Table of contents for Awards 2021 in T3

HP OMEN 17 Over the last year, the sheer elation and escapism of gaming has really come into its own. But components shortages have made building your own gaming rig nigh on impossible. Fortunately, gaming laptops have become a great alternative, combining top-tier specs with portability. Case in point: the HP Omen 17. Available with up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080, it will make any AAA title gleam, while its max 32GB of RAM and Intel Core i7-11800H processor will absolutely shred any task you can think of. Additionally, its 165Hz QHD display with 3ms response time and Wi-Fi 6E compatibility make lag virtually non-existent – helping you waste any opponent. And HP isn’t only thinking about the short term: its RAM and SSD are easily upgradeable, while its…

Elevate your outfit with this truly premium accessory. With its streamlined body, the exceptionally light Léman Slim instrument offers easy handling and optimum writing comfort, complete with a touch of timeless elegance. Adorned with a baguette diamond guillochage, reminiscent of a dazzling jewel in all its glory, for the first time, Caran d’Ache has placed the art of engraving centre stage on one of its writing instruments. The pen’s body plays with light to create infinite reflections and is crafted from a subtle blend of precious materials. The polishing reveals the rhodium-coated silver of the instrument’s body, while the countless engraved prisms lend the appearance of a diamond. These meticulous techniques are carried out from start to finish in Caran d’Ache’s Geneva-based workshop. A delicately lacquered white button is the…

DYSON OMNI-GLIDE While the V15 Detect is hardly hefty, this is the lightest and most manoeuvrable Dyson has ever made. It zips around like an eel, cleaning surfaces and flooring with aplomb. Your hard-to-reach places are now… not so hard. £349.99, dyson.co.uk DYSON PURE HOT + COOL FORMALDEHYDE The brand’s latest and greatest fan is also an air purifier, is also a heater. And, as the name unsubtly suggests, it can also deal with formaldehyde. This noxious gas is given off by plastics, paints and cleaning products and is notoriously hard to detect. £599, dyson.co.uk DYSON 360 HEURIST An older bit of Dyson tech, this robot maps its way around your home with its one Cyclopian eye. Cleaning power is noticeably stronger than most robots and the full-width brush bar…

The nice folks at Master Lock, aware of Guru’s fascination with poking slender tools into awkward holes and wiggling them around until something pops, sent your author a biometric outdoor padlock (the nattily-named 4901EURDLHCC, which sounds like someone attempting to write a product name but succumbing to food poisoning half way through). It’s reasonably heavy, with a 9mm boron-hardened steel shackle secured with servo-actuated ball bearings to prevent shimming. On the front you get a fingerprint reader with a d-pad around it for backup access using a directional code; pull off the base of the rubberised housing surrounding the metal lock body and a pair of 9V battery terminals offers power backup should the main battery die on you. On the packaging Master Lock gives this full marks on its…

Since we gave Fitbit Ace 3 trackers to our kids, we’ve barely seen them: dinners are rushed so they can run around the garden to get more steps, our mornings are quieter as they try to increase their sleep score and our smartphone app shows ever-increasing amounts of activity. Fitbit’s kids’ fitness tracker is perfectly pitched for its target audience: it looks good, it’s comfortable to wear, it lasts for a week between charges and it has lots of fun watch faces. The app tracks steps, sleep and activity without encouraging calorie counting, and it’s easy to set and track activity goals. We’ve also found that the strap doesn’t irritate sensitive skin like some kids’ watch straps do. £69.99, fitbit.com…

What other company has seen us through the past year-and-a-bit like Amazon has? Realistically, what other company possibly could? Amazon’s infrastructure is unparalleled, its already massive network ramping up significantly in the past 12 months. If you live close enough to a distribution centre, there’s nothing quite like placing an order for just about anything at 10am and having that product land on your doorstep at 6pm – and Amazon’s range of distribution options, from Amazon Hub points to its ubiquitous locker system, makes getting what you ordered an absolute cinch. Let’s not ignore Amazon’s own (excellent) product range, or the huge fringe benefits (including one of the best streaming services around) attached to Prime membership; everything’s coming up Amazon. amazon.co.uk…

Competition is hotting up in the 8K space – or at least it was until Samsung’s superb best-in-class Neo QLED TV came along to wipe the floor with every other competitor. The TV itself is a thing of beauty, and there’s a long list of reasons we’ve awarded it our coveted Best TV Award; here, it also manages to bag the Best 8K TV prize by virtue of its outstanding AI Neo Quantum Processor 8K, complemented beautifully by the advanced backlighting on board. Given that we’re still mostly waiting for compatible content, today’s 8K TVs should really be the best 4K TVs you can buy, an ideal the QN900A absolutely lives up to – and it’s absolutely ready to ride the true 8K wave when it reaches us. From £5,999,…

LG’s anti-gravity department has been hard at work, shaving off every possible – yes – gram to make this one of the most remarkably portable laptops we’ve ever seen, particularly at this size. With a generous and absolutely wonderful 16:10 ratio 17-inch panel, an 11th-gen Intel Core i7 processor and enough beef in every department to handle any task aside from heavyweight gaming, we’re totally taken by the largest of the Gram range – particularly because it has the expansion potential offered by a Thunderbolt 4/USB4 Type-C port. Great for work or web browsing, perfectly suited to creative tasks, and a master of entertainment, this is a huge upgrade from the previous Gram and the best general-purpose laptop you can buy today. £1,599, lg.com…

A double win here for B&W, which has clearly poured a lot of thought into making the PI7s into more than just a set of true wireless buds – these sound great, but they’re clever cookies too. Take the wireless-charging case, which doubles as a wireless transmitter allowing you to plug these remarkable headphones into basically any device or act as a repeater to share your Bluetooth signal with a different receiver. Take the six microphones, with compatibility with both major mobile smart assistants and the ability to automatically tweak the PI7’s ANC to match your environment. This is a quality combo, one good enough to overcome a few idiosyncrasies and best a series of seriously solid contenders in taking the 2021 crown. £349, bowerswilkins.com…

WORKING FROM HOME HEROES One of the most motivational breakout stars of the last year was body coach Joe Wicks, who decided to brighten up kids’ lockdown (and many parents’ too) with his YouTube workouts when UK schools were closed due to Covid-19. They were an instant hit. As The Guardian put it: “He became the person, outside our nuclear family, who was most present in our lives during lockdown.” Wicks put his new profile to good use, donating his video profits – believed to be around £500,000 – to the NHS and raising over £2.5 million for Children in Need with a livestream in November 2020. That earned him something almost as valuable as a T3 Award: the coveted gold Blue Peter badge. thebodycoach.com…

1 DJI AIR 2S ND FILTERS SET A neutral density (ND) filter is essential for creating smooth motion blur. Like a pair of sunglasses for the camera, it prevents overexposure at slower shutter speeds when shooting video. This DJI-Air-2S-specific set comprises four ND filters for shooting in a variety of lighting conditions. £75, dji.com 2 DJI SMART CONTROLLER One of the most common problems when using a phone with your drone is being able to see the live camera feed in bright sunlight. This DJI-specific hand controller comes with a built-in 5.5-inch screen that is twice as bright as any phone for detailed live-feed visuals in any light. £579, dji.com 3 FINAL CUT PRO DJI apps come with basic video editing facilities but you’d be much better off editing your videos on…

Ring is perhaps the biggest name when it comes to video doorbells and security cameras. And with an ever-growing library of products, it is pretty much covering all bases. Now it is filling yet another gap in the market with its smallest and cheapest video doorbell yet. The catch? You’ll have to hardwire it to your front door. The Ring Video Doorbell Wired is the company’s smallest yet, measuring 10.1 x 4.57 x 2.24cm. Available in all black, it looks smart so won’t be an eyesore by the front door. The glossy face of the doorbell has a small camera lens with a round button underneath that is framed by a glowing ring of light; it spins in white during setup, shows solid white during use and when you press…

Driven by advances in neural networks and deep learning, the LG C1 boasts a variety of picture improvements over the 2020 LG CX screen. It has strong claim to be the best all-round OLED LG has ever made, as well as re-staking its claim as one of the best gaming TVs. Having won over home cinema fans with its OLEDs, LG has its sights set on wooing gamers even more than before. The C1 has support for VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), NVIDIA G-Sync, and AMD FreeSync, as well as ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode). As part of LG’s enthusiasm for gaming, there’s also a new Game Optimizer menu that allows quick access to gaming specific features and requisite tweaks to brightness, VRR and so on. Game Genre selection, which applies…

Whether you’re basking in parks, setting off on a staycation or jetting off abroad, here’s all the tech you need for a sensational summer BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS TESTED The latest portable speakers go head-to-head APPLE iMAC M1 REVIEWED Brightly coloured, blisteringly fast AFFORDABLE ACTION CAMS Capture every caper without breaking the bank SAMSUNG QN900A RATED Why the new 8K TV is the best set you can get * ALL CONTENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE…

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1 HEMINGSWORTH KULBIR GURKHA SWIM SHORT With distinctive double pleats and a crossover belt fastening, these swim shorts are designed for ultimate sophistication pool-side. Cut from lightweight poly/cotton with mesh lining, for the smoothest and most luxurious of feels. £200, hemingsworth.com 2 LYLE & SCOTT GINGHAM SWIM SHORTS The epitome of summer, these men’s swim shorts with all over gingham print feature a rounded hem with split, an internal mesh brief for comfort and support and an elasticated waistband with adjustable drawstring. £45, lyleandscott.com 3 LOS ANGELES SWIM TRUNK STYLE RNF402 Made in South Central, Los Angeles, these trunks are fully lined right to the bottom of the short. Three pockets and a velcro seal mean they’re functional in and outside of the pool. £51, losangelesapparel.eu 4 MR MARVIS THE…

Bye-bye sweating and feeling uncomfortable when working out in the heat! Under Armour’s latest innovation, the Iso Chill fabric (from £15, underarmour.co.uk), is a cooling technology that allows athletes to perform longer, feel more comfortable and experience less physical strain in hot and humid weather. The collection, made from the unique ‘cool-to-the-touch’ fabric, also features laser perforation for additional breathability and ventilation in key areas. Not to mention, it looks pretty cool too.…

MicroLED is the future of television, and Samsung is leading the way in making that future happen. Its panels use thousands of tiny LEDs to deliver per-pixel illumination for exceptional image quality, contrast and responsiveness, and unlike OLED it doesn’t suffer from screen burn or the ageing that reduces OLED’s colour fidelity over the life of a display. According to Samsung, its MicroLED displays will run for over 100,000 hours with no significant loss of performance. It isn’t exactly affordable right now – Samsung’s first consumer MicroLED TV is a 110-inch, 4K display that will set you back around £114,000 – but MicroLEDs will get smaller and more affordable fast, just as LED TVs and OLED TVs did before them. samsung.com…

Many large companies have pledged to become climate neutral in the coming decade, but Ikea goes further: it has vowed to be not just climate neutral but climate positive by 2030, leaving the planet in better shape than it found it. To do that it’s working on multiple fronts ranging from the introduction of meat-free, plant-based alternatives such as Huvudroll meatballs in its restaurants; making spare parts easier to obtain to prolong the life of furniture; introducing buy-back schemes; and investing heavily in environmental initiatives and sustainable forestry. Ikea now operates what it calls “circular design”, with consideration of every stage of over 9,500 products from the materials they’re made of to how they will be recycled. ikea.com…

LG leads the OLED game – and indeed its subsidiary, LG Display, is the only company actually making panels, selling them to other manufacturers for their own OLED TVs. But the OLED evo panel inside the G1 really steps things up, offering better brightness (previously OLED’s big downside) and more accurate colour reproduction while hanging on to the per-pixel lighting control that makes OLED really shine. In the G1 you get a TV that, for its premium price, looks stupendous whether it’s switched on or off – but especially when it’s switched on, thanks to the new colour substrates and the fourth generation of Alpha 9 processor dragging the absolute best possible picture out of them. Pure class. From £1,999, lg.com…

You can spend a lot more on a premium soundbar for your home entertainment system, but you won’t necessarily get better sound. That’s because Samsung’s already impressive 2020 model, the Q800T, has been upgraded for 2021 to make it even better. This year’s model has support for the Space Fit/Active Sound optimisation system in Samsung’s 2021 high-end TVs and adds upwards-firing drivers in the optional rear speakers for a more exciting and immersive Dolby Atmos experience. But even on its own the HW-Q800A’s 3.1.2-channel system sounds impressively huge, with a convincing overhead sound stage. Like its predecessor, it’s precise, punchy and powerful, delivering an audio experience that you wouldn’t expect from a soundbar at this price. £799, samsung.com…

The EOS R6, the cut-price sibling of Canon’s mirrorless EOS R5, lands far above the mark we’d expect for an enthusiast-grade camera. Its autofocus is unmatched, its 20fps burst shooting modes are properly professional, and its in-body stabilisation (the debut of Canon’s new 5-axis tech) is the best you will find anywhere. But to say all that is to underplay the R6’s true beauty: this is a camera that is versatile enough for any situation. You can shoot crispy 4K HDR video that takes advantage of new screen tech, enjoy access to Canon’s super-smart new RF lens series, and while it doesn’t quite reach the R5’s resolution, it’s simple enough to offer high-level results to any photographer. A star snapper. £2,600 (body only), canon.co.uk SPONSORED BY…

WORKING FROM HOME HEROES Amazon’s mesh router system is a fantastic upgrade for anyone working from home, and the latest Wi-Fi-6-enabled version plugs seamlessly into an existing Eero setup for easy upgrading. A single unit can deliver a strong Wi-Fi signal over up to 1,500 square feet, rising to 3,000 for a twin pack and 5,000 square feet for three. Wi-Fi 6 devices will then benefit from exceptionally quick Wi-Fi, while older devices can connect without suffering from the congestion that plagues older versions of the Wi-Fi standard. As we’ve come to expect from Amazon, it’s effective, affordable and simple to set up and use, and it’s an ideal system for anyone suddenly finding themselves not in an office. From £139, amazon.co.uk…

DJI AIR 2S £899, dji.com WE’RE IMPRESSED Sensational camera and shoots in 5.4K; four-sided obstacle avoidance; light and compact to carry; quiet in flight. WE’D IMPROVE Licensing is a bit complicated. THE LAST WORD The new DJI Air 2S is a sensational camera drone in essentially every respect, from the quality of its ungraded camera to the plethora of advanced in-flight features. If you’re in the market for an affordable compact drone that flies beautifully and shoots pristine video and pin-sharp stills, we really don’t think you’ll be able to get your hands on a more suitable model. 1st RYZE TELLO £99, ryzerobotics.com 2nd WE’RE IMPRESSED Easy to fly; software stabilised video; super steady in no wind; decent battery. WE’D IMPROVE Price does not include controller; choppy video output at…

Looking to get your hands on your first DSLR? Then this compact all-rounder from Canon could be just the ticket. It’s feature-packed and fairly quick and easy to get up and running. While the camera features a traditional DSLR style layout and buttons, it was smaller than we’d expected. But, that being said, there’s enough of the 250D to achieve a decent, steady hold. We managed to curl three fingers around the 250D’s grip at the front, while our forefinger hovered over the shutter release button. The thumb of the right hand ergonomically comes to rest on the pad at the back. On the feature front, the manufacturer has managed to throw in a pop-up flash along with the regular vacant hot shoe for the attachment of an accessory flashgun.…

As lockdown has eased in recent months, things have quickly begun to feel like business as usual. Long gone is that quintessentially British sight of punters on pavements forcing down pie and mash during a tempest. And the regular release of new top-tier tech has made it feel like the industry is springing into life once again. It’s not all completely hunky dory though. IFA, Europe’s biggest tech conference, has recently decided to pull the plug on September’s event, shrewdly recognising that gathering a quarter of a million delegates during a pandemic may, strictly speaking, not be the wisest idea. Conversely, Mobile World Congress is, at the time of writing, holding firm on returning later this month, despite the fact the number of major brands attending is dropping quicker than…

SWATCH, BIG BOLD BIOCERAMIC Swatch has mixed two-thirds ceramic and one-third bio-sourced plastic to create a soft, silky and resilient timepiece. The 47mm case is deep and architecturally structured, providing plenty of room to appreciate the movement. £108, swatch.com RAYMOND WEIL, MAESTRO 40MM Sophistication is key here, with an aperture in the pink copper dial revealing the beating heart of the watch. Contemporary steel blue hands offer an elegant match to the blue Roman numerals and leather strap. £1,195, raymond-weil.co.uk AVI-8, SPITFIRE TYPE 300 AUTOMATIC ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Mirroring the iconic Spitfire’s gauges and with a Royal British Legion two-petal poppy at 6 o’clock, this timepiece has been designed to support the men and women who have served over the years. £295, avi-8.com CHRISTOPHER WARD, C63 SEALANDER ELITE Made from…

CEP RUN SOCKS 3.0 The CEP Run Socks 3.0 have better moisture management thanks to the Feran ICP finish. Comfort is further enhanced using the Smart Dry Yarn and HeiQ Smart Temp tech that will keep the feet insulated yet cool. £44.95, cepsports.co.uk RIIXO COMPRESSION CALF CUFFS Designed with optimum Grade 2 gradient compression, the lightweight Riixo Compression Cuffs are said to improve blood flow, reduce inflammation and ease muscle tightness in the calves. Combined with the integrated gel pack, you can use the cuffs for targeted ice or heat treatment. £76.98, riixo.com ROCKAY VIGOR COMPRESSION SOCKS The Econyl Regenerated Nylon yarns used to make the Rockay Vigor Compression Socks are made from recycled ocean plastic, making them one of the most eco-friendly socks out. The Polygiene-treated socks also need…

2021 is already an extraordinary year for Apple. The move from Intel processors to Apple silicon has given the Mac range a new lease of life and a new playfulness too: the new coloured iMacs may be a homage to the candy-coloured iMacs of the late 1990s, but they’re a very modern proposition thanks to their superbly quick M1 processors and the Big Sur operating system. Even more devices are coming: improved iPads, more Macs and, of course, the iPhone 13. But Apple’s legacy may not just be measured in terms of its devices, as wonderful as they are. It also uses its considerable power to promote and demonstrate diversity in tech and to advocate for user privacy. apple.com…

This is the most advanced LCD TV on the market, full stop. While its price is likely to be pretty eye-watering for most, Samsung’s Neo QLED tech will give those poor peepers a real treat. It mixes QLED tech (something Samsung is already very adept at) with a new mini-LED backlighting system, one which essentially deshells LEDS to make them 40% smaller, allowing the QN900A to get both very thin and (by compacting more LED dimming zones onto the backlight) very, very black where it counts. Ten edge-mounted speakers offer up effective directional sound, Samsung’s One Connect box keeps your cables tucked away and makes wall-mounting a breeze, and its Infinity Screen makes the bezels on three sizes basically invisible. From £5,999, samsung.com…

This award saw a closely fought battle for dominance, because this has been one heck of a year for phones. In the end, Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra was unassailable. It’s the best phone Samsung has ever made, which puts it above some seriously strong company: the 120Hz WQHD+ HDR10+display is remarkable, the battery huge, and the camera absolutely titanic, with a super-high resolution 108MP sensor on the back and a very generous 40MP snapper up front. It even ports over support for a digital stylus from the Note series, and carries Samsung’s fancy desktop-aping DeX system – all while packing more processing muscle and RAM inside than many actual laptops. This is the everything phone, and it does everything incredibly well. From £1,149, samsung.com…

Just what is it that makes these the best headphones of 2021? It’s not the design, which is definitely a little unconventional, nor is it the overall functionality – B&W has left itself a little wiggle room for improvement in a second edition. It’s the sound. It’s the fact that B&W has given this true wireless companion to the PX7 cans some nigh-on flawless drivers that sound even better than you’d expect them to, deftly wrangling lows while letting high frequencies fly, pushing out an incredibly capable mid-range that reveals details you’ll have missed elsewhere. They’re so strong they’ve made us reassess just what true wireless buds can be – and we’ve heard’em all. These are great, an absolute must-hear, and a new benchmark. £349, bowerswilkins.com…

Amazon’s best Echo combines a smart speaker with an impressive touchscreen display. The touch screen is bigger than before – 10.1 inches compared to its predecessor’s seven – and it rotates as you move so that you can always see it. It sounds as good as a regular Echo thanks to powerful built-in speakers, and while it’s not exactly pretty from the side – it looks exactly what it is, a big speaker with a screen stuck to it – it’s the display you’ll be looking at, not the overall design. The Echo Show 10 is an excellent all-in-one device and the motion tracking is genuinely useful when you need to keep your hands free or see the display from a distance. £239.99, amazon.co.uk…

Whether it’s shooting crystal-clear footage from 400 feet above a stunning waterfall, snapping W aerial holiday snaps on the beach or even earning a living in the TV and real estate industries, now is a better time than ever to start enjoying the full cinematic freedom that only a drone can provide. Unlike land-bound cameras, drones can shoot from any angle, any height and any perspective to create photos and videos that pop with exuberance. They are, quite literally, tripods of the sky. And the best thing of all is that even the most competent models now cost less than a grand. Take the new DJI Air 2S for example. This startling model can shoot in 5.4K, autonomously follow the user through obstacle-laden terrain without crashing and even video a…

CHECK THE NEW UK DRONE REGULATIONS The UK government recently changed the rules and regulations for flying a drone so it is best to swot up on the new – and very complicated – laws before deciding on a specific model. You can find out more at: register-drones.caa.co.uk REGISTER FOR A FLYER AND OPERATOR ID Anyone flying a camera drone weighing over 250g (or under 250g if it has a camera and it isn’t a toy) will need to register for a Flyer ID and a drone-ownership Operator ID. The Flyer ID allows drone pilots to fly in the A1 and A3 sub-categories, the basic requirement for all drone operators. VERIFY IF YOUR DRONE WEIGHS UNDER 250G If you are thinking about purchasing a DJI Mini 2, which weighs just…

As Apple’s rivals still haven’t caught up with the previous generation of iPad Pro, the question asked of this new model isn’t whether it’s the best tablet experience currently available – it just is – but whether it’s significant overkill, and whether the excellent iPad Air (2020) would suffice for you instead. The big news is that the iPad Pro now sports the same M1 CPU as the latest MacBook Air, MacBook Pro 13-inch, Mac Mini and 24-inch iMac. It’s available in two sizes, 11-inch and 12.9-inch, and internal storage ranges from 128GB to 2TB, with the 1TB and 2TB models coming with 16GB of RAM. The 128GB, 256GB and 512GB models have to make do with 8GB, but this shouldn’t be a huge problem. A 5G connection is an…

You know when you bite into a perfect steak, or a delectable desert, and you just feel this instant sense of relaxation and comfort? And it’s usually accompanied by a sigh and a slight slump into your seat? That’s what Bowers & Wilkins PI7 do to you the second you fire up your first song. Bowers & Wilkins has gone in hard when it comes to features for its new premium true wireless earbuds. The sound is provided by a dual-driver system in each ear: a 9.2mm custom driver and a high-frequency ‘balanced armature’ driver, each with its own separate amplifier. Backing that up is support for aptX Adaptive Bluetooth connectivity with compatible devices, and the connection between the two earbuds is 24-bit/48kHz. B&W has also included an excellent feature…

The Peloton Bike+ is probably the best exercise bike you can buy. It has attracted plenty of hype since its launch, but the hype is well justified. Everything about this bike is premium-feeling. It’s an exceptionally well-made and high quality bit of kit, easily matching the standards you’d find in equipment at a professional gym or slick boutique studio. But to get your hands on this magnificent machine you are going to have to make a heavy investment. Prices start at the sweet price of £2,295. However, in reality there is no point in investing in the Bike+ unless you get involved in the virtual classes. Its display broadcasts these either live or on-demand, for an additional £39 per month. Not cheap, but the sheer number of classes being uploaded…