Kidi DJ Mix  

www.vtech.co.uk 
£59.99 
Best for ages: 6+ Years  

Edifier GX 
www.edifier.com 
£89.99 
 
The GX from Edifier is the company’s latest item in gaming headsets. We previously reviewed the G2 II and were extremely impressed, so we couldn’t wait to see how Edifier had attempted to improve on that experience. 

Kano PC 
kano.me 
£299 
 
We’ve had the pleasure of reviewing several products from Kano in the past – headphones, a mouse, a webcam, a keyboard...Basically, every accessory a computer needs. Now, at last, we’ve tried the computer itself. 
 

Stomp Rocket 
www.amazon.co.uk 

Introducing the GameSir F8 Pro Snowgon
www.gamesir.hk
$39.99 (£29)

Rubik’s Connected

Product Link: https://getgocube.com/products/rubiks-connected/

It is without a doubt that the Rubik’s Cube has already stood the test of time. Though it may not garner the same amount of hype that it did in the 80’s, they were simpler times, and it is still more popular nowadays compared to other fads such as pet rocks.

Go Cube Edge

Product Link: https://getgocube.com/products/gocube-full-pack/

Mind the Gap:
Ages 6+
2-8 players
15 mins game time

A fast-paced card shredder, the aim of Mind the gap is to be the first player to get rid of your hand. Discarding a card depends on the tube station colours of the last player’s discard – just beware of the wild cards that could trip you up and set you back.

Introducing the NEW GameSir X2 Bluetooth

The GameSir X2 Bluetooth Version – IMPROVED for Better Cloud Gaming

Gamesir, a leading provider in innovative, high quality game peripherals are pleased to announce that the new model of the innovative mobile gaming controller – the X2 Bluetooth version is now available.  

Break the Board

£19.99

Like Jackie Chan and the Dayman, you too can become a master of karate. Or, your kids can, anyway.  The Break the Board game has somehow managed to turn chopping a board in half into an electronic game. This is a fun, unusual game that make a great gift for any martial arts enthusiasts this Christmas. (But, if they’re really into the sport, do think about getting them actual classes, too!)