James Trew
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Sennheiser's 'Profile' microphone for streamers gets a lot right
It's been a long time coming, but Sennheiser's first desktop USB microphone isn't cutting any corners.. → Read More
Eargo 7: The tiny hearing aids you won't need to take out to shower
We've been fans of Eargo's near invisible hearing aids for a while, and the latest model adds water resistance along with some other audio perks.. → Read More
Rode claims its new podcast-friendly NT1 offers 'unclippable' audio
The revised NT1 from Rode comes with USB connectivity ontop of the classic XLR. → Read More
Hunting Bigfoot: Technology could find the previously unfindable
Does Bigfoot exist? It depends who you ask, but one famed "squatcher" thinks we're finally at the stage where technology provide an answer either way.. → Read More
Aimi's mobile app lets you remix its endless AI-generated beats
The company's AI generated audio "experiences" can now be remixed on the fly and tailored to your preferences via the new mobile app launching today.. → Read More
Keychron Q1 Pro: An aluminum-framed wireless mechanical keyboard at last
Until now, you had to choose between wireless convenience or high-end customization. → Read More
The adorable Loona petbot is ready to roll into even the coldest of hearts
Part virtual pet, part home surveillance tool, part STEM toy - Loona has many (digital) faces.. → Read More
Sennheiser's Conversation Clear Plus are hearing aids in disguise
The Conversatiion Clear Plus focuses on dialog but brings with it all the features of a good set of headphones.. → Read More
Driver-X's gloves are a cheaper way to get hands on in the metaverse
VR gloves are typically a pricey accessory. → Read More
Roland's first gaming product is the Bridge Cast streaming mixer
There are a number of streaming-focused audio interfaces, but not many let you customize how they look.. → Read More
The Evercade EXP handheld brings key improvements but it's still a curious concept
Blaze Entertainment's anachronistic take on retro gaming finds a new home in the improved EXP handheld.. → Read More
Ayaneo’s Air Pro is a taste of the portable PC gaming future
A PC in a handheld, it's not a new idea, but thanks to new companies with high design standards and better mobile CPUs, true gaming on the go is finally happening.. → Read More
GoPro Hero 11 Black Mini: A little smaller, a little less capable
The Hero 11 Black Mini isn't going to be the best GoPro for most people, but for a slice of you, it is. → Read More
Rode's gaming sub-brand debuts with 'Unify' streaming software and two familiar mics
The first three products under the new mark are the Unify stream mixing app and two USB microphones.. → Read More
Urtopia's tech-heavy ebike is only as good as its software
An ebike with GPS, 4G, mmWave, Bluetooth, WiFi and more really really needs a reliable app to tie it all together.. → Read More
Ableton Note brings Live's Session View to iOS
Ableton Note is a bit like Live's 'session view@ but for iPhones.. → Read More
Even Tetris players don’t know what the future holds for competitive Tetris
When you think of esports, Tetris likely doesn’t come to mind. → Read More
How Sony unintentionally defined the skate video
The skate video has been a staple of the scene since the '80s, but now it's more important than ever.. → Read More
Apogee Boom brings its DSP-powered plugins to a budget-friendly audio interface
It looks like most audio interfaces, but the Boom packs a DSP without the pro price-tag.. → Read More
GoPro Hero 11 review: One change makes all the difference
It's a relatively modest update this time around for the GoPro Hero 11 Black. → Read More