T3 February 2023

PLAYPULSE ONE Exercise is a great way to boost your mood and feel healthier. But while it undoubtedly gives you a buzz afterwards, we can’t help feeling that the workouts themselves could be… a bit more fun? Enter PlayPulse One. While many fitness brands are gamifying their routines with competition and badges, PlayPulse has taken things one step further: allowing you to play actual games. Hop on the One and you can play games against friends and rivals online, while getting a HIIT workout at the same time. You can inch your character forward or race ahead using the bike’s high-precision pedal sensors, while its handlebar-integrated controls offer immersive haptic feedback to help keep your head in the game. Not in the mood for games today? Kick back with some Netflix…

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February always feels like a bit of a fallow month. Most of us are still feeling the pinch from Xmas and yet need to muster up some funds to pay the deposit for that holiday in three months. So if you’re buying tech, you want to be damn sure it’s going to offer top-tier specs for a competitive price. Given I have a leaky, rented home to heat and the fancy tastes of a French monarch, I’ve gotten pretty good at getting a lot of quality out of my lack of quantity. I’ve nabbed some pretty nifty bargains on top-tier tech over the last month, from gaming gadgets to audio hardware. And while my current spending deficit is higher than most G20 member states, I always remember the old adage: you’ve…

1 DJI MINI 3 From £519, dji.com Every few months a fresh DJI drone crosses the Horizon desk, and every few months we feel compelled to tell you about it because, frankly, nobody does drones like DJI. So here we have the DJI Mini 3, the bafflingly late-arriving sibling of the existing Mini 3 Pro, and it might just be the most exciting consumer drone ever. That’s not because of its features, as such; this drops the intelligent proximity sensors of the Pro spin, for example, and others work out far smarter on paper even considering the arm-long list of fancy flight features here. It’s also nothing particularly new – more an iterative upgrade of the Mini 2 than a revolutionary bit of new drone tech. But it’s a winner because DJI has,…

BECKHAM SUNGLASSES If you’re going to go baggy this season then finish off the look with some oversized shades. These bins from Beckham feature a Havana brown frame in tortoiseshell effect with grey-tinted lenses. £206, farfetch.com MANAAKI PAPI FLARED JEANS Bursting with 1970s retro charm, these relaxed style jeans are cut from pure cotton-denim and are loose at the hip and flared at the feet with a low crotch style to keep your look stress-free. £145, mrporter.com CAMOUFLAGE PRINT JEANS Loose and large with stitched panels along the side, these wide-leg pants in tonal-blue camouflage will ring some reminiscent bells if you were a Stone Roses fan in the ’90s. Just don’t forget the swagger. £965, mrporter.com COMMES DES GARCONS GRAPHIC SHIRT The loose tailoring trend doesn’t just apply to casual wear as the catwalk saw a slicker version with…

DOOR BLIMEY TUT-AL BODY FITNESS ‘Micro gym’ TUT Trainer 2.0 boasts patented resistance band tech Multi-gyms have one fatal flaw from a home gym perspective: they take up a lot of space. So much so that only a few people can justify getting one, even though they provide an excellent way to train all your muscles at home. The TUT Trainer 2.0 ‘micro gym’ ($999.99, tuttrainer.com) – endorsed by Canadian Olympic champion sprinter Andre De Grasse – might be the best option for those who seek total body gains without sacrificing all the floor space at home. Taking up less than 2 square feet of space and weighing only 11.6lb, the TUT Trainer 2.0 is said to deliver an all-in-one functional strength solution, prehab/rehab and cardio training with more than 300 exercises and a…