HeyJaredTom Morgan-Freelander
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Music fans should give Sony's InZone H6 Air a listen - as long as they don't mind compromising on features | Stuff (opens the original)
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Open back gaming headsets are still very much in the minority, and in 2026 wired ones are even more niche – yet it’s a niche Sony wants to fill with the InZone H6 Air. The firm’s PC gaming sub-brand has taken inspiration from its flagship wireless model but focused on sound. The result is a headset focused more on story-focused single player games rather than esports, courtesy of large 40mm open-back drivers, but with a boom mic at the ready should you decide to venture online. At $198/£179 it’s
The MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ is a gloriously potent gaming handheld - I just wish the price wasn't so painful | Stuff (opens the original)
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A brilliantly powerful handheld with great battery life and strong ergonomics, but the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ is tricky to love on account of the prohibitive asking price The Claw 8 EX AI+ is a gaming handheld on a redemption tour. Not just for its maker MSI, whose earlier efforts made a few questionable ergonomic choices, but also for chipmaker Intel; the firm’s old Lunar Lake silicon couldn’t compete with AMD’s Ryzen Z1, which basically had the class all to itself. Arc G3 wants to be the seriously
I’m fine with Apple Audio Intelligence listening in (my other tech probably does too) but get why others hate it | Stuff (opens the original)
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We’ve all experienced it. You’ve wrapped up a conversation with a friend or loved one, only to have an advert about the exact thing you were talking about appear the next time you scroll through Instagram or watch a YouTube video. Big coincidence or tech world conspiracy? I’m afraid I don’t have the answer – but if we’re already assuming our gadgets are snooping in to every word we say, why fret over ones that are upfront about their listening habits? First, Meta’s new Audio AI Glasses asked whe
Sorry, Whoop - the Google Fitbit Air is the screen-free fitness band I'm recommending to everyone | Stuff (opens the original)
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Extensive, accurate tracking with no distractions, at a price that’s genuinely wallet-friendly. The Fitbit Air just set the new standard for screenless fitness bands. No distracting display. No mandatory subscription. A no-brainer purchase? Google is aiming to rewrite the rules for scree-free fitness trackers at its first time of asking with the Fitbit Air. Rather than demand a three-figure annual fee like Whoop or target data-obsessed fitness fanatics like the Garmin Cirqa, this everyman wearab
The Meta VR Glasses solve nearly all my issues with mixed reality headsets. Is Apple Vision Pro done for? | Stuff (opens the original)
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Up to now, our mixed reality future has felt like a lot of empty promises: big and bulky headsets you’d only want to wear for a short while, rather than a convenient gadget that’s as effortless to use as a smartphone. The Meta VR Glasses might be about to change all that. After cutting its teeth with the Quest virtual reality headset line, Meta has gone back to the drawing board for something that’s altogether sleeker, more comfortable to wear and easier to use. Launching next Spring for $1299,
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