Dan Grabham

Bath, United Kingdom

Tech and lifestyle journalist. Editor-in-Chief @StuffTV. Life, music, #MUFC, #F1 and beer enthusiast. Email: [email protected]

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I think Nintendo has made one huge mistake with Switch 2

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

In 2021 we thought we were going to get a fully redesigned Switch or Switch Pro console. But that wasn’t to be; instead, we got a bigger display in the form of the 7in OLED display with a 720p resolution. For the Nintendo Switch 2, we naturally thought that the better OLED tech would make it across. However, it turns out we were wrong, and I think that’s a huge mistake on Nintendo’s part.
Switch 2 full reveal: how to watch the Nintendo Direct and what to expect

3 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

After last week’s game-centric Nintendo Direct, it’s time to turn our attention to the very exciting Nintendo Switch console which is a huge moment for gaming and will surely be one of the year’s most coveted tech launches. To announce more details on the console, there will be a Nintendo Direct taking place tomorrow, 2 April.
This brand new Android flagship killer is available for a stunning price

4 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

The Poco F7 Ultra is one of the cheapest ways to get a flagship-level phone – except it’s not got a flagship price. At $649/£650, it’s competing with upper mid-rangers, but the feature set is very aggressive. Of course, the first thing to notice is the stunning yellow colour (naturally it’s also available in black) but I think there’s a lot to love in the spec sheet.
The Poco F7 Ultra is a cheerful upper mid-ranger with flagship ambitions for a great price

4 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Poco’s greatest is a fine sub-flagship. There are some compromises of course – but you can’t expect anything more at this price. ProsTop performance from a top spec150W fast charging is very welcomeA well specified camera setupConsLow light photos not the bestBattery capacity should be biggerNo eSIM\Poco is inextricably linked with its parent Xiaomi, and both it and the Redmi brand are used to denote the same mid-range phones launched in different places.
Sony’s brand new budget earbuds are an absolute steal at this price

4 weeks ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

When it comes to Sony and the best headphones, you tend to think of the company’s premium pairs. And that’s not an accident, because the WH-1000MX5 over-ears and WF-1000MX5 in-ears are excellent. But Sony does a lot of great budget headphones, too. And it’s just refreshed 2023’s WF-C700N with the $120/£100/€120 WF-C710N. Yes, still typically Sony with the not-so-nappy names.
I think Sony's next-gen RGB tech could be a TV gamechanger in 2026

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Sony has been working on something for several years that I think may just be a terrific game-changer for TVs. And in particular, it could spell the end of OLED TVs being seen as the big shot in terms of picture quality. Sony’s new RGB tech doesn’t sound that advanced – indeed, the term RGB tends to remind me of early image editing apps and ancient classroom projector. But it is absolutely bleeding edge, a step on from the increasingly popular Mini LED TV tech.
Apple MacBook Air review (M4, 2025): you get a little more for a little less

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

We seem to say it every year, but the MacBook AIr is still the everyday laptop to beat and it now has a lower starting price, too. Upgrades remain really expensive though.
Apple iPad Air review (M3, 2025): making the Pro look like total overkill

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

With the further powering up of Apple’s iPad Air tablet – now with an M3 chip – the Air is essentially an iPad Pro, just without a few bells and whistles like Face ID support and with larger bezels around the display. But it also shares a lot with the base level 10.9in 10th and 11th generation iPads, such as Touch ID and the largish bezels. Once again Apple’s iPad range makes sense, with a classic good, better, best scenario – even if the argument for buying an iPad Pro is weakened by the Air.
This is the best tri-fold concept I've seen so far

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Tri-fold upcoming phones seem to be a theme of this year’s Mobile World Congress, with Infinix demonstrating this Zero Mini tri-fold concept. Yet it’s a flip size, essentially, so the dual hinges enable it to transform into a device that’s more like a traditional candybar phone, just with a larger screen, though the screen size hasn’t been announced. And, as someone pointed out to me earlier, it’s not really a tri-fold at all, more a bi-fold (dual hinges with three sections).
Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro designs revealed - what do you think?

1 month ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Nothing hasn’t been shy about telling us that the Nothing Phone 3a Series is going to launch soon. Now we know that two mid-range phones will debut tomorrow, 4 March during the second day of MWC 2025 here in Barcelona. At a reveal event on Qualcomm’s booth at MWC, the brand showed off what the phones look like but we can’t get hands-on with them yet as they’re behind glass for now. There are – obviously – two phones in the series, which according to rumours are set to be named 3a and 3a Pro.