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  Review: Audio-Technica M50xBT wireless headphones (productReview)
  . On the plus side, battery life is excellent. A-T claims its M50xBT should last for 40 hours on a single charge with a full charge taking seven hours in total. When they run out of power, you can always opt to use the 1.3m long 3.5mm jack that's provided - which has a mic and play/pause/answer call
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  Top 10: Summer accessories for campervans and motorhomes (Article)
  . The bonus is it has a 3000mAh battery that can deliver a full charge to a mobile phone or other USB devices to get you through. Darth Vader Kettle If you’re going to buy a kettle to go on your cooker or portable gas stove, make it a good one
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  Top 10: Cheapest vacuum cleaners (Article)
  product on the 'Product Care' website. Morphy Richards Supervac 2-in-1 cordless Another brand with a long association in the vacuum cleaner market, this Morphy Richards offers the popular option of handheld or upright operation but with a sizeable 18V battery for cordless operation. That battery
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  Review: Eufy RoboVac 11S (productReview)
  . What's it like? The Eufy 11S comes nicely packaged with a few accessories, including a remote control (and two AAA batteries), a charging dock , extra set of high-performance filters, a manual and  four side brushes – the cleaner uses two at a time, so you’ll have two spares
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  Review: Gocycle GS (productReview)
  looking to commute on public transport, while the G3 is the ultimate do-it-all e-bike. If you do buy a Gocycle GS, you might want to have a flick through the brand's accessories catalogue too. You can get an integrated light kit for £85 which uses the Gocycle's internal battery to power front
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  Review: Cambridge Audio YOYO (S) speaker (productReview)
  . Battery life is an impressive 14 hours, which obviously goes down if you're using the speaker to charge up your smartphone, tablet or the like. Battery level can be checked by pushing a button on the rubber top of the speaker, with the lights indicating the level of power left. The bottom of the YOYO (S
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  Review: Anker Soundcore Flare (productReview)
  . Should I buy one? There’s a good chance you’re looking at this simply because you want a reasonably priced and compact external speaker for your phone or MP3 player, with decent sound quality and battery life. If that is the case, this is a satisfying little unit whose build quality
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  Review: Beeline Smart Compass (productReview)
  battery life (of the Beeline and your phone). When you finish your ride, just hold the top of the screen and the data is saved on your account on the app. It’ll give you some figures like the distance travelled, speed and time taken — and you can also share your route by connecting the app
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  Top 10: Best robot vacuum cleaners (Article)
  via USB and with a large-capacity battery, you can leave the Yosoo to get on with it. VBOT Vacuum Robot – on sale at £69.95 Normally retailing at £200 the VBOT is currently on sale for much less than that, making it currently the cheapest robot cleaner with an actual vacuum function, as well
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  Review: Zero FXS 2017 (productReview)
  you’d get about 13 miles on a bike that averages 60mpg. If you need to make the most of the battery for slightly longer trips you can choose an Eco mode with a switch on the right handlebar. This limits torque and top speed to help make the battery last longer – plus you can configure a custom
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  Review: Haynes Build Your Own V8 Engine (productReview)
  it. It doesn’t operate as an actual engine of course - it can’t burn fuel or produce power, but when you provide it with 4 x AA batteries and turn it on, it springs into life. The crankshaft spins, the pistons go up and down and the whole valvetrain moves as it should. Having already built it you’ll know how
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  Honest John Kit Award Winners 2019 (Article)
  to be closer to 110mpg in the real world. That means a realistic range of around 170 miles per tank. You can also stash a large crash helmet under the flip-up seat and still have some room left. In the glovebox in the front leg protector fairing, there's a 12-volt charging socket so you can top up the battery
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  Review: Wahoo Elemnt Roam V2 cycling computer (productReview)
  battery life, current gear and other data.  What's it like? Out of the box
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  Review: Anker Soundcore Life 2 wireless headphones (productReview)
  when using Bluetooth and ANC. Plugged in rather than wireless, the headphones playtime extends to 60 hours. Plugged in and not using ANC, the Life 2 have unlimited battery life
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  Review: Studio19 London Solo E500X - EQ speaker (productReview)
  on the eye. Less obtrusive than many speakers, the beauty of its design is that it's rechargeable. Thanks to an 8800mAh battery, the Solo E500X lasts up to eight hours, making it ideal if you want a speaker somewhere where there's no power source. It charges via a USB-C cable (provided), for faster charging
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  Top 10: Best Sat Navs to suit all budgets 2020 (Article)
  through your battery quickly if your phone isn’t plugged in. You’ll also need a phone cradle to make the most of a phone-based nav system.  Waze – Free Another smartphone or tablet option is Waze, but it’s a little different to the typical navigation system because it shows other Waze users
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  Review: Honda PCX 125 (productReview)
  the battery on your phone or sat-nav on the move. Above that lies the main dash display with an analogue speedo and a digital read-out for other information such as fuel. There are separate warning lights for main beam, indicators and engine, and all are easy
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  Review: Ring Magflex Twist work lamp (productReview)
  to years of abuse. In fact, it’s so sturdy we decided to run it over – and it survived with barely a scratch. The built-in battery lasts about three hours before it needs a recharge from one of the two supplied chargers – one that connects to the mains and another to plug into a 12V car accessory
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  Review: Zero SR/F (productReview)
  of traffic. With its glitch-free take up of power, the SR/F blends into the melee brilliantly and it soon becomes second nature to use this feature of the bike’s electric power source and one-speed transmission. What about that battery pack and motor, then? It’s Zero’s latest kit and the motor
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  Review: Char-Broil All-Star 120 B-Gas BBQ (productReview)
  . The BBQ fires up instantly using the battery-powered, push-start Surefire Electronic Igniter. However, we wish the massive box the BBQ came in would have included the four AAA batteries we needed to use the igniter. It would have saved us a last minute trip to the shop once we realised they weren't