Absolute legend of a store, hand on heart this is the best Apple spot in London bar none. Popped into the Regent Street flagship (even if it’s been getting a quick spruce-up lately, still buzzing when open) and it’s proper next level – massive space, clean as anything, glass stairs, the lot. Staff are on point every time, no rushing you, proper patient like they’ve got all day. Went in stressed about my iPhone battery dying quick and some random glitch, genius bar sorted it in like 20 mins, no faff, even threw in some tips on optimising without making me feel thick.Tried the new iPad Pro and MacBook on display – everything flies, screens look mental, and the Today at Apple sessions? Free classes on editing vids or drawing in Procreate are actually decent, not just sales patter. Picked up a new pair of AirPods too, no queue nonsense, paid quick and out. Place always feels premium but not stuck-up – you can chill, play with stuff, ask daft questions and they don’t judge.Compared to other spots like Westfield or Covent Garden, Regent Street just hits different – more iconic, better vibe, staff seem happier. If you’re in central London and need anything Apple, this is the one. 5 stars easy, would go back tomorrow. Cheers to the team, you lot make it worth the tube ride every time 🔥🍎”Feel free to tweak bits like which store if it’s not Regent Street, or add specifics about what you bought/fixed. Ta x

Without a doubt the best Ai I have ever used I decided to take a chance and pay for the £30 a month Super Grok plan as the free one doesn’t give you as much and stops messages and nearly 4 months in and I’m super happy I did because I can literally do anything with it there’s no restrictions, no flaws and the Ai does exactly what I want it to do without interruptions or anything the free plan is okay but I will say that if you want to get unlimited chat and stuff then pay the £30 a month because the video generation that you get plus the chat for roleplay stories, story writing and etc is idealI don’t normally write many reviews but I wanted to write something for this because it’s the best Ai I have used and I’ve tried many like Chat GPT Claude and even Copilot and it gives you way more than those do it may not seem like that to many people and that £30 a month is a bit steep but it depends how you look at it because from my point it is worth it so I highly recommend it for an Ai that does everything you want without limits of restrictions

Grok’s model isn't as good anymore. I have a huge, huge issue with it. Before Grok 4.5, right? Last update of, I think it was April, May, I don't know. Pre the update. Pre-May update. I'm pretty sure there was Grok 4.3 before Grok 4.5, right? And even before that, there was Grok 4.1. I remember as well. Before that, they used to have an option where they had literal agents thinking. They'd be like agents thinking. You'd see what they're thinking. You'd see what they're discussing with each other. Where is that function now? I actually like that. Also, at Grok. Expert mode. SuperGrok now has become far worse than when it previously was. How did you go from every generated text used to have thoughts, right? Thoughts. It used to think. Every time it used to think for at least a minute. And now they don't have that anymore. And I think that's why this is why the text is like this. It keeps defaulting into ai bias, ChatGPT like text. It's genuinely this bad. I'm trying to figure out if they've put that function now into SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy. Or just no difference. They're still all the same. Cause if it is still all the same and they have that extra payment format, then I'm sorry. I think Grok has gotten far worse than what it previously was.

This is the most infuriating app I’ve ever used in its Grok ‘Imagine’ form! It seems to obstruct creative intent at almost every stage! Whether it’s the ludicrously restrictive censorship (apparently a vase smashing on the floor is considered unsuitable for adults), the tendency to ignore prompts, or the frequent generation of random artefacts in otherwise good outputs, the experience is consistently frustrating. At times it even produces completely unrelated results that bear little resemblance to what was requested. All while burning-through your daily quota.Prompt adherence is unreliable, creating more complex scenes is inconsistent and aggravating as facial drift for characters is unavoidable, and accurate audio generation — particularly for things like mechanical sounds — is extremely poor. To make matters worse, the service costs £30 per month, yet it now imposes very restrictive daily limits on image and video generation, even for paid subscribers! In its current state, it feels far less like a genuinely productive creative tool (though it promises to be one!) and more like a service designed to hook you in and extract your money while severely limiting what users can actually create. For anyone intending to use it for serious creative use, Grok Imagine is effectively unworkable in its present V.1 form… (This review refers specifically to Grok Imagine, not the Grok chatbot)