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A plain dark multi-cooker with a brushed steel lid and a blank control panel, steaming gently on a pale wood counter beside a window, with a ceramic bowl and a folded linen cloth to one side.

AI multi-cookers: what to ask before you buy one

|James Shaw
'AI' is on every multi-cooker box above £150 and it's mostly doing marketing work. The seven questions that tell you what a machine can actually do.
A plain stainless automatic pet feeder with dry food in its clear hopper, beside a stainless bowl on stone paving at the edge of a lawn at dusk, with a soft dark treeline behind.

The best automatic pet feeders: what each price bracket actually gets you

|James Shaw
Feeders run from £30 to £200 and the trade-offs at each tier are completely different. What each bracket actually buys — and the one feature genuinely worth £180.
A plain sit-stand desk raised to standing height in a sparse room, its dark steel frame and legs visible beneath a pale wood top, with a notebook and mug in morning light from a window.

The best standing desks around £400 (2026 update)

|James Shaw
What £400 actually buys you in a UK standing desk — which picks genuinely fit the budget, which are worth stretching for, and the frame-versus-desktop trick most guides miss.