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Theragun Sense massage gun review: More than a massage

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Theragun Sense: One-minute review While massage guns are more popular than ever, they can do so much more. That seems to be the thinking behind the Theragun Sense, a relatively compact massage gun that acts as a masseuse. Expect guided massage routines, a whisper-quiet profile, and even breathing exercises, making it a fantastic all-rounder. There are more powerful massage guns around for deeper, sports massages, but the size and additional features on offer make the Theragun Sense a great option - especially for $300 or less. Even better, you’ll find four massage attachments and a carry case inside the box, so you have everything you need right from the jump. Theragun Sense: Specifications Theragun Sense: Price and availability (Image credit: Future) Available now Priced at $299.99/£275/AU$449 The Theragun Sense launched late last year, and you can find it at a discount already. Amazon offers it for under $230/£250/AU$400 fairly regularly, but even at full price, i
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Victrola Stream Sapphire turntable review: a premium dual-digital streaming turntable that falls short of its price

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Victrola Stream Sapphire: Two-minute review The Victrola Stream Sapphire is another first from Victrola, bringing Sonos compatibility and lossless Wi-Fi vinyl streaming together in one hefty unit. Very few of the best turntables on the market boast anything like the feature-set this deck aims to deliver. An Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge, supported gamely by a nice carbon-fibre tonearm, produces exactly the fidelity you’d hope, and with minimal tracking errors out of the box. Its wireless fidelity is impressive, too, though an Ethernet connection or a supercharged Wi-Fi plan will be necessary to unimpededly avail of it. The Victrola Stream Sapphire's convenience, particularly in tech-forward households, is plain to see. What isn’t, however, is quite how this convenience commands a four-figure price point. For one, the Sapphire shares a great deal in common with its less expensive range-mates , and even lacks some of their better features. Meanwhile, a noisily starting platter, flabb
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XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad review: ditch your laptop with this specialized, standalone drawing tablet

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XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad: One-minute review The XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad could be the perfect product for you, especially if you’re a creative looking for a highly competent but not so highly priced slate. The XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad at its core is a fairly typical Android tablet – you get front and rear cameras, all the usual apps and a bunch of connectivity options. However, you’re also getting a slate that’s optimized for digital art, with a textured X-Paper display, included stylus and pre-installed drawing software. And the actual drawing experience is high quality here – you get a faithful recreation of the pen-to-paper feel, decent responsiveness and solid color accuracy. Lag can rear its head from time to time and processing power isn’t top quality, meaning you’re not exactly getting top-tier performance, but for the price you pay, that’s not too bad a sacrifice. After all, this slate has a pretty modest list price of $499.99 / £539.99 / AU$799.99, especially given the fac
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Hexgears Immersion A3 review: A solid low-profile gaming keyboard

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Hexgears Immersion A3: Two-minute review Image 1 of 2 (Image credit: Future) Image 2 of 2 (Image credit: Future) The Hexgears Immersion A3 is a low-profile gaming keyboard with a few neat tricks up its sleeve. It will probably appeal to a fairly niche audience, but if you’re one of those people, it could be just what you’re looking for. What do I mean by that? Well, this is a keyboard with hot-swappable switches, low-profile keycaps, and a dedicated mini display for changing the RGB backlighting. Those aren’t things everyone will care for, but they’re certainly nice to have if you’re a keyboard enthusiast. Its typing feel is comfortable and it’s solid when it comes to anti-ghosting and input lag, with no problematic keys or combinations that I could detect. While those are all encouraging signs, the Hexgears Immersion A3 falls short in other areas. Its White Rain linear switches are an acquired taste – not as fast as standard linear switches, but not as comf
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Squarespace Enterprise review

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Squarespace is known as being one of the best website builders , popular amongst small, medium, and growing businesses due to its range of easy to use, yet powerful website builder building features. But what happens when your business outgrows the standard subscription options offered by Squarespace? That’s where Squarespace Enterprise comes in. Squarespace Enterprise has been designed to help agile teams within large organizations launch new projects without the need to rely on development support. The platform allows users to manage multiple sites, integrate with complex systems, and offers top-tier security. In this guide, we dive into Squarespace Enterprise, uncovering everything from its standout features to security measures. Looking to get the best deal on your Squarespace subscription? We have listed the top Squarespace promo codes currently available. Squarespace Enterprise features Customizable templates With Squarespace Enterprise, team administrators can create,
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Amazon Kindle Colorsoft: The color Kindle you've been dreaming of is finally here

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Color me not surprised but genuinely pleased that Amazon has finally delivered its first color Kindle. In the 17 years since the first Kindle first arrived, e-reader display technology has moved at a glacial pace, especially when compared to, for instance, the iPhone, which was released that same year. While that product has seen significant updates across every aspect of the mobile device, Amazon's Kindle has more or less tried on different outfits, from the giant DX to the oddly-shaped Oasis. Amazon and its display partner E Ink gradually improved the pixels per inch to a robust 300 and the contrast ratio to something approaching paper (marked with the breakthrough product Paperwhite). Along the way, we got touch screens and far better LED support lighting for when there isn't enough sunlight. Nothing, though, has felt like a breakthrough or something that might fundamentally alter our Kindle e-reader experience. Not until today, that is. I get that a color screen in our
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