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Simon Lucas
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(Pocket-lint) - Simon Lucas is a technology and electronics journalist, and has been for almost 20 years. He spent five years as editor of What Hi-Fi? and his subsequent work as a freelance writer and consultant has seen him retained by some of the world's most high-profile brands and titles
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This big and bold speaker design has some great merit, but at this asking price is it as good as you can get? Read on...
With UV self-cleaning case and some interesting features, LG offers a comfortable wire-free earbud option. But so does the competition.
This small soundbar is designed for boosting gaming audio under a monitor, but it'll also be at home enhancing a small TV's output too.
The small-scale C20A is an all-in-one soundbar solution - there's no separate subwoofer option - that bangs out big audio from a little package.
Yamaha is synonymous with soundbar design. This model refreshes its entry-level, but it's anything but entry-level in its audio delivery.
Braun is back in the audio business. But is its LE series - the LE03 being the smallest - worth its not inconsiderable asking price?
If you want extra audio presence for your TV then the HT-G700 is worth consideration. But its surround soundstage isn't entirely convincing.
The HZ1500's USP is its integrated Dolby Atmos sound system. Add all the HDR decoding you could want, plus epic picture quality, and it's a winner.
The top-end LED-backlit LCD TV from Panasonic comes in three sizes and delivers delightful picture quality for its price outlay. Can it do no wrong?
A usefully compact, very thoroughly specified, and big sonic improvement on your TV's sound. This is an accomplished soundbar for the asking price.
The most expensive wireless speaker we can recall seeing. But there’s really no arguing with the way it performs. It's audiophile heaven.
Call it a Greatest Hit: this 4K OLED telly ticks almost every box, delivering sumptuous picture quality that you'll struggle to rival.
If you want bright and colourful images, but want to buy higher up the QLED range, the QT65 is a well balanced offering. Ignoring its poor sound.
If you want to hang a superb big-screen TV on your wall then you'll find no better than LG's GX OLED. It's slimmer than the CX range.
If you're looking for a 4K TV on a budget, can TCL deliver the goods?
Looking for luxury headphones? If you want flawless, indulgent design and don't mind paying for it then these are the headphones for you.
