Joe Gallop

Electrolux's new oven collection brings restaurant-level confidence into the home kitchen, pairing sleek black finishes with intelligent cooking features designed for everyday ease and entertaining flair.

Logitech has launched two new productivity devices in Australia, including its first foldable mouse and a premium presentation remote aimed at hybrid workers, business users and mobile professionals.

Garmin is expanding beyond smartwatches and pushing further into premium home audio, unveiling a new line of ultra-thin JL Audio Pavilion subwoofers designed to disappear into walls and ceilings.

Chinese camera rivals DJI and Insta360 are heading into a patent battle over a new generation of handheld vlogging cameras, with both companies accusing the other of copying key stabilisation and camera technologies.

British hi-fi brand Wharfedale has refreshed its flagship Elysian loudspeaker range, with the new Elysian R Series set to land in Australia from late June.

Samsung is reportedly testing thicker Ultra Thin Glass for future Galaxy Z Fold models, in a move that could make its foldable phones feel more premium and help reduce the visible screen crease.

Audio-Technica has launched a limited-edition pair of headphones that take their design cues from classic electric guitars.

Lenovo has started selling its new ThinkTab X11, a rugged Android tablet aimed at business users but carrying one feature that will appeal well beyond the enterprise market: a removable battery.

Samsung's 2026 OLED TV range is impressive, but I went in sceptical about one of its headline tricks: AI on the TV.

German brand Sonoro has expanded its premium hi-fi speaker range in Australia with the Orchestra Gen 2 and Orchestra Slim Gen 2 bookshelf speakers, designed for buyers who want serious sound without floorstanding bulk.