Rugged tech used to mean compromise, but today’s gear is built to take a beating without slowing you down.
A 116-inch TV, new Sonos speakers, and JBL headphones with 80-hour battery life all arrived last week — and that’s just the start.
Somewhere along the way, the tech industry decided that every device needed a companion app, and consumers have been paying the price ever since.
Last week delivered one of those rare stretches where nearly every new launch felt worth a second look, from statement hi-fi gear to affordable everyday tech.
Last week brought a wave of new AV gear, including the Technics SL-1500CS, Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 series, and Optoma’s ultra-bright UHZ78LV projector.
Some of the best systems I heard all year were here — unfortunately, so were some of the worst-sounding rooms.
Last week delivered a surprisingly packed wave of new gear, from Amazfit’s rugged smartwatch to iBasso’s flagship DAP and Sony’s latest noise-canceling earbuds.
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