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the Hisense Series 5i smart washer-dryer arrives in Spain with heat pump and AI technology

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Renewing the main appliances in the house always involves a significant outlay, so hunting for a launch accompanied by cutting-edge technology is the perfect long-term move. Hisense has just made official the arrival in Spain of its new Series 5i free-standing washer-dryer (model WD511245BBRH). This model stands out for introducing efficient heat pump technology in an all-in-one format. Hisense 12 kg/1400 rpm Kitchen Fit washer dryer – WD5I1245BBRH Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Maximum energy efficiency combined with Artificial Intelligence The great revolution of this Hisense Series 5i lies in its heat pump drying system. Unlike conventional washer-dryers, this model uses a closed circuit that reuses the heat generated. This allows clothes to be dried at much milder temperatures, protecting the most delicate fabrics and achieving impeccable efficiency: it has a Class A label, which allows it to be more efficient than required in washing or in a combined washing and drying cycle. It is designed for demanding homes or large families, as it offers a generous capacity of 12 kg for washing and 8 kg for drying. All this under a design called iFitdesigned to be perfectly integrated flush with the kitchen or laundry room furniture. Furthermore, it comes equipped with AI Super Wash & Dryan ecosystem of 13 smart sensors that automatically measure the weight of the laundry or the dirt in the water to adjust the exact energy and time consumption without you having to configure anything. For everyday use, it has life-saving functions such as Washing and Drying program 49′capable of leaving a kilo of clothing ready in less than an hour, or the ECO Refresh technology, ideal for removing odors and wrinkles from barely worn garments using a minimum amount of water. Additionally, to celebrate its arrival in the Spanish market, Hisense is launching a refund campaign valid from July 1 to November 30, 2026. By purchasing its new flagship (this new washer-dryer) you can get a refund of 150 euros. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: new Hisense Series 5i washer dryer ✅ THE BEST Heat pump technology: a highly sought after feature in all-in-one washer dryers that drastically reduces electrical consumption and wear and tear on clothing. Massive capacity (12kg/8kg): More than enough space for duvets, full family laundry, and a design that doesn’t protrude from the countertop. ❌ THE WORST High-end starting price… As it is a recently launched model and with cutting-edge technology (heat pump and AI sensors), its initial retail cost is higher than that of traditional condensation models. Drying times with heat pump… Although it consumes much less light and is more efficient, heat pump drying processes tend to be slightly longer than traditional systems based on high-temperature resistance. 💡 BUY IT IF… You are looking for maximum savings on your electricity bill in the long term, you tend to use very large washing machines and you value the convenience of having a smart appliance decide the optimal parameters for you. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You have a very tight budget to start with and prefer a basic washing machine without smart drying functions or AI automation. Other Hisense appliances that may interest you Hisense RF632N4WIE – No Frost Stainless Steel French Door Combi Refrigerator The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense WF1I7022BWJ – 7Kg Washing Machine, Class A The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Hisense In Xataka | Connected dishwasher buying guide: what to expect from its intelligent functions, best recommendations and models from 300 euros In Xataka | Is a heat pump or condensing dryer better? Differences and keys to choose

Today “a masterpiece that will go down in history” arrives on Netflix, thanks to an original approach to a unique science fiction story

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Netflix just released ‘Glimpses of tomorrow’the first series that Kyoto Animation produces exclusively for the platform, and it does so with a certainly tragic background: almost eight years have passed since the studio confirmed the adaptation. A year after the announcement, a man entered the studio offices with gasoline and set the building on fire. 36 people died and another 32 were injured. The author was sentenced to death in 2024, and the attack destroyed much of the studio’s materials and equipment, and with them, any progress that existed on the project. In any case, the series has survived the tragedy, and it imagines a Kyoto of 1907 where electricity was never developed and steam became the dominant technology, leaving the city permanently covered in smoke. As a child, the protagonist invented projects that he captured in a notebook called the Electrical Catalog of the 20th Century, together with his older brother. He took that notebook to the war and never returned. The protagonist, now an adult and in the company of a young woman who is trying to escape an arranged marriage, will embark on a search for the treasure of his childhood. Minoru Ōta directs the series in his first project as a director. He had previously worked as a key animator on ‘Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!’ and ‘Liz and the Blue Bird’, and as episode director on ‘Kobayashi-san’s Dragon Maid’. It is he himself who said that “‘Flashes of Tomorrow’ is a work that will remain engraved in the history of anime“. An unusual statement coming from someone directing his first project. But the truth is that the series is raising expectations: before reaching Netflix, a tour of cinema screenings was held in Japan, the United Kingdom, Thailand and North America that started on June 14, in addition to a screening at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival. All of this is part of the effort that Netflix is ​​making to include more anime in its programming: it has announced eight series and three movies for 2026 in Japan. In Xataka | Today the best science fiction series of the moment returns, with a twist in its story that has given it a perfect score

Next week the 2,400 W Parkside pressure washer arrives at Lidl that will leave your terrace like new

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With the arrival of good weather, fine-tune the exterior areas of the house It becomes one of the mandatory tasks almost every weekend. If you are tired of scrubbing the garden floor, the terrace walls with the brush, or spending money at the car wash to clean the car, in next week’s Lidl brochure we have found a device that will help you do this. It is about the Parkside 2,400 W pressure washerwhich will go on sale in physical stores next Friday, July 3 by 89.99 euros. Although if you don’t want to wait, you can now buy it on the Lidl website. Parkside pressure washer 2,400 W The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Competing at this price with Lidl is impossible for the vast majority of brands. But if this Parkside cleaning device runs out, on Amazon Prime Day you have this one available Bosch Home and Garden pressure washer with 120 bars and a power of 150 W reduced to 91.99 euros. Bosch Home and Garden High Pressure Washer, High Pressure Cleaner, 1500 W, 125 Bars The price could vary. We earn commission from these links An ideal cleaning tool for removing stubborn dirt. The true hallmark of this pressure washer is its motor with 2,400 W of power, which powers a aluminum high pressure pump Specially designed to offer great durability and resistance to corrosion. This technical combination allows reaching a maximum pressure of 170 bars (with a very solvent continuous working pressure of 115 bars). This means that it has enough strength to lift moss embedded in the stone, clean the joints of exterior tiles or remove grease from the car without straining. In addition, it offers a maximum flow rate of 500 liters per hour, an ideal water volume to speed up cleaning large surfaces without it becoming an eternal task. It can also be noted that this pressure washer comes with seven interchangeable bulbsdetergent tank and a 10-meter anti-twist high-pressure hose. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer for lidl’s parkside 2,400 W pressure washer today ✅ THE BEST High pressure aluminum pump: Unlike many cheap pressure washers that use plastic components, this model has an aluminum pump. It is a key technical detail because it resists heating, wear and corrosion much better. The “all-inclusive” accessory kit: It does not require spending extra money on accessories. It comes standard with a vario nozzle, rotating turbo nozzle, detergent bottle and a generous 10 meter anti-twist high pressure hose. ❌ THE WORST Exclusively domestic use… Although it has a lot of power on paper, its overall and internal components are designed for moderate-duration home cleaning sessions. It is not recommended for intensive professional or commercial use. Volume and storage… With a weight of around 11.5 kg (with accessories) and considerable vertical dimensions, it requires a fixed space in the garage or storage room to store it. Although it includes wheels and cable supports, it is a cumbersome machine. 💡 BUY IT IF… You want to clean tiles, remove moss from stone paths, wash fences or clean blinds quickly and comfortably. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You need a machine to work continuously for several hours a day on facades or industrial warehouses, you will have to make the leap to professional ranges with water-cooled induction motors. Other pressure washers that may interest you Bosch High Pressure Washer UniversalAquatak 135 (1900 W, pressure: 135 Bar, max. flow: 410 l/h, in Box) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Stanley SXPW24BX Pressure Washer The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and Parkside (Lidl) In Xataka | Safety, organization and entertainment gadgets and accessories for cars on long trips In Xataka | The best mobile phones, we have tested them and here are their analyzes

The Dreame T16 Pro Heat arrives, a vacuum cleaner that works with very hot water to remove even the last stain of dirt.

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Nowadays we can find many devices that help us (although many others do not) when cleaning the house. Robot vacuum cleaners, cordless vacuum cleaners and a long list of devices are almost essential in the home. Of course, we cannot forget the floor scrubber vacuum cleaners, which are so effective on many occasions. Dreame is a very well-known brand in this type of devices and has just released a particularly interesting model: the Dreame T16 Pro Heat. Under paper it is very attractive for removing dirt from the house, although its price is nothing less than 629 euros. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A device that allows you to reach the corners of the room The Dreame T16 Pro Heat stands out mainly for its shape, since the brand has managed to manufacture a floor-mopping vacuum cleaner that has a body only 9.85 centimeters thick. In addition, it has a total 180-degree reclining system so that we can clean even in narrow places, such as sofas (if they have long legs) or under the bed. But it also stands out (a lot) because it works with water that reaches temperatures up to 90 ºCthus promising to put an end to the dirt in the house; As the brand itself promises, it is capable of removing grease stains from the roots, such as cream and butter stains. It also works as a conventional vacuum cleaner offering a suction power of 30,000Paa very high figure so that it does not resist dust or pet hair, for example. It also includes an articulated arm called WhaleSweep AI Robotic Arm, which allows you to better clean corners. On the other hand, this device comes with its own charging base, and also Used to clean the roller. In addition, its battery offers a theoretical autonomy of up to 70 minutes in its Eco mode and can be connected to a smartphone through its app to adjust the water flows. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: dreame t16 pro heat ✅ THE BEST The design: It is ideal for leaving almost no gap uncleaned, whether under a sofa or bed or in corners. Your charging basewhich is capable of cleaning the roller. ❌ THE WORST Your autonomysince in maximum power mode it can be very tight depending on which homes. The pricewhich is quite high. 💡 BUY IT IF… It is your first device to clean the house, since it allows you to vacuum and mop comfortably, although manually. It is also interesting for dirt stains that are difficult to clean with a robot vacuum cleaner. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You already have a robot vacuum cleaner or a cordless vacuum cleaner, since there are devices that may fit better with what you need, and that cost much less. You may also be interested roborock Robot Vacuum Cleaner QV 35A Set, 8000Pa Suction, Two Liftable Spin Mops, Anti-Tangle Brushes, Reactive Technology for Obstacle Avoidance, Navigation and Mapping, White The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Rowenta The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Dreame In Xataka | Best handheld vacuum cleaners: which one to buy and 6 + 1 recommended models from just over 30 euros In Xataka | One day you are young and the next you have copied your parents’ vacuum cleaner

We are at 44 degrees and AEMET says that the worst is yet to come. The good news is that we already know when thermal relief arrives.

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We’re sweating, let’s face it. And it’s Monday and you don’t even want to look at the car thermometer. Above all, because AEMET has already been warning that the worst is coming on Tuesday: even 44 degrees in the interior valleys, hellish nights in the southeast and anomalies of more than 20 degrees in the north. And yet, at the bottom of weather prediction models (where hours almost become weeks) cold scenarios begin to appear. “Anomalies of -12 degrees to start July“, you hear them say. And yes, the map is correct, the data says that. The problem is everything else. Although first of all, good news: thermal relief is close. “It will arrive in the middle of the week”a breath of fresher air” from the northwest. This will help cool the heat that “has settled in much of the Iberian Peninsula during the end of spring and the beginning of summer.” It doesn’t mean, of course, that it won’t be hot. Even if (as some maps point out) temperatures stay a couple of degrees below normal, it will still be hot. However, the decline will be clear. For reference, Bilbao will go from 42 to 29 in 48 hours. And now let’s continue with July. Indeed, some outputs of AIFS v2the European Center’s artificial intelligence model, are showing very curious anomalies for the first days of July. There are, in fact, three traps: the first is the deadline. Ten days, whether we like it or not, is still a long time to close a forecast. The second is that we are talking about anomalies: -12 degrees of anomaly is a lot, yes. But above July levels it is not ‘as much’ as ​​it might seem. At most we will have spring weather left. Something that will be well received, but that can become a problem if we do not manage expectations correctly. The last trap is to understand that ‘a week’ is not ‘a weather’. It is true that we have already had two very rare high temperature events (which, it seems, are caused by variations in the jet stream). It is also true that the idea of ​​a cold first of July conveys a certain idea of ​​a thermal ‘roller coaster’. But neither an early heat wave nor a thermal bump changes the reality: that summer is getting harsher. That is to say, we run the risk of the idea that “the weather is crazy” take hold when it is a lie. We do not live in a world where cold and heat are distributed as if the days were distributed in a lottery: we live in a world that is warming. Which heats up much hotter and faster than we would like. What can we expect? In the short term, a little more heat and a little thermal relief. There will be some showers in the west, first; and in the east, later. Then, if everything ends up being confirmed, a few days that are a little cooler (and wetter than normal). In the medium term, everything indicates that more of the same: hot, very hot. Image | BenBaso In Xataka | This map reveals the exact ‘climate clone’ of your city (and the result is surprising)

A new true crime by Carles Porta arrives along with a film that won six Oscars to Movistar Plus

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There are just a couple of days until summer begins, beach and pool time. But, what do we do all those hours that we can’t leave the house? There, having movies, series or documentaries to watch can save us from a boring afternoon. If you like the true crime, You have an appointment on Movistar Plus with the new Carles Porta: you can see it by 4.99 euros per month. And it arrives almost at the same time as a movie that swept in the last Oscars. Monthly subscription to Movistar Plus The price could vary. We earn commission from these links It can be shared, has no permanence and you can see what you want offline This new Movistar Plus Free Plan It arrived a few weeks ago and is a very interesting option for all those users who don’t like sports at all. That is the only difference with respect to the other plan available on this platform, which has a price of 9.99 euros per month. For the rest, it is identical: it has no permanence and can be contracted regardless of the operator we are. Besides, You can also share the account with a friend or family member. Let’s now talk about the premieres. He true crime in question of Carles Porta it is called ‘The twins’ plan‘and, as indicated its synopsisit seems that it is going to be just as good (or more) than the last one that arrived on the platform, called ‘Peregrina’. This one has been available since yesterday and joins a good assortment of other documentaries by this same author that are available on Movistar Plus. As for the film that won several Oscars, we are referring to ‘One battle after another‘, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Leonardo DiCaprio. This joins others that have recently arrived in the catalog of this platform, such as ‘F1: The Movie‘ either ‘Gladiator 2‘, among others. Other interesting ones will also arrive in the coming days, such as ‘Sisu: Road to revenge‘ either ‘Blue Moon‘. It is a good time to try this Movistar Free Plan. If you are one of those who plan to travel by plane or train in the coming months, this platform can help you make the journey more enjoyable, since it allows you to download anything and view it offline. Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Espinof, Movistar Plus In Xataka | Less than five euros per month and without permanence: this is the new Movistar Plus plan that you can even share with a friend In Xataka | Movistar Plus activates its Free Plan with complete programs and a lot of content, regardless of which operator you are

Today the new film ‘The Lord of the Rings’ arrives on Netflix by surprise, whose genesis is as interesting as its plot

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The first Middle Earth anime, ‘The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim‘, lands on Netflix almost a year and a half after its discreet passage through theaters. The film that Warner swept under the rug a few weeks after its theatrical release is back on streaming, and its commercial journey is as bumpy as the fiction it narrates, set in Tolkien’s immortal creation. The story takes place 183 years before the events narrated in ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’. We will experience the fall of Helm Hammerhand, king of Rohan, against Wulf, a Dunlending lord who seeks to avenge the death of his father. The siege ends at the Tabernacle fortress, the bastion that generations later will be known as Helm’s Deep. In this way, an episode of the story of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ that Tolkien barely left outlined in the appendices is narrated in detail. Behind the camera was Kenji Kamiyama, a Japanese animator who had previously taken the reins of other legendary franchises, as he did in ‘Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex’ and ‘Blade Runner: Black Lotus’. However, the bet did not work at the box office: the film became the worst premiere of the entire franchise, grossing barely about 4.6 million dollars. Its worldwide collection was around 20 million against a budget close to 30. But… what is the reason for the release, somewhat secretly, of this film? Easy: retain rights. The making of ‘The War of the Rohirrim’ was accelerated so that New Line Cinema would keep the film rights to Tolkien’s work active while prepared new projects. The next step in that plan is ‘The Hunt for Gollum’, now with real actors, Andy Serkis directing and returning to play Gollum, produced by Peter Jackson and scheduled for release in 2027. The machinery continues to move forward, but in the meantime we have this wonderful animated appetizer. In Xataka | Today on Netflix: in 2019 no one gave a damn for it, and today it is one of the best adaptations of a video game

In two days, on Netflix, the first stop-motion film made in Mexico arrives with the seal of Guillermo del Toro

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There are projects that are literally made with a lifetime’s savings. ‘I’m Frankeldathe first stop motion animated feature film produced entirely in Mexico and which comes with the seal of Guillermo del Toro’s production, comes to Netflix this June 12 with more than one hundred hand-built puppets, four years of craftsmanship. The beginning of its story dates back to 2021 and a semi-unknown anthology miniseries. It was in that year when the Mexican studio Cinema Fantasma, founded by brothers Arturo and Roy Ambriz, premiered on HBO Max (not available in Spain) ‘The Hidden Scares of Frankelda’, a stop motion anthology miniseries starring a ghost writer who tells horror stories to children. The success of the series led to the jump to feature length, initially as a 30-minute special, which grew to become a two-hour film. The Ambriz brothers ended up financing the production with their own savings. We will meet Francisca Imelda in 19th century Mexico, a writer of horror stories whose texts are ignored and dismissed by those around her. Forced into silence, she adopts the pseudonym Frankelda and continues writing until a tormented, supernatural-looking prince, Herneval, guides her on a journey into her own subconscious. Turned into a ghost, she discovers that The monsters he invented have come to life and threaten the balance between fiction and reality.. Just like explained Roy Ambriz: “When Mary Shelley published her books, she had to do so under the name of her husband, Percy Shelley. So we asked ourselves: how many Mary Shelleys would there have been in Mexico?” After seeing a provisional montage, Del Toro congratulated the creators and sponsored the project. The director was already in contact with the brothers since 2015 and the short film ‘Revoltoso’, which he produced. In ‘Soy Frankelda’ he served as creative advisor. It is a role in which the director fits perfectly, since he not only won the Oscar with his own version of ‘Pinocchio’ for Netflix, but he has supported the art of stop motion in very diverse ways, such as with the creation, together with the platform and the Parisian animation school Gobelins, of a stop-motion studio-laboratory. In Xataka | Today on Netflix, 6 seasons of a brutal and fast-paced action series with an impeccable score

The new Kindle Scribe arrives in Spain with a color screen as its main asset (although not the only one)

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Amazon has officially put its renewed line of digital notebooks. The range, designed specifically for those users looking to unify traditional e-book reading with professional note taking, is expanded to offer visualization options, performance improvements and the integration of Artificial Intelligence tools. The main novelty is the deployment of three different variants– the standard Kindle Scribe (since 519.99 euros in its 32 GB version), an optimized version with self-adjusting front light, an alternative without a front light for those looking for a lower entry cost (449.99 euros) and the unreleased Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (since 649.99 euros), the first device with a chromatic screen within this large format. Amazon Kindle Scribe without front light (latest generation) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Amazon Kindle Scribe (latest generation) 32 GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (latest gen.) 32 GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Prices and versions of the new Kindle Scribe range The new generation is now available for purchase in Spain, under the following price scheme: What each model offers The physical evolution of the new generation of Kindle Scribe stands out for a thickness reductionstanding at just 5.4 mm and a contained weight of 400 grams. The screen is now larger (11 inches) and glare-free and has an optimized texture to emulate the friction of traditional paper when using the pen. Inside, the incorporation of a new quad-core processor increases response speed and page turning by up to 40% compared to previous generations. Kindle Scribe (black and white variants) The two models with a traditional monochrome screen are designed for intensive reading and organizing notes. The intermediate version doubles the number of integrated LED lights, achieving a much more homogeneous front lighting that automatically adapts to ambient light. For its part, the software launches a system of quick notes on the home screen and integrated Artificial Intelligence tools capable of summarizing extensive notebooks into key points automatically. Amazon Kindle Scribe without front light (latest generation) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Amazon Kindle Scribe (latest generation) 32 GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Kindle Scribe Colorsoft It is the reference model (and the most anticipated) of this new generation. It uses Amazon-specific display technology accompanied by a revamped rendering engine that allows you to display soft tones without causing eye fatigue. The inclusion of color not only benefits the reading of comics, magazines or documents with complex graphics, but also expands creative possibilities: users now have 10 pen colors, five highlighter shades and shading tools for creating diagrams or detailed illustrations. Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (latest gen.) 32 GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | amazon In Xataka | Which Kindle to buy: buying guide with recommendations to get it right with Amazon e-book readers In Xataka | The 25 best science fiction books

On Saturday, June 13, a designer fan (Dyson style) arrives at Aldi with a 20% discount

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Although there are exceptions, for the most part fans do not match the decoration of the house. They are devices that we do not always have in the same room, so they are usually in the middle and their designs are not too elegant. But as we say, there are exceptions. Aldi usually brings many devices to supermarkets, either through its online store or physical stores. And of course, among them there are some fans. In fact, next Saturday, June 13, the Ambiana fan with a quite elegant design that will also be on sale with a 20% discount, going from 49.99 euros to 39.99 euros. However, if you don’t have an Aldi nearby or if the online store sells out quickly, Amazon has a fan with a practically identical design. It’s about the fan Joccawhose price is 59 euros. Jocca – Bladeless fan The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A fan with a good design The Ambiano fan arrives betting on a particular design, but also on a more than decent technical sheet for the little it costs. On the one hand, the minimalist aesthetic will make it go more unnoticed at home; and calm, The blue strip is an LED light, and you can change color or turn it off. This fan does not have blades and incorporates a motor that reduces mechanical vibrations, something to keep in mind if we do not want it to be heard too much, which is interesting to use while we sleep. It has several speeds and comes with an automatic oscillation system, distributing the air evenly throughout the room. ⚡ IN BRIEF: Ambiano fan offer today ✅ THE BEST Your design: It is a very minimalist fan that goes unnoticed at home. Its price: It can be purchased on sale as soon as it reaches the online stores. ❌ THE WORST It helps with the heat, but… After all, it is a fan, so it does not cool the room. 💡 BUY IT IF… You want a fan that doesn’t stand out in your home, that is cheap and that also makes little noise. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You want a device that allows you to cool the room. In that case, it is better to take a look at the air conditionersalthough they are more expensive. You may also be interested Philips Bliss Ceiling Lamp with LED Retractable Fan Blades, 3 Blades, 106 Cm Wingspan, 4500 Lumens, White Light Adjustable from 3000 K to 6500 K, Dimmable to 5%, Remote Control, White The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Cecotec Digital Tower Fan with Timer and Remote Control EnergySilence 890 Skyline. 50 W, 30” (76cm) Height, Oscillation, Copper Motor, 3 Speeds, 3 Modes, Black The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Aldi and Compradicción (header), Ambiano In Xataka | Buying guide for connected fans: recommendations for choosing a “smart” model with WiFi and six models from 50 euros In Xataka | Silent ceiling fan: which one to buy? Tips and recommendations

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