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About: Lee is a freelance writer and editor, specialising in health tech and fitness innovation, and how the latest developments in technology can enhance wellbeing
Areas of expertise: wearablesfitness

Articles by Lee Bell

Reviews

Skagen Falster 3 review

Finally some substance to match Skagen’s style

Price: $377.00

11 March 2020 / 15:54 GMT25 October 2021 / 17:31 BST

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Garmin Fenix 6 review

A do-it-all smartwatch that might be a touch too rough for some

Price: $810.74

28 October 2019 / 17:38 GMT25 October 2021 / 17:32 BST

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HP Spectre x360 13 (2019) hands-on review

The laptop known for its funky design returns in a more compact form and with some upgraded specs

2 October 2019 / 14:48 BST25 October 2021 / 17:32 BST

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Matrix PowerWatch 2 hands-on review

In the original PowerWatch by Matrix unique selling point was its ability to thrive solely on your body heat a thermodynamic generator, a tech that kept the wearable powered as long as you wearing it (and still alive). But while it was refreshing to not have to worry about a draining battery, there was a […]

Price: $674.27

1 August 2019 / 14:34 BST25 October 2021 / 17:33 BST

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Polar Ignite review

Does Polar’s latest set the wearable world on fire?

Price: $235.79

30 July 2019 / 15:36 BST25 October 2021 / 17:33 BST

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Fossil Sport review

Style meets sport, but what about stamina?

Price: $336.46

17 July 2019 / 17:12 BST25 October 2021 / 17:33 BST

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Garmin Forerunner 945 review

The no-nonsense fitness buddy you’re looking for

23 May 2019 / 15:33 BST25 October 2021 / 17:33 BST

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Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Purifier review

The firm’s first purifier than can be used year-round

Price: $674.27

19 May 2019 / 12:00 BST25 October 2021 / 17:33 BST

Wearables

Philips wants to stop you from snoring with a vibrating belt

Because snorers deserve a belting

26 April 2019 / 16:23 BST5 November 2021 / 05:22 GMT

Philips wants to stop you from snoring with a vibrating belt

Features

WTF: 9 of the weirdest gadgets from CES 2019

From smart planks of wood to intelligent bogs, a fine collection of truly bonkers tech

15 January 2019 / 19:33 GMT16 November 2021 / 18:29 GMT

WTF: 9 of the weirdest gadgets from CES 2019

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Muse 2 review

Meditation made easier with this brain-sensing head wearable

Price: $324.28

14 December 2018 / 11:26 GMT25 October 2021 / 17:35 BST

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LG Gram review

Is LG’s ultra-light and stylish laptop worth the price tag?

Price: $1,620.14

20 November 2018 / 18:59 GMT25 October 2021 / 17:35 BST

Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo

What’s the best gaming console? That’s a question gamers have debated for as long as consoles have existed. The truth is, it’s one of the most subjective discussions in the world of technology. But don’t worry – we’re here to help you figure out which one might be the best option for you. Of course, […]

Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo

Best mid-range laptop in 2025 for work, gaming and more

Looking to buy the best mid-range laptop? It’s a smart move. Why splurge over a grand on a machine if you won’t fully utilise all its premium features? Like mid-range phones, mid-range laptops once meant compromises in performance and speed, but fortunately, technology has come a long way. Today, you can find sleek, fast notebooks […]

TEST 15TH APRIL – Best foldable phone 2024: next-gen flip phones reviewed and rated

With enough force, almost every phone can fold in half – not even the best smartphones on sale are immune from brute strength. But only a few can do it without suffering terminal damage. Think folding phones are just a hinged gimmick? Think again: the best foldable phones are about as versatile as handsets get […]

Test 2 reviews

Introduction It wasn’t too far back into PC gaming history that “integrated graphics” was considered a curse word. An Asus ROG device without a dedicated GPU would’ve been unthinkable. Madness, even. Fast forward to 2025, though, and the Z13 Flow is very much flying solo in the graphics department – yet I couldn’t be happier. […]