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Samsung Galaxy Book Ion

There’s so much to like about this 15in aluminium-clad ultraportable. It’s thin and lightweight, and has amazing 20-hour battery life, a knockout QLED display and a clever reverse-charging touchpad that can be used to charge your phone wirelessly. £1,299, samsung.com/uk

Marshall Emberton

Don’t be fooled by the size of Marshall’s new waterproof speaker. It delivers a bigger sound than its dinky dimensions suggest, spitting out surprisingly powerful and delightful audio for up to 20 hours. £129.99, marshallheadphones.com

Campingaz Attitude 2100 LX

This requires almost zero faffing about – all you need to do is attach the gas, slide in grease guards and place the cast-iron grid on top and you’re good to grill, with optional modular inserts for pizza, paella and roasting. £249.99, keengardener.co.uk

House Of Marley Stir It Up Wireless

The sustainability focused audio brand treats its eco-conscious turntable to Bluetooth 5.0 and wireless connectivity to get your music fix via a Bluetooth speaker, alongside a USB output for those looking to digitise their vinyl collection. £229, thehouseofmarley.co.uk

TheVIC20

The latest instalment in the console retro revival is the Commodore VIC-20, another 1980s classic and a full-size, fully licensed version of the first personal computer to sell more than a million units. Comes complete with a splendidly stale-looking overcoat. £109.99 (available Oct 23), retrogames.biz

Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph Special Edition Capri

It’s probably fair to say that a large majority of you gawping at this ridiculously good-looking piece of wrist candy won’t be able to afford it (us included) but that doesn’t mean we still can’t appreciate its beauty. £11,700, hublot.com

Therabody Mini

Therabody’s massage gun has been hit with a shrink ray to deliver ultra-portable percussive therapy treatment. Take advantage of this pocket-sized partner’s three-speed settings to iron out minor aches and pains, and wake up or relax muscles both before and after exercise. £175, theragun.com/uk

Husqvarna 305

There’s something smugly satisfying about watching this robotic grass muncher, developed for smaller gardens, move around your lawn unaided and obediently return to its charging station, or you can remotely control it via an app. £949, myrobotcenter.co.uk