Tech & Electronics

The best computer monitor in NZ overall is the Dell SE2726H, a fast 27-inch Full HD monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate that suits everyday work, browsing and gaming without … Read more

The best budget smart doorbell in NZ is the Ring Battery Video Doorbell, a wire-free unit that installs in about five minutes, records HD video with a head-to-toe view rather … Read more

The best dash cam in NZ overall is the 70mai 4K A810S, a true 4K front-and-rear system with Sony’s STARVIS 2 sensor, GPS and a super capacitor instead of a … Read more

The best mid-range smartphone in NZ overall is the Samsung Galaxy A16, a genuinely dependable, factory-unlocked phone from a name most Kiwis already trust, without paying flagship prices. Mid-range now … Read more

The best touchscreen laptop in NZ overall is the Lenovo IdeaPad 5 2-in-1, a 14-inch FHD convertible with a 360-degree hinge, a 10-point multi-touch panel and a 13th Gen Core … Read more

The best tablet in NZ overall is the Lenovo Idea Tab 11″, a 2.5K display tablet that comes with a stylus pen included and doubles as a genuine note-taking and … Read more

The best pulse oximeter in NZ overall is the Medisana PM 100, because it comes from an established health brand and states a measurement accuracy of plus or minus 0.5 … Read more

The best power bank in NZ overall is the Anker Nano 10,000mAh, which ships as a pair, carries a permanently attached USB-C cable and pushes up to 30W, enough to … Read more

The best massage gun in NZ overall is the Therabody Theragun Relief, from the brand physiotherapists and professional sports teams actually use, offering a genuinely one-button, easy-to-use design without the … Read more

The best laser printer in NZ overall is the Brother MFC-L2880DW XL, a wireless mono all-in-one that prints, scans and copies from one compact unit with a 250-sheet main tray … Read more