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Kit review 2026

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Kit (formerly ConvertKit) has been a fixture in creator email marketing since Nathan Barry launched the platform in 2013. It rebranded in 2024, expanding its identity from a pure email marketing tool to what the company calls an "email-first operating system for creators," with newsletter management, visual automation, and a built-in commerce layer now sitting under one roof. Notable users include authors like James Clear and New York Times bestselling writer Nisha Vora. TechRadar Pro has been reviewing business software since 2012, and, email marketing platforms are a regular part of our coverage. Our contributors have tested everything from enterprise tools like ActiveCampaign to creator-focused alternatives like beehiiv. This Kit review draws on hands-on testing across the free and Creator tiers to assess where the platform delivers and where it falls short. My experience with Kit ...

The Onyx Boox Palma 2 Pro is the phone-sized color ereader I never knew I wanted, but it won't suit everyone

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Onyx Boox Palma 2 Pro: Two-minute review The Onyx Boox Palma 2 Pro is the kind of interesting ereader innovation I want to see more of, even if the biggest appeal is still just how unusual it is. My ereader expert colleague reviewed the original Palma and the newer Palma 2 , but I have been able to use both of these devices as my main ereader, to ensure a good basis for comparison. The Palma 2 Pro takes the same pocket-friendly, phone-like form of the Palma 2 and adds a color E Ink display, more memory, Android 15, SIM support and stylus compatibility. The Palma is already somewhat of a niche ereader (and a niche we are big fans of), so these new features are quite ambitious. The 6.13-inch, 2:1 screen is still the main reason to consider the Palma. It looks and feels more like a smartphone than a typical ereader, and comes complete with a speaker, dual microphones, side buttons, a rear camera an...

‘Frankly absurd’ — I reviewed the Keychron V1 Ultra 8K and loved its ridiculously epic 660-hour battery life and sky-high 8,000Hz max polling rate

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Keychron V1 Ultra 8K review The Keychron V1 Ultra 8K is a 75% mechanical keyboard that delivers a surprisingly broad feature set given its price. Available at a price tag of just $115 — it's currently only available in the US — it's crammed full of features like 8,000Hz polling over both wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections, hot-swappable Silk POM switches, a dampened gasket mount construction, and a battery life measured in weeks. I’ll start with what’s included in the box, because Keychron has thrown in a rather generous selection of bits and bobs. The standard gear is here, like a keycap removal tool, USB Type-A to Type-C adapter and an extension adapter for the wireless receiver. You’ll also find striking red replacement keycaps for the Esc and Enter keys, along with alternate caps to swap between OS-specific buttons like Command and the Windows key. Build quality is a mixture of imp...

BLUETTI FridgePower review

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It’s been almost a year since the 2025 Iberian Peninsula blackout left large parts of Spain and Portugal without power. Specifications Capacity: 2016Wh (LiFePO₄) Output: 1800W continuous UPS switchover: ~10ms Cycle life: ~4000 cycles to 80% Charging: AC, solar and car charging supported Connectivity: Wi-Fi app control Weight: 19kg Dimensions: 350 × 580 × 75mm For many households, it was a reminder that backup power is no longer just for off-grid enthusiasts or enterprise users. That creates an awkward gap in the market. Whole-home battery systems remain expensive and complex to install, while portable power stations are often designed more for camping than permanent indoor use. The BLUETTI FridgePower attempts to sit directly in the middle — and after spending time with the system alongside the BlueCell 200 expansion battery and optional Magnetic Display, it becomes clear that BLUETTI may be ont...