Finder Reviews

Samsung’s new flagship Galaxy S phone combines impressive telephoto muscle and a few tricks borrowed from the Samsung Galaxy Note line.

This double-duty sleeping mask provides a long-lasting wash of colour and ultimate hydration.

Google has fixed almost everything it got wrong with its first-generation Pixel Buds, with improved comfort, fit and Google Assistant integration, but increased competition in the true wireless space leaves them as headphones for the Google faithful.

Klipsch’s McLaren edition earbuds don’t fall out, even if you have smaller ears, and come with a fully waterproof case and a wireless charging mat.

With great performance and a durable metal design, the Companion 60L portable fridge is a top buy when camping on a budget.

A little sanctuary in the big city that's built for minimalist travellers, digital nomads and business trips.

For just under $40, you can treat yourself to a new cleansing balm that makes the perfect addition to your self-care routine.

We review everything from the animal exhibits to what the zoo is doing to stay COVID-safe.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight abandons frills and fancy features to deliver top-tier performance in an impressively light package.

Huawei continues to make great phones let down badly by their lack of proper Google apps support.

The Ecovacs Deebot U2 Pro impresses with its pet hair friendly larger dustbin, but has issues with basic navigation that make it a little challenging to use every day.

The Traeger Timberline 850 smoker is the best way to cook your food; a premium product that justifies its premium price.

The Nokia 3.4 is an affordable Android phone, and the inclusion of Android One means it has the potential to improve over the years. We hope it does, because at launch, the Nokia 3.4 is mediocre.

The Alcatel 1SE 2020 is certainly an inexpensive handset, but it needs to do a little more to really compete even though it's cheap.

The ROCCAT Elo 7.1 Air combines premium comfort with powerful audio performance at a very attractive price.

Nokia's latest super-affordable feature phone isn't fancy – but that's totally the point.

Calling it a "Pro" phone might be a bit of a stretch, but the realme 7 Pro is otherwise a dependable mid-range phone with good battery endurance.

The Roccat Burst Pro delivers a unique spin on ultralight honeycomb gaming mice that couples rock-solid performance with accessible design at a reasonable price.

Apple's most affordable "Apple Silicon" laptop is an impressively powerful device in a very familiar body and an easy upgrade recommendation.

The Lanmodo Vast Pro dashcam delivers great high-definition recordings and a fantastic night vision mode.

The Portégé X30W-J is almost ludicrously light and works well as either a notebook or tablet, but it's not the most physically robust 2-in-1.

With this update, has Isuzu done enough with the 2021 D-Max to put it up the top of the pile?

Apple's low-cost Beats Flex headphones deliver a pleasing sound for their price, but be ready for some comfort issues.

Whether you are looking at a luxury vehicle to drive or to be chauffeured in, the Lexus LS500h F Sport makes a strong case for itself.

With its comfortable design, great performance and exceptional customisability, the Razer Naga is the best left-handed gaming mouse in Australia.

The Vivo Y20s is a decent value budget phone, but once you get past the design, there's not that much to get excited about.

Apple's first MacBook Pro with its own Apple Silicon is a fast performer, but an unchanged design and small differences between it and the cheaper Air make it a tougher recommendation.

Apple brings some serious audio oomph to the affordable speaker space with the HomePod Mini, although it's still best suited for heavy Apple ecosystem users thanks to the strong integration with Apple Music.

Sony's lower-cost active noise cancelling true wireless buds deliver decent sound, although its active noise cancelling lacks the impact of its more expensive WF-1000XM3 headphones.

Oppo’s latest affordable 5G handset provides an impressive combination of performance, battery life and camera features.

Apple has shifted the value proposition of the iPad Air from being the "fancy" basic iPad to the "low cost" iPad Pro, but the regular iPad is still going to be enough for most people.

Microsoft's Surface Laptop Go slices down the essential Surface proposition into a mostly affordable and appealing laptop option.

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The iPhone 12 Pro Max is a big phone – big in size, big in camera features and big in price – making it a phone only suitable for a small number of people.

At $34,990 the Peugeot 308 GT-Line is duelling with some quality, well-appointed and, frankly, more powerful competitors.

The HUAWEI WATCH FIT straddles the line between a fitness tracker and a true smartwatch with good battery life.

Huawei's Freebuds Pro are comfortable and inconspicuous with solid noise cancelling – as long as you're using an Android phone.

The Nokia 8.3 5G has been long delayed in Australia, but the wait was (mostly) worth it.

Apple’s iPhone 12 mini lives up to its name, delivering plenty of power in a truly pocket-sized phone. Predictably, the price you pay is in battery life.

Toyota has taken things up a notch with this latest-gen Yaris, but for all the improvements, Toyota are charging a premium.

The upgrade to 11th generation Intel processors only ups the value proposition for Dell's powerful and attractive 2-in-1 powerhouse.

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The Razer Wolverine V2 is both a marked improvement on its predecessor and simply one of the best Xbox controllers on the market.

The Ford Mustang offers a good amount of value for money when you consider that the direct competitors are produced by luxury brands and cost closer to $100,000.

Amazon's Fire Stick Lite adds a range of streaming services to your TV for a very low price, including Apple TV, but it's a frustrating platform to use.

Amazon’s updated Echo Dot (4th Gen) benefits from its redesigned shape in a design sense, but there's not much point buying one while the cheaper third-generation model is still available

With more switch options now available, the HyperX Alloy Origins is a better keyboard than it was at the start of 2020.

This is my new favourite summer base product - and here's why you need to know about it too.

The all new MG ZS EV hits the ground running with some sharp pricing making electric more affordable for Aussies.

If you are after a smaller vehicle with plenty of punch, then the BMW M235i xDrive could fit the bill.