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  Review: Ohme Home Pro EV Charger (productReview)
  and he was done. We had our Ohme Home Pro fitted to the front of our house with the power supply cable neatly running along the ground and around our front door step. We chose to have the cable storage alongside as we have often have two EVs to charge - one of which changes pretty much every week so
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  Review: CF Moto 650 GT (productReview)
  on. The rest of the GT’s rider environment is taken care of by the five-inch TFT screen that has two modes. It comes with auto-dimming and is easy to read in the day and at night. You also get back-lit switches, two USB ports and a 12-volt charger so running sat-nav from your phone or a separate device is easy
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  Top 10: Experience days for petrolheads (Article)
  all at the same time. 30 Minute Young Driver Experience The 30 Minute Young Driver Experience is run by the UK's largest under-17 driving academy and is designed for 10-17 year olds (minimum height of 4'8" ). Your little car enthusiast will get to grips with the basics of driving
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  Review: Toro 56 cm PoweReverse ADS SmartStow lawnmower (productReview)
  . What's it like? The first thing to say is that this Toro is not a mower designed for small areas. It's a hefty machine and a bulky thing to handle when it's not running. However, it's certainly solid and feels built to last. The Briggs and Stratton 675 EXI engine starts easily and first
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  Review: Cybex Cloud Z i-size infant carrier (productReview)
  to 15 months/105cms. This Cloud Z child seat is an evolution of a Cybex design that’s been running for some time. It’s 15 per cent lighter and comes with some impressive functionality. When paired with the modular Base Z, with its rotating mechanism
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  Review: Michelin Fit2Go Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) (productReview)
  rolling to let you know the TPMS is up and running. However, we worry about the security of the sensors considering it would only take a couple of minutes to make off with all four.
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  Review: JustPark app (productReview)
  more time, extending your time there is easy enough as long as no one else has booked it (which is never an issue we've run into in the two years we've used it). Rebooking is very simple, which means if you find a space you like to use then you can easily find and book it again. Payment is also
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  Review: Lexmoto Enigma 125 (productReview)
  more to gain some added equipment that isn’t offered with the Lexmoto Enigma 125. However, if what you want or need is a cost-effective, fine-riding scooter with low running costs, there are few that can compare. There are a couple of areas where the bargain price shows in the quality of fit and finish
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  Review: Cambridge Audio YOYO (S) speaker (productReview)
  . The wool is worsted, which means all the fibres run in the same direction (for all of the readers who aren't wool connoisseurs), and it doesn't hinder the sound at all. It's also treated to repel debris, water and wear and tear. The wool cover gives the YOYO (S) a classier look than most similarly sized
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  Top 10: Best axle stands 2023 (Article)
  Tonne Axle Stands Many cars have jacking points with sill seams running through them; use a conventional jack or stand on these points and you’ll often flatten the seam, which can damage the paint and – besides looking ugly – cause corrosion-related issues. These heavy-duty
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  Review: Beeline Smart Compass (productReview)
  . What’s it like? Fabulously easy to set up. You’ll get a small box containing the Beeline, its silicone mount and a mini USB cable. Download the free Beeline bike navigation app onto your phone and it’ll run you through the set-up process. The time-consuming bit is charging the Beeline up
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  Review: Campingaz Master 4 Series Classic LXS Black Edition BBQ (productReview)
  . To avoid disappointment, you need to buy a hose and regulator for the gas bottle, as it doesn’t come with a hose and regulator to connect to a gas bottle, so you’ll need to order one separately to get up-and-running (they generally cost £10-£15 and are available from Amazon
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  Top 10: Best rechargeable battery lawnmowers 2023 (Article)
  -duty mowers weigh around 30kg. Batteries and chargers are included; it should run for around 30 minutes on one charge and recharging takes 2.5 hours. A two-year warranty is standard. Webb Supreme 43cm 40V Roller Push Mower Those seeking an immaculate striped
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  Top 10: Best petrol lawnmowers 2023 (Article)
  -Stop’, which allows you to stop the blade but leave the engine running – which is useful if you need to move the mower across gravel. It also comes with a seven-year warranty. Smaller and roller-equipped versions are also available. Yard Force 140cc 46cm Self-propelled Mower
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  Top 10: Cheapest rechargeable battery lawn mowers (Article)
  -litre grass bag, so you won’t have to empty it as often – or you can just use the mulching mode to avoid emptying the bag altogether. Spear & Jackson also claims that this mower can run for 40 minutes on a single charge and that it takes just one hour to recharge. Other features
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  Top 10: Best robot vacuum cleaners (Article)
  performance. The 300ml tank should last the 90-minute running time and there are three cleaning modes to suit your needs too. Hoover RBC 090 Robot Vacuum Cleaner - £180 You know you’ve made it when your brand name is used as a generic term, so it’s hardly a surprise that Hoover offers a robotic vacuum
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  Review: Maxi-Cosi Pebble (productReview)
  . It’s not i-size compliant (the new safety standard that will run alongside the current laws), though – if you want that extra certification you need to go for the slightly more expensive Pebble Plus. One of the most appealing factors for many considering the Pebble won’t be the seat at all
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  Top 10: Sat nav apps (Article)
  .   Android iOS CoPilot GPS – £Various, Android/iOS This long-running app is highly praised for its reliability
• Review: Vespa GTS 300 (productReview)
  lose much when you come to sell. The rest is justified in a number of ways, including the quality of construction and the way it rides. From running your hand over the bodywork to peering into the inner recesses of the engine, what you find is a level of build and attention to detail that most
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  Review: Yamaha XMAX 300 (productReview)
  , though the levers are non-adjustable. One point that could deter riders is the tall seat height. At 795mm, it 30mm higher than many similar machines. Yamaha’s design means there as a hefty centre chassis spar running down the spine of the XMAX 300, so you definitely have to swing a leg over rather