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.

First Nations communities getting connected to opportunities thanks to laptop pilot program.

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

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. 

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?

Need some new headphones for your next trip? There’s more to it than great sound quality.

Check one, two? These models set the bar lowest in our lab tests.

Our experts sort the winners from the losers in our latest TV tests.

A CHOICE entertainment expert shows you how to be a pro when shopping for a new screen.

Some of these sites target remote First Nations communities. We found AI recommending them with little warning about the law, the risks or the potential for scams.

We've calculated Australia's top NBN provider for performance and customer satisfaction.

We explain internet upload speeds and why you probably don’t need the fastest, most expensive plan.

The number of people living in your home plays a much bigger role than you may realise.

CHOICE experts look into the new plan, pitched at parents wanting to keep in touch with their kids without giving them their own phone.

See how the big three network providers rate compared with Amaysim and other telcos for reliability, coverage and value for money.

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.

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.