Max Freeman-Mills
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Cambridge Audio's new earbuds make subtle improvements to a great foundation (opens the original)
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Cambridge Audio is one of those smaller brands that keeps on doing sterling work in a world theoretically dominated by giants like Sony, Bose and Apple – and coming in with sensible pricing is a big part of its appeal. A year ago I was impressed by the Melomania A100, true wireless earbuds that did a lot right for a fair price. Now, a little over a year later, it's debuting a revision of that same earbud, now called the Melomania A100 SE, and it seems like another very sensible launch for those
This power bank has a feature I didn't know I needed, but can't live without now (opens the original)
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If you had canvassed me a few weeks ago on what features I thought made a really great power bank, I would have listed a few obvious options – from good charging speeds to magnets for secure wireless charging. Capacity is all-important, of course, as is the size and weight of a power bank. What I wouldn't have thought to mention would be a kickstand. It's not that I would have been against it, but rather that I'd just never have thought of the option of putting one on a battery pack. Now, Anker
Netflix in October 2026: 5 best all-new arrivals for Netflix subscribers (opens the original)
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Netflix, perhaps more than any other part of the huge streaming ecosystem that we all now participate in, knows that it can't take a month off. Its subscribers (who basically know that their plans will get more expensive as time goes on) need a whole heap of content to keep them from jumping ship, and that means Netflix is under constant pressure to deliver. This October, it looks like it's doing the best job it's done in ages. There are some huge additions coming to its catalogue, in a whole ra
Nothing's new Pro headphones have the maddest case I've ever seen, and up the ante in other ways, too (opens the original)
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Nothing has just unveiled the Headphone (1) Pro, a big swing into a more premium part of the headphones market, one that puts it in direct competition with the likes of the Sony WH-1000XM6 or Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 5. The new headphones are very much an upgraded version of the Headphone (1) that I loved back in mid-2025, and the overall design of the headphones hasn't changed drastically. That means they still have the cassette-shaped earcups on the outside, although the design of their tr
Nothing Headphone (1) Pro review: I'm not sure who these premium over-ears are for (opens the original)
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Most of what I really liked about the Headphone (1) is still here on the Pro, but that sizeable price increase just doesn't feel worth it in my view. The sound is improved, but not by enough to make them an essential upgrade, and the Pro comes with a case that's frankly the most frustrating of its type that I've ever tested. This is another big swing from Nothing, but not the certified success I'd hoped for after loving the original Headphone model's design and functionality so much. Why you can
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