Tech & Electronics

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

The best true wireless earbuds in NZ overall are the Sony WF-1000XM5, thanks to dual feedback microphones and Sony’s most refined noise-cancelling tuning to date. Fit and seal decide how … Read more

The best-value portable monitor in NZ is the ARZOPA 15.6-inch FHD Kickstand Monitor, thanks to an all-metal chassis and a built-in kickstand that most rivals charge extra for. A second … Read more

The best alarm clock in NZ overall is the Dreamegg Sunrise 1, thanks to a gradually brightening sunrise light, 29 built-in sounds and a display that dims to zero so … Read more

The best home printer in NZ for most people is a refillable ink-tank all-in-one such as the Canon G4670 MegaTank, because it keeps running costs low while handling documents, photos, … Read more

The best Wi-Fi extender in NZ overall is the TP-Link RE705X, thanks to its Wi-Fi 6 speed, OneMesh compatibility, and the kind of consistently strong owner reviews that are rare … Read more

The best electric scooter in NZ overall is the iScooter iX3/iX4, an 800W machine with a 480Wh battery good for around 25 miles, ten-inch pneumatic tyres and three speed modes … Read more