Electronics and technology

These cameras perform poorly when it comes to identifying uninvited guests.

The power of thermal imaging can show you which areas of your home are letting heat in and out and driving up energy bills.

We explain three core camera settings – aperture, shutter speed and ISO – so you can take full control of your photography.

Tenavolts rechargeable lithium batteries can deliver a constant 1.5V from a fully charged state to completely spent.

Money no object? Then this is your next powerhouse laptop.

Buying a printer for your home office? Avoid these models that scored lowest in our lab tests. 

Plus, expert tips for buying a laptop for primary- and high school-aged kids. 

Ink and toner can be very expensive, but you can reduce your printing costs with this advice.

It may be an overpriced replacement for good old-fashioned self-control, but it’s actually helped me change my habits.

Meta's brand-new smart glasses are very cool, but terrifying.

Seven days of free AppleCare+ cover is a compelling pitch, except you may never actually be able to use it.

Does this device help you feel less physically and emotionally drained, or does it just drain your bank account?

Don't get stuck with a dud TV – our experts reveal the models that rated the lowest in our tests.

Ranging from under $100 to $1850, these poor-performing Bluetooth and Wi-Fi speakers are anything but music to your ears.

Our picks for the best low-cost TVs, plus tips on how to save on more expensive models.

Our testers’ top picks for the best quality bingefest.

Want to nix your Netflix or let your telco go? These services promise an easy fix, but you could be wasting your cash.

New research reveals that many people are stuck in a complaints loop with no dispute resolution service to turn to.

We compare the best performing NBN plans from Aussie Broadband, Telstra, TPG and more by how close they get to their maximum speeds.

Set up a fast home network without breaking the bank.

The telco giant doesn't want to share its towers and Australians are paying the price.

CHOICE travels to Milingimbi, a town disconnected by the digital divide.

An SMS ID register makes it easier to tell who your texts are really coming from.

We reveal the not-so-smart smartphones with poor battery life, disappointing cameras, slow performance and more.

Does your child need to bring their own device or tech to school? Here's what to consider before you buy.

Samsung has embraced supersized devices. But is there a market for a massive, water-resistant tablet?

Part tablet, part smart hub and only partly complete, our hands-on look reveals some software quirks and oversights.

The tech giant refines a winning formula for its top tablet, adding more speed and 5G.