Sometimes expensive tech can be great, and other times a little nuts. On this episode of The Wrap, we’ll look at two high-priced pieces of tech from Apple, and one from Dyson that’s a little crazy. Plus what’s new from Rode, Bose, Sony, and more, all in five.
It's not just new TVs and a projector for Samsung's AV/TV lineup in 2022, as Dolby adds wireless Atmos to the range.
Every company has a speaker or three, but a company with very few has something semi-compact and yet very premium, arriving in the "Go".
While some speakers are meant to stand up, other can lay flat. And some won't care, which is what Bose appears to be doing with its latest SoundLink speaker.
If it seems as though every company has a variant of a Bluetooth speaker, it's probably not wrong, but Dali's latest looks a little different than the typical cans of sound we see.
Speakers made for fun and entertainment are often bright and out there, but the LG XBoom 360 tries something different. Does it work?
Huawei's connection with luxury sound brand Devialet looks set for another round, as the pair build a portable Bluetooth speaker.
If you want a Sonos to take with you but don't care about talking to it using Google or Alexa, the Roam SL could save a few bucks.
Need a speaker to fit in with the home decor more than a box sitting on a shelf? The IKEA Symfonisk Picture Frame turns sound into decorative art, and it makes a compelling case, at that.
With another year of technology done and dusted, and plenty of reviews later, what do we think are the best gadgets of 2021?