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Ultimate Ears’ latest Everboom speaker has this clever trick

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Ultimate Ears isn’t adverse to the occasional boomy Bluetooth speaker – in fact, it has loads of them. The brand new $250/£250 Everboom slots into the upper-middle of the range, launching just in time for the summer, it’s designed to cope with whatever you throw at it – it’s fully ruggedised, being both dustproof and ...

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How Dolby can power up your home entertainment 

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Determined to elevate your home entertainment experience to new heights? Then let Dolby guide you directly to the pinnacle of music, movies, TV and gaming enjoyment via two transformative technologies: Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.  Together, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos take visual quality and home audio to ...

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Waiting for Google’s Pixel 9? Here’s when you can get it

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The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are Google’s current top-tier handsets. The excitement for upcoming smartphones means we’ve seen the rumour mill hard at work on these new devices. But now we finally know when Google will unveil its latest smartphones – and it’s earlier than ever in a surprise Made by Google event. Google ...

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These new G-Shocks bring Joy (and Fear) to my watch collection

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It’s widely known that no watch collection is complete without a Casio G-Shock or two. They’re reliable and rugged, which means you can put one on in the morning and confidently wear it through any adventure the day brings. They’re also stylish and have the ability to transcend the socioeconomic scale. As a summer ...

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Stuff’s pick of the best new gaming accessories to level you up

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The best gaming accessories can make all the difference between victory and defeat — and we’ve compiled a list of the most covetable new gear to level you up. From cutting-edge headset straps to precision controllers and crystal-clear microphones, our comprehensive guide to the best gaming accessories covers ...

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Motorola’s Moto Tag is the Airtag alt Android owners have been waiting for

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Has losing your keys become such a regular occurrence you’ve got a loyalty card for your locksmith? Motorola’s fob-friendly Moto Tag gadget tracker might cut down on call-out fees. This Apple Airtag alternative uses Google’s newly-upgraded Find My Device network to locate your tagged gear down to just a few ...

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The mainstream Motorola Razr 50 is more than enough flip phone for me

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Motorola has just pulled back the curtain on its latest folding flagship smartphone, but its more mainstream sibling might be all the clamshell phone you could need. The Motorola Razr 50 has a lot in common with its bigger brother, yet can be had for considerably less cash. The two-tier approach worked well for Moto ...

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The Beats Pill has been brought bang up-to-date – here’s why I’m ecstatic to see it

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Beats’ headphones are iconic, but its Bluetooth speakers are pretty unforgettable too. After the original Pill in 2012, the Beats Pill+ was introduced in 2015 and canned in 2022 – and a replacement has seemed unlikely. But now Apple-owned Beats has revealed the new Beats Pill – a 2024 take on the concept featuring ...

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This simulator is the closest you can get to driving an F1 car

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Considering it’s very possible to drive an F1 car into a wall at 200mph and authentically feel all the unpleasant sensations that go with it, that’s not necessarily very appealing. So what if you could experience the next best thing? Earlier this year, F1 and Playseat teamed up to release an F1 driver endorsed cockpit ...

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Wahoo’s Trackr Heart Rate has a huge rechargeable battery

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Wahoo’s latest Trackr Heart Rate monitor has a key trick up its sleeve – up to 100 hours of battery life for lengthy endurance exercise. What’s more, the battery is fully rechargeable and so it solves a lot of common problems with heart rate monitors (HRMs) – namely that they don’t keep pace with athletes’ needs and ...

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