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  Top 10: Helmet cams for horse riders (Article)
  Campark Ultra HD Sports Action Camera Campark is one of the budget action camera brands that has made a name for itself already, offering good quality products with strong specifications at knockdown prices. This model offers 4K, 16MP shooting, comes with two batteries and a wireless remote that you can strap to your wrist for easy recording control. The kit also includes a wide selection of attachment options to suit almost any requirement. Victure Action Cam 4K The Victure Action Cam range gives plenty of possibilities depending on your budget and needs; the entry-level AC200 version has a smaller screen, 1080p recording and a single 1050mAh battery, while this mid-level AC600 version adds a 2-inch screen, 4k/25fps video and wifi as well as time-lapse recording.
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  Review: FOBO Bluetooth tyre pressure monitor (productReview)
  There are four squares on screen to represent each of the tyres, with pressures marked in PSI, kPa or BAR depending on your preference. There is also a readout for the temperature of each tyre, plus there is a battery status for each of the sensors. One of the four sensors The sensors come with preinstalled batteries which should last several years, while the control module uses AA batteries, also provided.
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  Review: Coleman Twist+ 300 lantern (productReview)
  When not in use, the lantern can be charged via a USB lead, which means you can recharge or top up the battery on car journeys. When fully charged, the leads can be stored in a compartment in the base of the lantern. The 3.7V  lithium-ion battery provides up to nine hours of life when the maximum brightness setting is selected, but this will drop by up to a third if you start using the lantern to charge up electrical devices.
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  Review: Tile Mate review (productReview)
  Better yet, its thickness means it has a hole in the corner allowing it to be attached via a strap or a keychain, unlike the Slim which has to be inserted in a pocket or stuck on with optional mounts instead. In 2018, the battery system was upgraded to give the Mate, as well as the Pro, replaceable batteries. The replacement battery, which can be changed via a sliding door, means the reTile programme - which lets you return your old Tile and get a 40 per cent discount on a new one - is no more.
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  Review: Nonda Zus smart car charger (productReview)
  It's handy but nothing you couldn't do using the clock/alarm on your phone. The ZUS also acts as a car battery meter, and although we found that less useful, it will tell you if the performance of your car battery is failing.  The app has several extra functions - like a tyre pressure monitor - but you have to pay for the hardware.
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  Review: Dyson V10 Total Clean vacuum cleaner (productReview)
  The battery sits at the bottom of the handle and can't be removed. And, to fully charge the V10, we had to leave it for three and a half hours, which wasn't ideal when we were trying to spend the morning cleaning before we had some friends over for a BBQ.
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  Top 10: Essentials for maintaining your car at home (Article)
  There are various different cans and designs of nozzle to choose from, but they all do the same job.   CTEK MXS 5.0 battery charger – around £79 Keeping a car battery healthy makes it last longer and means you can rely on your car to start when you turn the key. CTEK makes chargers that can automatically troubleshoot problematic batteries.
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  Top 10: Father's Day gifts for classic car owners (Article)
  Enjoy three miles of racing in each one, exclusive to some of the most prestigious tracks in the UK. C-TEK MXS 5.0 12v battery charger Whether you own a modern car or a classic, a battery charger is an essential bit of kit — especially during the winter months. In fact, turning a car over in the depths of winter can take as much as 80 per cent of the battery’s charge.
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  Top 10: Winter essentials for car owners (Article)
  When temperatures drop, not only are more cranking amps required to start our motor, but we also ask our batteries to work harder for heating, headlights etc. This DBPower jump pack  is able to jump-start 12V vehicles ( up to 4.0-litre petrol or 2.5-litre diesel engines) in seconds with 400A peak current and 12000mAh battery capacity.
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  Top 10: Products to prepare your van for winter (Article)
  Find out more about Snickers workwear CTEK MXS 5.0 - £58.99 Time is money for many drivers and the last thing you need on a cold morning is a van that won't start. Thankfully, you can prevent common starting problems – and keep your battery in tip-top shape – by investing in a CTEK charger. Simply tell the charger what kind of battery you’ve connected and it does the rest – reconditioning the battery to the best it can be.
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  Review: Michelin Fit2Go Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) (productReview)
  The sensors themselves have an IP67 waterproof rating - which means the unit can be dropped into water up to a meter deep for half an hour - and replacement sensors are available from Michelin too. Each TPMS sensor has a built-in battery projected to last three to five years, depending on vehicle use and applications, while an accelerometer in each sensor allows it to sleep when stationary for a period, only waking up once the journey starts – to maximise battery conservation.
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  Review: Zenbre Z8Plus bluetooth speaker (productReview)
  Listening to music at a high volume on Bluetooth is likely to shorten battery life to significantly less than the 20 hours it's advertised to last. Unfortunately, a few weeks after writing this review, the speaker packed up and refused to charge anymore - rendering it useless.
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  Top 10: Best Multimeters (Article)
  Yes, just £5 for a digital multimeter that comes with probes, a rubber protective case and an integral stand. Okay, it doesn’t include a battery but a single 8V battery will only bump your total expenditure up to around £7. In any case, it’s great value for money and could be ideal for those working in environments where tools often get lost or damaged.
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  Headphones of the Year shortlist (Article)
  Bluetooth connectivity is another plus in our book, although things like touch-activated voice assistance seems a touch gimmicky. Battery life is very good, too, so if you're looking for substance over style then these are a great option. But, they really aren't comfortable for us, so we'd recommend trying some on before you buy if you can.
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  Review: Philips DVT4010 VoiceTracer (productReview)
  The microphones (usually the most vulnerable part of a dictaphone) are protected by two additional metal caps. The built-in battery is recharged via a supplied micro USB lead that also makes it easy to connect the unit to a computer so you can boost the battery and transfer audio files for transcription. With 8GB of built-in memory, it's unlikely that anyone will run out of storage with this device capable of recording 88 days of audio. 
• Day Eighteen Prize - Sennheiser Momentum Free Earphones (Article)
  Its high-quality ergonomic design ensures an outstanding all-day listening experience. With an integrated microphone, a six-hour battery life and a luxurious leather case. Take a look at our savings on headphone and speakers here

  Top 10: Gifts under £50 (Article)
  There are five colours modes to choose from – simply open and close the book to cycle through each one. Best of all, because it's powered by 3 x AAA batteries (sneakily inserted into the spine) you can take this light anywhere you, please. Although, as is often the case, batteries aren't included.
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  Top 10: Gifts under £50 (Article)
  There are five colours modes to choose from – simply open and close the book to cycle through each one. Best of all, because it's powered by 3 x AAA batteries (sneakily inserted into the spine) you can take this light anywhere you, please. Although, as is often the case, batteries aren't included. Amazon Echo Dot or Google Nest Mini If you don't already know, the Amazon Echo Dot is an extremely popular voice-controlled speaker.
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  Review: Garmin VIRB 360 (productReview)
  Plus, the battery is removable, so we can extend the battery life by carrying spares. Before you get to filming, you'll need to secure the camera to whatever it is you're wanting to film.
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  Review: See.Sense ICON2 (productReview)
  At £150 for the pair, there are certainly cheaper lights if you just want to be seen on the road. However, if you want the longevity of battery life and all the smart tech the ICON2 have under the hood - it's hard to recommend anything else.