Gadgets review: Acer’s e-assist bike, EZVIZ PS300 Portable Power Station and more


The latest tech makes it easy to enjoy stargazing, cycling, making pizza, playing chess, watching TV with distant friends and going camping

Haloo Revolve


Haloo Revolve

Image credit: Haloo

£549.99

This gas-fired garden pizza oven heats up the pizza stone to 500°C and, unusually, the 13in stone slowly revolves for more even cooking. The design is simple and innovative, with a detachable, battery-powered motor.

https://haloobrands.com/pages/revolve-pizza-oven

Acer ebii


Acer ebike

Image credit: Acer

Around €2,499

Acer’s first-ever e-assist bike uses artificial intelligence to adapt to riding conditions, pedalling power, route and rider preferences. Maintenance is minimalised, thanks to the no-rust carbon belt drive and airless tyres that can’t puncture. It also alerts you to potential collisions.

https://www.acer.com/ebii/us-en/index.html

Unistellar eVscope 2


Unistellar eVscope2

Image credit: Unistellar

£3,999

Point this telescope anywhere in the night sky and it recognises the stars and finds its own bearings. It’s small enough to fit in a rucksack, with built-in image stacking for stunning astrophotography (think nebulae) and algorithms that filter out light pollution.

https://www.unistellar.com/evscope2

EZVIZ PS300 Portable Power Station


Portable power station

Image credit: Ezbiz

£329

A grab-and-go power pack for mains-style AC power and USB sockets anywhere, even camping. Recharge it with optional solar panels each day – or use it as a home back-up for power cuts. Its 313Wh capacity is enough to charge a phone 18 times or a laptop four times. Larger models store more juice.

https://www.ezvizstore.co.uk/smart-home-c22/power-station-solar-panel-portable-power-solutions-c26/300-wh-portable-power-station-p87

GoChess


GoChess

Image credit: GoChess

From $379

The pieces on this robotic chess board can move themselves, plus the lights remind you where a piece can move – handy if you’re a beginner. Enjoy playing an AI opponent or integrate it with sites such as Lichess and Chess.com to play long-distance opponents.

https://particula-tech.com/gochess/

Sky Live


Sky Live

Image credit: Sky

£290 or from £6 a month

Living-room video calling goes mainstream with this 12-megapixel camera, designed to sit atop a Sky Glass TV. As well as working with Zoom, it features body tracking for motion-controlled games and fitness – plus you can have a watch party to enjoy live TV with faraway friends.

https://www.sky.com/glass/smart-camera

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