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All the top hi-fi and home cinema announcements from IFA and the wider world in one handy digest.
All the latest hi-fi and home cinema news from What Hi-Fi?
All the top hi-fi and home cinema announcements from IFA and the wider world in one handy digest.
Xgimi has announced three new portable projectors and three new 4K models at IFA 2024.
Europe's biggest annual consumer electronics show opens its doors as it celebrates its 100th year.
AKG has unveiled the N5 Hybrid wireless earbuds and the N9 Hybrid over-ears. Can they compete with the class leaders?
Beats has confirmed the Powerbeats Pro 2 will launch next year with a similar design to the original pair.
EarFun hopes to win you over with a trio of freshly launched audio products
Xgimi has announced its latest portable projector at IFA 2024 with the MoGo 3 Pro touting performance and convenience in equal measures.
The headphone specialist has also announced premium wireless earbuds with a hefty 38-hour battery life.
The Epic Sport ANC 3 live up to their name, while JLab has launched two pairs of 'open' earbuds as well.
Alongside the A85N OLED and Canvas art TV
They sit between the MDR-7506 (also closed-back) and the open-back MDR-MV1 we recently awarded four stars.
The new Technics SL-1300G direct drive turntable employs improved technologies to deliver a cleaner, more stable and purer sound quality overall.
Sony's new Bravia 8 and 9 projectors replace a 5-star, What Hi-Fi? Award winner.
Legendary tracks promise to wow your ears with a more immersive listening experience
Panasonic’s latest wireless earbuds and headphones look set to take on Sony at the affordable end of the market
The Abbey Road Studios sound mode aims to give users a flavour of the acoustics of the famous recording studio.
The Technics SC-CX700 all-in-one speaker system will go up against the Award-winning KEF LS50 Wireless II.
Philips' second-gen sync box still orchestrates coloured lights in time with what's on screen, but now supports 4K/120Hz.
There's a hefty £300 saving on this Panasonic OLED TV, dropping the price to just £799.