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One-minute review  The AndaSeat Navi Edition gaming chair is a fantastic seat that delivers excellent levels of comfort and support. It will make long play sessions and working days alike feel like a breeze. The lumbar and neck pillows could not have been shaped or positioned any better and the 4D armrests let you customize the seat’s shape to suit your needs. Unfortunately, those under 5ft 7in will likely find they’re a bit too short to take full advantage of this seat’s design. The seat’s large size comes with plenty of benefits though, including enough space to sit cross-legged or in a variety of relaxing seating positions that will delight those who hate to sit up straight at their desk. However, to experience this level of comfort you’ll have to plant yourself in a chair that glows brighter than the sun in its yellow PVC leather exterior.  You'll also need to shell out a fair amount as this seat is priced at $530 / £400 (about AU$745) - so if you're after a budget o...

NordLayer (the service formerly known as NordVPN Teams) is a capable VPN -based network access security solution for all levels of business, from startups with small teams to big corporations with multiple networks to protect. At its simplest, you could use NordLayer as a team-oriented business VPN manager. Instead of leaving remote workers to control their own VPN setups, you can manage them all from a web dashboard, adding new users in a click or two. They get an email, download a VPN app (Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Linux) from the link, install it and they're ready to go. That immediately gets you access to NordLayer's top-quality VPN, with 30+ global locations, strong AES-256 encryption, a kill switch , built-in malware-blocking, and an auto-connect option to ensure your internet connection is always protected. Every team member can install the app on up to six of their own devices, allowing them to access the service from anywhere. Want to try NordLayer? Check ...

You may not have heard of Anbernic, but for several years the gaming hardware manufacturer, based out of China, has been quietly amassing an army of fans thanks to the excellent retro handhelds it has been developing. From the RG350 to the RG280V and many more inbetween, it’s built a solid reputation for putting out superb, affordable Linux-based handhelds purpose built for retro gaming, with build quality far beyond expectations. Its latest device, the Anbernic RG552, is its most advanced and ambitious yet – a high definition touchscreen portable that can dual-boot between a gaming-focussed Linux OS and full blown Android. With more powerful internals than Anbernic has put out before, and capable of emulating games ranging from the early noughties to decades prior, as well as handling modern game streaming platforms, it’s a one stop shop for gamers of all ages and creeds. It falls just short of perfection, mostly thanks to the higher price it commands, greater than has come to be ...

Do not adjust your PC , smartphone , tablet or Mac , you have indeed seen the Viewsonic VP3268a-4K before. At least, you’ve seen a display that looks just like it in the Viewsonic VP3268-4K. But that small tweak in nomenclature translates into some pretty significant hardware upgrades.  The basic proposition remains the same, namely a 32-inch 4K monitor based on a quality, factory-calibrated IPS panel and aimed at productivity and content creation. This isn’t a full-on professional grade panel, that kind of display costs far more. But it does promise significant color-relevant features for the price point. (Image credit: Future) As for what’s new with the Viewsonic VP3268a-4K over the old non “a” model, the most obvious change is the addition of USB Type-C connectivity complete with power delivery of up to 90 watts. That’s a huge upgrade when it comes to usability and flexibility, enabling single-cable connectivity and docking capabilities including ethernet support....

If you’re looking for a slick, sleek 27-inch 4K monitor for getting things done and looking great on your desktop, we suggest you get an eyeful of the HP Z27K G3. It’s the latest updated version of HP’s 27-inch monitor from its premium Z-line of screens. And it looks like a million bucks. That’s thanks to seriously sweet slim-bezel design and premium materials including aluminum. It’s a very nice bit of hardware from an aesthetic perspective. However, the beauty also runs a little deeper than that, thanks to a strong feature set. (Image credit: Future) As you’d expect, at the core of the HP Z27K G3 is a 4K IPS panel. It’s not a wide-gamut pro panel, nor does it support HDR . Instead, it majors on usability, primarily courtesy of USB Type-C connectivity with power delivery up to 100W, which is the maximum the standard currently supports, plus ethernet passthrough for full docking functionality.  As ever with an HP Z product, it’s not the cheapest option available. But q...

Two-minute review The Huawei Watch GT Runner is very similar in design and features to the Huawei Watch GT 3, which was released just a few months earlier. It's lighter and more breathable though, with a few significant tweaks like a relocated GPS aerial that's now better positioned to pick up a signal as quickly as possible. This is a sports watch best suited to new runners who want to prepare for their first event, and those who are running regularly, but have noticed their progress stall in recent months. It offers an excellent suite of training tools to help you balance training and recovery, and Huawei's 'AI coach' can create a personalized plan to help you hit your next goal – whether it's running your first 5K, building up to a 10k, or setting a new personal best. GPS tracking isn't quite as accurate as we might have liked, but the Watch GT Runner's heart rate monitoring is on a par with watches costing several times as much, which is excellen...