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Nathan Spendelow

Deputy editor at Expert Reviews, Nathan joined the website back in 2016. Kicking off his journalism career as a laptop reviewer, he swiftly became Expert Reviews’ smartphone expert, testing and reviewing hundreds of handsets over the years. Nathan is an NCTJ-accredited journalist and regularly attends key industry events and product launches around the world, including the MWC and IFA trade shows.

Recent articles by Nathan Spendelow

Honor MagicBook 14: An affordable high-quality laptop
Laptops

The Honor MagicBook 14 is a superbly made 14in laptop that crushes the competition when it comes to value for money

£549 inc VAT
Huawei P40 review: Stripped-back brilliance
Mobile phones

Huawei's pared-down P40 could be just the ticket for Google-free life

£700 inc VAT
Huawei P40 is available to preorder TODAY
Mobile phones

Huawei’s new trio of flagship handsets are finally official – here’s all you need to know about the P40, P40 Pro and P40 Pro Plus

Oppo Find X2 Pro hands on: Smooth Oppo-rator
Mobile phones

Thinking of picking up the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra? You might want to keep your Oppo-tions open

£1199 inc VAT
Samsung Galaxy S6 review: Gone but not forgotten
Mobile phones

The Galaxy S6 was once the Android standard bearer, but its legacy lives on

£600 inc VAT (SIM-free)
Samsung Galaxy J6: The budget-friendly phone
Mobile phones

Samsung launches the Galaxy J6, a smartphone that’s more wallet-friendly than its Galaxy S flagships

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All Lenovo laptop model numbers explained
Laptops

Confused? Here's how to make sense of all of Lenovo’s laptop model numbers – from ThinkPad, to Yoga to Ideapad and MORE

Nokia 8 review: Nokia's flagship gets cheaper
Mobile phones

Nokia’s revival is a long time coming and packed with smartphones, and the Nokia 8 leads the pack

£500 inc VAT
Sony Xperia L4: Price, release date, specs and features
Mobile phones

The L probably stands for lightweight – if the specifications are any indication

Motorola One Hyper review: Hyperbole?
Mobile phones

Don’t get hyped for Hyper

£270 inc VAT