of years with help from longer support periods. Some of the most popular features - like bright screens, rapid processors and long battery lives - are also getting cheaper. Here's why we love travelling with a tablet and the models to suit lots of budgets. Just want to know which models excel in our tough lab tests?
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2 months ago |
which.co.uk | Amy Axworthy
The latest Apple iPhone 16e is the more budget-friendly choice for iPhone fans. But with a starting price of £599, it's still a high-end phone. So what are you getting? Well, some of its features are remarkably similar to the iPhone 16 (which is £200 more expensive), but there are some key differences to be aware of that we explore below. Also, the iPhone 16e isn't your only option if you want to spend less on your next iPhone - we'll share the other models worth considering.
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