London, UK – A team of expert writers at CNET cover a wide range of topics, providing readers with in-depth insights and recommendations on various products and services. With a diverse group of writers specializing in areas such as technology, deals, health, and more, CNET’s expert staff offers valuable information to help readers make informed decisions in their purchases.

Adam Oram, a Senior Editor at CNET, brings years of experience in writing about technology and deals. Having previously worked at iMore and Thrifter, Adam is well-versed in the latest trends and products in the tech industry. His expertise in deals and Apple products makes him a valuable asset to the CNET team.

Stephanie Barnes, a writer at CNET, has a passion for technology that dates back to her childhood when she built her first PC. With a background in front-end/iOS engineering, Stephanie’s transition to full-time writing has allowed her to cover a wide range of topics, including technology, health, wellness, and entertainment.

Aashna Gheewalla, an Associate Writer at CNET, brings her experience from Wirecutter and GoodRx to provide readers with valuable insights into deals and health advocacy. In her spare time, Aashna enjoys teaching and practicing Pilates, as well as exploring new restaurants to share with her audience.

Oliver Haslam, a writer at CNET, specializes in covering phones, computers, games, and other tech-related topics. With a focus on mobile and laptops, Oliver stays up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the tech industry. His expertise in Apple products, phones, laptops, smartwatches, and gaming adds depth to the range of topics covered by the CNET team.

Adrian Marlow, a writer on the Commerce team at CNET, brings a unique perspective to deals and commerce writing. With a background in English and Professional Writing, Adrian’s love for books, entertainment, travel, and tabletop games shines through in their work. Their insights and recommendations provide readers with valuable information to make informed decisions in their purchases.