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Steve May, AV expert Sound and vision maestro Steve got a dose of both old and new this issue, from our group test of vinyl players (p100) to the LG Signature W7, the most advanced OLE D 4K TV we’ve ever seen (p90). Becca Caddy, tech guru When it comes to the tech lifestyle, few people know better than Becca. This issue, she took the holistic approach for our Best Tech for Everything feature (p42). Turns out it’s quite a big job… James Jarvis, video star When we needed someone who knew how to make stuff for YouTube, who better than GamesRadar.com’s senior producer? James makes videos for the channel’s nearly half a million YT subscribers.…

Woah, that’s a pricey camera! Yes, but it’s oh so worth it. The a9 is Sony’s epic new mirrorless camera, packing the world’s first full-frame Exmor RS 24.2MP CMOS sensor, able to shoot up to 20fps bursts. This beauty is built for intense speed thanks to its huge sensor, making it a no-brainer for sports and nature photography… Though that’s if you have the need and the budget, of course. What else is going on here? It’s absolutely packed with cutting-edge tech, starting with that stacked sensor and a high-speed processing circuit and Bionz X image processing engine, with imaging data sent through the sensor rather than around it. The sensor produces a 20 times faster data readout, helping it shoot at 20fps. A blackout-free shooting experience can be enjoyed…

Another new phone, T3? I can barely keep up… Don’t worry, this one stands out from the crowd. HTC’s new flagship phone isn’t just packed with the usual high-end specs, it also has a new Edge Sense feature – you can control the phone by squeezing it! …Come again? he sides of the U11 are pressure-sensitive, and since you hold your phone there anyway, HTC has turned a quick squeeze into a shortcut. You can use it to open your most-used apps, or to access one of the two built-in voice assistants (both Google Home and Amazon Alexa are eagerly awaiting to help). When you’re in the camera app, you can just squeeze to take a picture – no fiddly button pressing required. Okay, sounds like it could it be…

Hi-fi is taking the way the digital world works and pumping it up to 11 (and 120 grand) Do you remember when hi-fi was a massive deal, back in the ’70s and ’80s? I don’t. But I do recall it still being in fairly rude health in the early ’90s. D Back then, going to Richer Sounds to spend your entire student loan cheque on an amplifier from Rotel, speakers from Mission and a CD player from Marantz was still an important part of a young man’s accession to adulthood. Now, the idea of buying a box to play music, a box to amplify music, two more boxes to hear it out of, plus a bunch of connecting wires that somehow cost £500 has gone out of fashion. Like ripped…

British weather is notoriously unpredictable, particularly in spring. If you’re tired of your picnic plans becoming a wash-out or you want to know exactly how many layers you should be wearing, then you need Netatmo’s Urban Weather Station. 2017 Tracking the weather where you are in real-time as well as giving the forecast for the week ahead is only one small part of what Netatmo’s Weather Station does. Through its two Wi-Fi-connected sensors it actually allows you to monitor and track your environment both inside and out. environment we mean temperature, air pressure, humidity, air pollution levels, CO2 concentration and noise levels. Having access to this information allows you to easily make your living environment more comfortable and plan outdoor activities accordingly. Rather than waking up in the morning and…

The Wall of Sound was an approach to music production popular in the 1960s, designed to blast out high-punch audio. Now it’s a term we can lightly attribute to Bang & Olufsen’s new wireless speaker system, the BeoSound Shape. This wall-mounted modular system uses a series of hexagonal tiles that can be scaled to a range of sizes and configurations, both acoustically and visually. Each BeoSound Shape comprises speakers, amplifiers and acoustic damper tiles that scale the sound of the system. Hidden behind one of the tiles is the BeoSound Core connectivity hub, which includes multi-room functionality and enables wireless streaming of music from your smart device via streaming tech like AirPlay, Chromecast and Bluetooth. So, how does it sound? Amazing, thanks to an upmixing algorithm that offers a precise…

Enjoy uncompromising audio wherever you are with this £899 media player If you’re the kind of person who loves music, you probably know what a difference it makes to listen to highresolution audio on perfectly tuned hi-fi equipment – your favourite songs come to life in a whole new way. To make sure that you can enjoy your tunes to their fullest on the go, T3 has teamed up with Astell & Kern to give away a KANN portable media player. This little box has its own powerful headphone amplifier, and can play back FLAC, WAV, ALAC, DSD and DSF lossless audio files (as well as the usual MP3, AAC and OGG suspects) at sample rates of up to 32-bit, 384kHz, so no matter how much of an audiophile you…

Behold the wallpaper TV. As flat as day-old Cristal, and just as likely to grace Jay Z’s kitchen, the LG W7 is an OLED telly like no other that’s come before. B Given that LG has been curling OLED panels for years, albeit in the privacy of its own R&D labs, perhaps we shouldn’t be too surprised by this remarkably flexible screen. But to experience it close up, to gingerly bend the 2.57mm panel ourselves and stick it flush on a wall using nothing but magnets is still a mind-bender. But is it really worth the best part of 8,000 smackers? A design statement The Signature W7 comprises a 65-inch UHD OLED panel with a separate soundbar/tuner hub. The two of these are linked by a thin flat ribbon cable…

DJI Osmo Mobile The drone company’s expertise in stabilisation comes into play in this handy handheld, which includes active tracking for automatic selfie stabilisation and a neat timelapse feature. Set it down and set it off for smooth sped-up pans, or try a 9-shot panorama with the Osmo app. £319, dji.com Zhiyun Z1-Smooth C Designed with larger phones like the iPhone 7+ in mind – though compatible with smaller models if you apply the included spacer – this is probably the most stable and, yes, smooth gimbal you’re likely to find. Low power consumption means it’ll keep shooting for hours on end. £189, zhiyun-tech.com Steadicam Smoothee There’s a reason why Steadicam’s name is synonymous with smooth video – the company has built its reputation on pro products, and this consumer…

Matt Bolton Editor Matt went on holiday and one of the team broke their foot in his absence, so he’s officially not allowed to leave them alone anymore. At least he got to play with the ace sonoroHIFI (p95). Jo Gulliver Sen ior Art editor Jo got a new work laptop that’s nicer than Matt’s, a fact that she’s doing such a good job of not lording over him, she won’t even mention it right here at the front of the mag… Dammit. Andrew Westbrook Ope rat ions editor Andy’s taking some time off, and wants to raid the tech from our travel feature last issue. His Ocean’s 11-style plan might have worked if anyone could remember the lock-up’s door code. Nick Odantzis DEPUTY Editor T3’s resident road warrior spent…

Another Kobo ereader? What’s different this time? Yes, regular readers of T3 may have spotted our glowing review of the Kobo Aura One last year. And now, ready for summer 2017, Kobo has released the Aura H2O Edition 2. Compared to the Aura One, the newcomer is lighter, smaller and more affordable. Does that mean Kobo has compromised on the tech side? The Aura H2O does have a smaller display – 6.8 inches compared to the Aura One’s 7.8-inch display – and the battery life is one week instead of one month, but Kobo’s new ereader still has a slew of nice features. These include a print-quality touchscreen display, a customisable reading experience and onboard storage for up to 6,000 ebooks. Is it suitable for nighttime reading? It is! The…

01 Maui Jim Howzit Maui Jim’s sunglasses are tested on the sun-blessed islands of Hawaii, so you know they’ll stand up to a typical British summer. When it comes to standout features, the Howzit has many: its lightweight acetate frame is decked out with double-injected metal and rubber temples for all-day comfort, and the lenses are layered with PolarizedPlus2 tech to block harmful UV rays. £275, uk.mauijim.com 02 Silhouette Explorer The classic aviator, an icon of ’50s style and a frequent accessory in books and film, gets a radical update complete with frameless design, sturdy titanium construction and two lens profiles to match your face shape, plus four smart colour options to suit your look. Whether you’re keeping it casual on the beach or commuting in style, you’ll feel like…

Guru has put on his finest suit and done up those buttons which still meet around his midriff. Butterfly tummy time: whatever will the Echo Look ($199/£TBC, invite-only at press time) say about his fashion choices? Gosh, GaGu hopes it accepts the ketchup-stained reality and loves him all the same. But, oh-ho, wouldn’t you know, it’s taking full-length pictures of his bum and automatically burping up harsh truths about the absolute state of him. Of course it is. You may get on brilliantly with the robo style advice of the Look, you gorgeous specimen you – Guru prefers, as is the sensible choice in any healthy marriage, to accept the (only slightly) filtered feedback of Mrs Guru instead. Perhaps he’ll stick with the Echo Show ($229/£TBC) and its less judgmental…

“Alexa, ask Netatmo what’s the temperature outside?” If you can’t decide whether or not you need a jacket, you can remove all doubt by asking Alexa to access the data from your outdoor Netatmo sensor. Using Alexa means minimal time-wasting when you only need to know one thing. “Alexa, ask Netatmo is it noisy in the living room?” Got more than one indoor sensor? Naming them within the Netatmo app enables Alexa to tell them apart. If you’re in the kitchen and the kids are ruling the living room, Alexa and Netatmo can help you monitor noise levels. “Alexa, ask Netatmo to get the rain measurements for the garden” Alexa can also access the data from your additional outdoor modules. Installing the rain gauge in your garden will take the…

01 Azteca Retro Wooden Bookcase Aztec and patchwork are having a moment in interior design – and this vintage-style, mango wood bookcase salutes both trends. With six drawers and two built-in cupboards, there’s ample room for books, knick-knacks and smaller tech. £2,095, alexanderandpearl. co.uk 02 Sea Breeze Plate Part of a Sea Breeze line of homewares and accessories (including a smartphone case), this ocean-inspired ceramic plate comes in either eight or 10 inches, and can be eaten off or wall-mounted as a decorative item. £15, artrookie.co.uk 03 Scion Ra ita Rug 24700 Designed by Scion and handmade in India, the Raita Rug is a 100 per cent wool-pile creation offering high levels of comfort. Perfect for lounging on while listening to vinyl. From £385, scion.uk.com 04 Hemi Fire Bowl Throw…

1 B&O Beoplay A2 This speaker may look super-sleek and portable, but that doesn’t mean the audio experts at B&O have cut any corners when it comes to high-quality sound. It weighs in at just 1.1kg, has a handy leather strap, and is both dust- and splash-proof, making it the perfect companion for delivering chilled-out tunes to your garden this summer. £299.95, beoplay.com 2 UE Wonderboom If you’re looking for a truly party-proof speaker this summer, the UE Wonderboom is your new best friend. It’s small, waterproof up to a depth of three feet, and still manages to deliver 360-degree sound and impressive bass for up to ten hours. If you’re planning a big event and one speaker just won’t cut it, you can wirelessly pair it with a second…

Bargain fitness starter kit 1 Fitbit charge 2 The Fitbit Charge 2 keeps track of steps and sleep, as well as heartrate monitoring and multi-sport tracking. It also has a simple, but handy, guided breathing setting for de-stressing. £139.99, fitbit.com 2 Plantronics Backbeat Fit Wirele These Bluetooth headphones are flexible and waterproof, so they can withstand the most sweaty workouts, and last up to eight hours. £109.99, plantronics.com 3 New Balance Vazee Pace V2 A great pair of running shoes if you’re looking for support as you hit the road or the treadmill, but still need a light shoe that can take the disance. £44, newbalance.co.uk 1 TomTom Spark 3 Built with serious runners in mind, the TomTom Spark 3 has best-in-class GPS tracking, multi-sport tracking, an all-day activity tracker…

Two years ago, when the Soul EV launched, its max range of 132 miles would have been competitive, but things have moved on, and the Soul EV hasn’t. More’s the pity, as it’s got a mile-munching cabin. Charging-wise the Kia is unique in that it accommodates both AC and DC (CHAdeMO) chargers, so you can use either depending on the charger available. Find a fast charger and DC will give you 80 per cent charge in just 33 minutes. Though lacking in range, the Soul EV is the most reliable car to charge; the CHAdeMO connector accounts for 36 per cent of the charging points in the UK. T Like the Kia, Hyundai’s Ioniq is a comfortable, long-distance cruiser. Yet its 174 mile range doesn’t go that far; we expected…

On 1 July, Chris Froome and his Team Sky compadres will return as reigning champions to defend their title in the Tour de France. We all know that the riders are the ones who receive the attention when victory is achieved - but, what about the technology that goes into powering these super cyclists to win races? We at T3, ourselves avid cycling enthusiasts, were given an exclusive invite to the Team Sky Service Course to see what sort of tech goes into turning a great rider into an epic winner. Does tech make you faster? Eddy Merckx famously said, “Don’t buy upgrades, ride up grades,” but things have moved on since those racing days, and nowadays margins are tiny. So much so that teams and riders have to find…

£1,699 body only, Panasonic.co.uk Olympus upd ates its top-end camera, but has the best really got better? £1,849 body only, Olympus.co.uk Design Resembling a traditional SLR that’s been shrunk, Panasonic is obviously appealing to photography enthusiasts and semi pros here. Thus we get a myriad of physical function buttons, traditional eye-level viewfinder and comfortable handgrip. Features Like the Olympus, the GH5 incorporates a Micro Four Thirds sensor –smaller than the APS-C chip found in most DSLRs – but squeezes out 20.3 megapixels of resolution. We also get 4K video with ability to record 6K photos (18 megapixels) at 30FPS. Performance The GH5 is as swift as you’d expect a DSLR-like camera to be, which means that it reacts in real time. The viewfinder helpfully activates when it detects an eyeball…

Going on a road trip with friends? Use this to stick together We’ve all been there: following a friend or family member’s car while on a trip, only to get separated and then waste time trying to find each other. Follow: Drive Together offers a solution to this first-world problem, but the road ahead isn’t always smooth. Follow designates one driver as the leader and the other as the follower. The leader appears as large orange arrow on a Googlepowered overhead map, while the follower is displayed in blue; the map doesn’t face forward like most navigation apps. When an invitation pops up, you can accept or deny it, taking the fastest available route or following the leader’s exact course. When cars become separated, an orange line steers you back…

if you’re looking for the very best tech available today, you have definitely come to the right place. T3 Elite is the best gadget-buying guide you will ever encounter. To create it, we’ve ruthlessly filtered all the categories that count, to bring you rock-solid recommendations. We’ve selected a Super Six of elite gear for each of the categories listed below. If something’s not included, we don’t rate it – it’s that simple. Each Super Six is ranked in order, and the number-one product makes it into The Elite (p104), which is our pick of the 12 best products you can buy today. To make your next purchase as straightforward as possible, we’ve also included useful buying advice, and highlighted the hottest gear you can get for £100 and under (p113).…

LG 38UC99-W Designed for professionals – but why should they have all the fun – this curved beauty offers a huge 3840 x 1600 resolution and outputs 99 per cent of the sRGB colour space over its 38-inch face. You can even connect two devices at once and bisect the screen. £1,199, lg.com Dell U3415W It may be smaller and older than LG’s offering, but Dell’s reputation in the screen space is well-earned. This 3440 x 1440 panel produces the full sRGB colour gamut, with a nice 750:1 contrast ratio to match. If you’re watching high-end content, this is the best choice. £660, dell.com Asus ROG PG348Q Calmer in curve than the other two here, and specifically tuned to gamers, Asus’ prime ultrawide screen offers a flicker-free 100Hz refresh rate…

Yamaha WXAD-10 This little box may not fit into a standard hi-fi setup, but it’s an inexpensive way to add Bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming (including AirPlay all the important streaming services) at up to 24-bit, 192kHz quality. And it works with Yamaha’s MusicCast multi-room system. £149, europe.yamaha.com Pioneer N-50A If you can pick this up for £350 – and we’ve definitely seen it listed that low – it’s an absolute bargain, with Pioneer’s excellent integrated interface, a proper remote control, and a great upsampler to improve those lower-res tunes. You’ll need to purchase wireless separately. £565, pioneer-audiovisual.eu/uk Arcam rPlay Making use of the DTS PlayFi streaming platform, Arcam’s latest r-series device goes simple on the external design but is plenty complex inside. Stream up to 192kHz files, and why not…

Cheerson CX-10 Mini A ten-minute charge time (for six to eight minutes of flight) and a surprising lick of speed make this dinky drone the perfect choice for new fliers with sharp eyesight. It even has built-in stunts; hold the shoulder button on the controller, then tap a direction to get fancy. £13.99, amazon.co.uk GoolRC Mini UFO Drone Protected by built-in rotor guards, this drone – which you’ll also find marketed under other brands like Eagine and Sgile – is surprisingly complex for its price. It includes a single-button ‘return home’ function, and you can pull off flips with ease. £19.99, goolrc.com Blade Inductrix FPV About as small as you’ll get for a first-person view drone, though this one is probably best kept indoors. There’s an active modding community, so…

It doesn’t reveal the best tech for making paper aeroplanes, or turning a shark’s tooth into a necklace (actually, it does have a drill in, so maybe we have covered that one). But it does cover all the big lifestyle stuff that gadgets are great at enhancing. The kit we recommend will help you make your home smarter, make your commute into work less boring, enjoy the warm evenings more, look and feel better, and just have fun. Of course, it’s not just in that feature you’ll find the best tech around. Thinking of jumping on the smartwatch wagon now that Android Wear 2.0 is here? We’ve looked at the new generation of wearables on p56. Thinking of buying an electric car that isn’t Tesla money? We’ve put three of…

Win! A KANN p82 KANN sounds like a supervillain! It’s not evil, but you’re not far wrong. Although Astell & Kern’s new pocket player is unlikely to take over the planet, the KANN is more than equipped to win the battle between drab smartphone sound and premium high-res audio. I’m still not sold on high-res audio... What are you, a sound heathen? High-res audio is the only way to experience your favourite bands the way they were truly meant to be heard, with the clarity of real life. The KANN can handle audio files ranging from 32-bit/384kHz high-resolution PCM and DSD audio, right up to Quad-rate (DSD256) files, delivering both top-end clarity and exceptional audio detail. Take that, smartphone. Ok, T3, I’m listening... If the KANN’s high-fidelity audio isn’t enough…

Is it beer time, T3? Tell me it’s beer time. It’s beer time, buddy! PicoBrew has been kicking up a dust storm in the States with its portable home-brewing tech, and now it’s bringing its latest countertop model, the Pico Model C, to the UK. It aims to streamline and simplify the homebrewing process further, saving you a lot more space at home. Yes! How much beer can it brew? The app-controlled Pico Model C brews five litres of beer at a time. Pico reckons that, on average, the fermentation process takes between one week and two. A high-contrast, two-line OLED display shows you what’s happening. OK, but how does it actually work? To begin, insert a PicoPak (pre-packaged pods of hops and grains, available to purchase separately, along with…

What is it? It is solid proof that we as a digital society are completely unable to learn from our own mistakes and will invest in any old nonsense. Calm down, Guru. OK, fine. It’s a smart ring, because every potential wearable object now needs smartness and Bluetooth connectivity. It’s at the postprototype stage. What’s it supposed to do? It’s sold primarily as a translator, so you can bark at it in your native tongue and it’ll use its integrated mylar/neodymium speaker to output the correct language for your locale. But wait, there’s more: it plays nice with Alexa! It does phone calls! It has magical finger-waggling gesture control! It has an emergency function, easily accidentally triggered by a single button or by shouting ‘HELP!’ three times! It has its…

Register your device First download the Netatmo app from Google Play or iTunes, or access it from your desktop. From here, create a Netatmo account and start setting up your sensors. The app will guide you through the process. The sensors are pre-paired, so it’s simply a matter of connecting them to your home Wi-Fi. Location, location, location Once it’s set up, name your indoor sensor. We recommend naming it after the room it’s in for convenience. Although they’re weatherproof, keep the sensors out of direct sunlight. It’s also important to keep them relatively close to each other and your router to maintain their connection. Get the data Now you can access the environmental data on the app’s main page. Measurements for outside are on top, there’s a scrollable six-day…

the experts There’s nothing these lot don’t know about smart homes matt bolton T3’s editor and wireless home fanatic Matt is obsessed with all things TV and home streaming, as well as home monitoring, from temperature to weather to energy usage. NICK ODANT ZIS Paranoia has taken hold of deputy editor Nick, and therefore he’s become a smart home-security expert. He has no fewer than 11 connected cameras dotted around his house. CLAIRE DA VIES Sleep expert Claire knows all about wellbeing tech and keeping yourself healthy around the house. She also knows more than is healthy about kitchen gadgets! DUNCAN BE LL Lifestyle editor Duncan is a connectedhome – and multi-roomaudio – expert, and can advise on everything from setting up your Sonos to getting Amazon Echo to order…

Let’s be honest - none of these cars are particularly sexy. Electric cars aren’t meant to be an emotional purchase - after all they’re designed to save you cash while you drive, and make the experience peaceful as well as smog-free. But that doesn’t mean they can’t be cool. Take Kia’s Soul EV - it’s got minivan proportions, but with its wicked two-tone paint job, LED driving lights front and rear, and funky wheels, it’s certainly an eyecatcher. The same can’t be said of the interior, though. While you get neat touches like the colour-changing door speaker surrounds and a beautiful OLED dash, the grey trim feels like it’s been lifted out of the ’80s. L In stark contrast, the Ioniq looks quite the sleek and sporty thing - unsurprising…

T3 rates: The best battery range here by a country mile (actually 76), the most user-friendly car of the bunch and it’s also the cheapest; you get a wallbox charger included free of charge at any time you buy. T3 sl ates: The specification is quite basic, considering its price tag, it’s not quite as nice to drive as its test competitors, and fast charging isn’t that fast. T3 says: The Zoe would make an ideal city car due to its size and ease of use, and it’s also best on long journeys, due to its range. Our pick would be the Dynamique, which gives you the bigger battery and the best mix of features. 2nd Hyundai Ioniq Price: From £24,995 URL: hyundai.co.uk T3 rates: Luxurious and techy; wonderful drive;…

De’longhi Dedica Style Affordable and compact, the Dedica Style Pump Espresso has a matching grinder, so you have bean-to-cup convenience with less complexity. With the right grind and extraction time, you can get great results, and the milk frothing nozzle is just fantastic. £199, delonghi.com jura Z8 Almost £3,000 worth of cutting-edge beverage-making tech, the latest Jura machine offers just about any coffeeflavoured drink you can think of, at the prod of a touchscreen. Minimum effort but maximum result. And, to be fair, maximum cost as well. £2,595, uk.jura.com Sage The Oracle This pulls off the rather clever trick of looking and behaving like something a barista would use, but with a consumer-friendly layer of idiotproofing, thanks to automatic grinding, tamping and milk frothing. It’s built like a Panzer tank.…

01 Afterlight This gives you a host of photo-tweaking tools – from hue and saturation through to merging two pictures. You can even recreate the 35mm look. From £0.59; App Store, Google Play 02 Camera+ This takes your iPhone’s camera and injects it with steroids, giving you full control (should you want it) over exposure, ISO and so on. £2.99, App Store 03 Prisma Prisma’s range of painterly filters swiftly and simply transform a standard photo into something unique. You can even apply effects to just some areas. Free, App Store, Google Play 04 Pic collage This enables you to easily stitch together pictures in a wide variety of grids, as well as adding effects and making adjustments to each. Free, App Store, Google Play 05 Instagram If you go…

LaCie 12big Thunderbolt 3 If you’re investing more than five grand in pro-storage, you’ll expect the best. The Thunderbolt 3-compatible 12big can daisychain a pair of 4K monitors, copy an hour of 4K footage in five minutes, and store up to 120TB of data. From £5,649 (48TB), lacie.co.uk Akitio Thunder3 Duo Pro A more reasonable option, though this outlay is for the Thunderbolt 3 enclosure only – you’ll have to fill it with storage potential yourself. Expect to pay about £250 for each 8TB drive, and don’t skimp on speed – 7,200RPM is an absolute must. $379/£293, akitio.com Drobo 5D With space for five drives and some serious technical wizardry on board, Drobo’s multi-drive solution is perfect if safety is your main concern. You can add drives with no reconfiguring,…

Zepp Golf If your swing needs a bit of work, you can’t beat the keen eye of a pro. Zepp’s sensor, which attaches to your right glove, offers 3D analysis of your stroke along with a course mode that tracks your form through a whole round. £129.99, zepp.com Myontec Mbody AllSport Figure-hugging and offering elastic compression in three dimensions, Myontec’s fancy fitness shorts measure everything from training metrics to data on muscle load through Bluetoothinterfaced MCell smart device. €769/£648, mbody.fi Lifebeam Vi Packed with the usual swathe of sensors – from heart rate to step cadence – and imbued with Harmon/Kardon audio, these are solid fitness-tracking earphones. The Vi bit, though, is what makes this super-cool: it’s an AI fitness coach, helping you push on. $249/£193, getvi.com…

ou don’t always have to spend big money to get something you’ll love to bits. That’s why we’ve put together a list of our favourite products for £100 and under. Some of our chosen gadgets also happen to be the best things you can get in Y their particular category, others are great-value alternatives to bigger ticket purchases, but all are brilliant products we’d be happy to use ourselves. So next time you get paid and there’s spare cash burning a hole in your trouser pocket, make sure you consult T3’s £100 Hotlist! the SUPER SIX 01 Tumi Global Nylon Double Billfold uk.tumi.com PRICE £85 Made of a proprietary ballistic nylon blend for maximum money protection, Tumi’s wallet is a classy addition to any discerning pocket with room for notes…