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I’ve driven a new version of the Jeep Avenger and The North Face edition is properly rugged

2 days ago | stuff.tv | Rob Clymo

Rugged looks and decent off-road characteristics make The North Face Avenger 4xe a top choice for attention seekers.
Sony’s Xperia 1 VII camera phone has been given this key power-up

2 days ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Sony’s Xperia division has come up with another Alpha-infused camera phone – this time it’s the much-leaked Xperia 1 VII, with the Roman numerals moving on a step. The phone boasts modest upgrades from the Xperia 1 VI which we were very impressed by on review in 2024 – even though it ended some previous stapes of the lineup such as a 4K display and 21:9 aspect ratio display.
I spent an hour with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge – here’s my verdict on the new super-thin model | Stuff

2 days ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

An interesting new super thin spin on the S25 formula, but potential buyers will all surely come to the same conclusion – why not buy the Galaxy S25+?
I'm excited about Panasonic's Z95B OLED - could it be a contender for TV of the year?

3 days ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

Panasonic revealed its latest flagship 4K TVs back at CES 2025 in January, but I finally had the chance to check them out in the flesh during a European launch event last week in Wiesbaden, Germany. The Panasonic 2025 TV lineup includes a handful of OLED TVs as well as a large selection of LEDs and a mini-LED option, too. It’s headlined by the terrific Z95B OLED, following up last year’s Z95A. So what makes it special?
Whoop just fixed the biggest problem with its latest fitness tracker, and it's not even out yet

3 days ago | stuff.tv | Connor Jewiss

While there are plenty of top fitness trackers to choose from, Whoop is one of the most popular. The Whoop 5.0 was unveiled last week with some big upgrades. I’m most excited about the new blood pressure feature and am ready to swap out my Apple Watch Ultra. But there was one big problem, which Whoop has already fixed, despite the tracker not being available yet. Whoop managed to enrage its most loyal customers before shipping a single device.
Here's when we'll get the iPhone 18: Apple's predicted launch schedule

3 days ago | stuff.tv | Connor Jewiss

Apple’s upcoming launches are always ones to watch. 2025’s iPhone 17 will be no different, and it’s at the top of my list of the best upcoming phones. But it’s the iPhones that are coming afterwards that seem more interesting right now. Apple’s roadmap for the iPhone has looked the same for a while now – four new models, a September release, and the same “you won’t believe how slightly better this camera is” spiel. But, the tech giant has been teasing big things to come for a while.
Netflix’s smart AI plans expose Meta AI as a dumpster fire from hell

5 days ago | stuff.tv | Craig Grannell

AI is terrible. AI will improve our future. Whether you love or hate AI, holding both those thoughts in your head at the same time might make it hurt. But you should. Because last week, two industry giants perfectly demonstrated how both statements can be true. Yes, AI can be a menace and a boon – it all depends on how it’s being used. Right now, Netflix and Meta are using AI in very different ways. One is solving problems. The other is inviting us to stare into the abyss. Netflix first.
I tested the brilliant Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S3, but they won't be top dog for long

6 days ago | stuff.tv | Dan Grabham

The latest version of Bowers & Wilkins’ key noise-cancelling headphones is here. The last refresh of them two years ago – with the PX7 S2e (which followed up the S2) – was also accompanied by the PX8, a brand new range-topper. And that’s the slight conundrum with this review. As you can see from the score, we think these are brilliant. But we already know we’ll get a new version of the PX8s later this year – PX8 S2 of course – to counter expected releases from Apple, Sony and others.
Sony's XM6 over-ears get an official release date – and they’re right around the corner | Stuff

6 days ago | stuff.tv | Connor Jewiss

Not to sound like a broken record, but the Sony WH-1000XM5 really are a stellar set of cans. They’re some of, if not the best noise-canceling headphones money can buy. Now, the hotly anticipated XM6 headphones are set to arrive as a follow-up. Better yet, we’ve finally got an official release date – and the cans are right around the corner.
Why this affordable 200MP camera phone could beat the Samsung A Series

6 days ago | stuff.tv | Connor Jewiss

Samsung’s A Series mid-rangers recently came out to excellent feedback. But these top mid-range smartphones are about to face some big competition from Honor. In the build-up to the launch of its new 400 Series, Honor has essentially pointed at Samsung A56 and said, “We can do better.” Literally, that is. In a promotional image, the word “Not the same” appears with “sam” in bright blue.