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  Scalextric Mini Diamond Edition - Commemorative Triple Pack (productReview)
  What is it? Scalextric is celebrating 60 years of the Mini with the Mini Diamond Editon Commemorative Triple Pack - but it isn't cheap at about £120 (before you even buy the track). Each set
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  Review: Sphero Mini (productReview)
  What is it? The Sphero Mini is the world's smallest app-controlled robotic ball (well, probably anyway). The ping pong-sized toy claims to do a lot. And it's definitely packed with a lot of tiny tech - which is no surprise considering this is the same company
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  Review: Garmin Dash Cam Mini (productReview)
  What is it? The Garmin Dash Cam Mini is the smallest dash camera we've ever tested and you'd be hard-pressed to find anything smaller on the market. At just 5cm long it's smaller than most car keys, which means it can sit pretty much
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  Review: Sphero BOLT (productReview)
  . The coding can seem a bit confusing at first, but the Activites section shows instructions to games — which you can upload and programme — to help ease you into coding. Unfortunately, even with these instructions, understanding how to implement blocks of coding is still a bit muddled. Unlike the Sphero Mini
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  Review: Campingaz Powerbox Plus 28L electric cooler (productReview)
  , but once up and running it acts like a mini fridge, keeping food and drink cool for hours, even after you've disconnected the power. It'll also fit snugly in the corner of a camper van, while its 28-litres of storage will hold six 1.5-litre bottles of water or enough food to keep a family happy for a night
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  Review: Dyson V11 Absolute vacuum cleaner (productReview)
  . What's it like? For your £600, you get the top of the range V11 Absolute with a range of attachments - including the new Torque Drive motorhead (exclusive to the Absolute model), soft roller head, mini motorised tool, crevice tool, mini soft dusting brush, mains charger, docking station
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  Review: Tile Mate review (productReview)
  with Apple iPad from 2012 onwards, iPad Mini, iPod Touch and Apple Watch, and most Android devices running 4.4 or later and Bluetooth 4.0 or later. Tile Mate, alongside Tile Slim, are in the ‘non-Pro’ range of Tile products and so have the more basic specification. That means their Bluetooth range
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  Review: Ring RBGDC200 dash camera (productReview)
  of sight and hide away, while the camera is discreet enough to fit behind the rear-view mirror. That said, the power lead itself has an old fashioned DC connection at the camera end, instead of the usual Mini- or Micro-USB connector. That means finding a hard-wire kit is difficult. Once installed
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  Review: Rewire Security Spytrack Nano tracker (productReview)
  .  Charging it up only takes about four hours, which seems reasonable. A minor blip in the technological armoury of the Nano, though, is that it uses a USB Mini-B port to charge, rather than the more modern and ubiquitous Micro USB. Not a real problem but it just means you’re less likely to have
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  Review: Aftershokz Xtrainerz (productReview)
  packaged, sturdy white box, which includes a carry case, one charger and a set of earplugs. The earplugs may sound like an odd accessory for a bone-conduction headphone but as these are appealing to swimmers it makes a lot more sense. The earplugs look like mini trees and fit in the ear canal easily
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  Review: Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt GPS bike computer (productReview)
  . We care more that it looks pretty - while all the data you could possibly want is easy to access. It’s smaller than the ELEMNT, but bigger than the ELEMNT Mini, restricting how much can be displayed at once, however, it shows more than enough information for most riders
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  Review: Mio MiVue C330 dash cam (productReview)
  in better quality and have more features, but for less than half the price.  The MiVue C330 features a dated Mini-USB port, a connector that isn't commonly used anymore. It comes with a moulded 12v socket on the lead, so if you want to use this with a dual USB adaptor (allowing you to charge
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  Review: Zenbre Z8Plus bluetooth speaker (productReview)
  it around or attaching it to a bag or the like on the go. In terms of sound, for the cost, we think it’s great. Compared to the Bose Soundlink Mini II we usually use, the Z8Plus is a lot louder. It holds sound quality at higher volumes too, which is great for the price-point. Despite its small size
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  Review: Beeline Smart Compass (productReview)
  . What’s it like? Fabulously easy to set up. You’ll get a small box containing the Beeline, its silicone mount and a mini USB cable. Download the free Beeline bike navigation app onto your phone and it’ll run you through the set-up process. The time-consuming bit is charging the Beeline up
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  Review: Garmin DriveAssist 51 LMT-D (productReview)
  a five-inch screen is finished to a high standard; its design is relatively plain but it’s well finished and feels suitably durable. On the back you’ll find a Mini USB port for charging and data transfer, a microSD slot for video and still shot storage, a power button and the camera itself
• Review: Vespa GTS 300 (productReview)
  , so much so that it’s original looks have gone from being dated to become retro chic. Think of it as the two-wheeled equivalent of the modern MINI or Fiat 500 and you’re on the money
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  Review: AUKEY DR01 dash camera (productReview)
  ? The box is small and neatly packaged. In it comes the dash cam, a suction mount, a sticker mount, a dual-port USB 12V charger (meaning you can charge a phone or satnav at the same time as the dash camera), a 5V mini USB cable, some stickers, cable clips and some paperwork. The user manual states
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  Review: Cybex Anoris T i-Size (productReview)
  . We're testing the Cybex Anoris T i-Size in both our Skoda Karoq and MINI Clubman with 15 month old Reuben helping us. He is usefully above the 76cm minimum threshold, but does still seem quite small for a seat like this and he doesn't always look that comfortable with his arms on top of the impact
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  Review: Char-Broil All-Star 120 B-Gas BBQ (productReview)
  want to store out of the way. Other thoughtful design touches include somewhere to store a kitchen roll and a mini bin
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  Review: Brainwavz B400 headphones (productReview)
  mini subwoofers in my ears on certain songs. One of those, unexpectedly, being Coffee by Sylvan Esso (around the 15-second mark