Craig
Rawlins-Wilson

Editor | Writer | Reviewer

I'm an editor, copywriter, technology reviewer, researcher, ghostwriter, comms specialist, and experienced content director based in New York.I've worked in technology media, corporate comms, and as a freelance editor and writer for nearly 20 years.

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Work

GHOSTWRITINGAfrican Artificial Intelligence: Discovering Africa's AI Identity by Dr. Mark Nasila (2024)FITNESS TECH7 June 2024 — Aviron Strong Go Rower Review (PCMag)
22 October 2021 — Fitbit Charge 5 Review: Two steps forward, three steps back (INPUT)
12 August 2021 — Fitbit Luxe review: Not as luxurious as the name suggests (INPUT)
SMARTHOME21 November 2021 — Nanoleaf Lines Review: Forget shapes, light strips are where it’s at (INPUT)
22 June 2021 — Nanoleaf Elements review: Finally, smart lights that match your decor (INPUT)
3 February 2021 — Google's Nest Thermostat is the first thing you should buy for your smart home (INPUT)
22 December 2020 — The Level Touch is a beautiful smart lock that’s very dumb (INPUT)
3 October 2020 — Feel like a magician with Samsung's SmartThings Wi-Fi Smart Plug (INPUT)
7 September 2020 — The Philips Wiz Smart Wi-Fi LED is the perfect smart bulb
INTERVIEWS20 October 2023 — Fahad Karim’s Aztec-inspired infinite creatures (The Metaversalist)
29 September 2023 — How Rebecca Xu is taking generative art beyond the digital realm (The Metaversalist)
22 September 2023 — Maya Man is very online (except when she isn’t) (The Metaversalist)
11 August 2023 — Lumen Prize founder Carla Rapoport talks technology-driven art (The Metaversalist)
30 June 2023 — Meet Operator, the dynamic duo redefining the parameters of generative art (The Metaversalist)
16 March 2023 — Gossamer Rozen on slow fashion, inclusivity, and the power of Tigerbob (The Metaversalist)
17 February 2023 — How ‘Checks’ changed artist and designer Jack Butcher’s life (The Metaversalist)
29 September 2020 — Infinite Objects wants to turn GIFs and video into rare collectibles (INPUT)
TRANSPORT10 September 2021 — The Serial 1 is the Cadillac of e-bikes… with a price to match (INPUT)
29 August 2021 — Niu Kais scooter review: Powerful, fast, and smooth as butter (INPUT)
7 July 2021 — Ford Mustang Mach-E review: Better than the Tesla Model Y? (INPUT)
24 February 2021 — Unagi Model One e-scooter review: Luxury on two wheels (INPUT)
15 November 2020 — Razor’s big-tire e-scooter is perfect for cruising busted streets (INPUT)
25 July 2020 — The Thousand Heritage helmet is one that you'll actually want to wear (INPUT)
16 July 2020 — The 2021 Bronco’s sci-fi interface confirms a hybrid model is coming (INPUT)
3 June 2020 — Dyson shelved its Tesla-killer. Why is it showing it off now? (INPUT)
8 May 2020 — This $27K electric motorcycle looks like it will annihilate the human race (INPUT)
5 March 2020 — Hyundai's Prophecy concept EV looks like a Tesla if Elon Musk had good taste (INPUT)
28 July 2019 — Jaguar I-Pace video review (Stuff)
5 March 2019 — Driving the Jaguar I-Pace hints at the future of electric motoring (Stuff)
28 February 2019 — The all-electric Mercedes-Benz EQC is fierce (Stuff)
27 November 2017 — Got R2,8m & the need for speed? The Tesla Roadster is for you (Sunday Times)
OPINION / FEATURES19 May 2021 — Ford’s F-150 Lightning will switch Americans to EVs, not the Cybertruck (INPUT)
10 May 2020 — New York, I love you, but you might get me killed — NYC during COVID (Sunday Times)
30 September 2020 — Google's Nest Audio shows we've hit peak smart speaker (INPUT)
10 August 2020 — Hyundai Ioniq is now its own EV brand and Tesla should be worried (INPUT)
7 July 2020 — 'Randonauting' might get you killed, but it’s better than doomscrolling (INPUT)
14 March 2020 — The third Tag Heuer Connected smartwatch is still just a $1,800 product doomed to obsolescence (INPUT)
25 July 2019 — Sony marks 40 years of the Walkman, and launches new wireless earbuds (Financial Mail)
17 May 2019 — Samsung putting the Galaxy Fold on hold is a good move, but it shouldn’t have needed to (Stuff)
24 February 2019 — Foldable phones are here and they’re incredible, but you shouldn’t buy one yet (Stuff)
11 December 2017 — Here comes the phoneputer (The Times)
17 November 2017 — Is R27k for a smartphone Huawei robbery? (Sunday Times)
6 November 2017 — What makes the Nintendo Switch such a runaway success? (Sunday Times)
4 November 2016 — How smart will your phone become? (Wanted)
6 August 2012 — How Data Journalism Could Save the Media (ICIR)
CAMERA REVIEWS
23 September 2025 — GoPro Max2 Review: A Versatile 360 Camera That Rivals the Hero Series (PCMag)
22 April 2025 — Insta360 X5 Review (PCMag)
3 August 2022 — The Insta360 One RS combines the best of action and 360 cams in one killer camera (INPUT)
9 August 2021 — InstaGo 2 review: A tiny and ingenious action cam  (INPUT)
20 July 2021 — I love 360 cameras but I couldn’t love the Iqui 360 (INPUT)
MUSIC & MISC20 September 2021 — Keychron Q1 Review: Your gateway to keyboard addiction (INPUT)
8 March 2021 — Lumi Keys review: Like ’Guitar Hero' but for learning the actual piano (INPUT)
25 December 2020 — The Orba is a music-making hemisphere that I just can't put down (INPUT)
9 July 2020 — The Pantheone I is a $2K smart speaker that looks like a giant sex toy (INPUT)
ROUNDUPS24 January 2021 — Smart baths, rollable phones and robot butlers: cool tech from CES 2021 (Sunday Times)
19 January 2020 — World's biggest tech show (CES 2020) highlights a fantastic & not so cheap future (Sunday Times)
14 January 2020 — The hottest and weirdest vehicles at CES 2020 (INPUT)
1 September 2018 — The best smartphones for travel photography (Journey Magazine)

About

I've interviewed artists, business leaders, entrepreneurs, musicians, Web3 pioneers, and more. I've ghostwritten a book focused on AI. And I've written and edited hundreds of news stories, features, and reviews. I've also appeared on podcasts, radio, and television as a tech commentator.

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