HP Peripheral Reviews
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A 4K-capable webcam with a suite of clever features
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HP Omen Photon Review
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How does HP's wireless Omen gaming mouse stack up?
Review Price: £139.99
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A fully featured high-end gaming keyboard
Review Price: £149.99
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HP Scanjet 300 Review
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HP’s Scanjet 300 is a neat little scanner with good optical resolution.
Review Price: £66.00
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HP Scanjet G3110 Review
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The HP Scanjet G3110 is a neat looking photo scanner at a good price, but it’s slow to scan and may have a driver glitch.
Review Price: £87.00
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HP Scanjet N6310 Review
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HP’s Scanjet N6310 business scanner has most of the bells and whistles you could want, but then quite a bit of the price which you could do without.
Review Price: £447.00
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HP Scanjet G2710 Review
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Has HP moved from an engineering-based manufacturer to a design-led one? This mid-range, flatbed scanner appears to say ‘yes’.
Review Price: £64.00
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A consumer friendly NAS appliance at an attractive price - well done HP.
Review Price: £204.00
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HP has rewritten the book when it comes to blade servers and Dave is very impressed.
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HP dives into the ever increasing NAS market and comes up smelling of roses.
Review Price: £349.00
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With more data being stored on your PC than ever before, Dave thinks that a reliable and speedy backup solution should be paramount to any small business.
Review Price: £472.00
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The dvd640i features HP's excellent LightScribe disc labelling functionality, but do the rest of the specs measure up?
Review Price: £51.00
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