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TechRadar Launches Tech-Based Quiz to Sort Readers Into Hogwarts Houses

TechRadar published a quiz that sorts readers into Hogwarts houses based on tech preferences and buying decisions.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-04 19:15

The quiz is divided into three batches. The first batch covers simple buying decisions. The second looks at how readers make those buying decisions. The third puts readers into real-world scenarios to see how they would act in certain tech situations. TechRadar says all of these questions help reveal which Hogwarts house a reader's tech habits point toward.

TechRadar notes that Hogwarts houses are among the best-known parts of the Harry Potter world, with recognizable animals, colors, characters and traits. Many fans have been sorted into a house or have chosen one for themselves, the article says. The tech quiz is presented as another way to sort readers, alongside those familiar methods.

The article also links to a 30-question Harry Potter quiz and a Beatles personality quiz. It was written by Tom Bedford, a freelance contributor who covers tech, entertainment and gaming. Bedford has written for sites including GamesRadar, Digital Trends, Android Police, TechAdvisor, WhattoWatch and BGR, according to the article. From 2019 to 2022, he was on the TechRadar team as a staff writer and then deputy editor for the mobile team.