Great speakers for a tad over a hundred pound? Sounds good to us
Tibo Electronics is a relatively new name, having been founded in 2010. However, despite the company's youth, it has so far developed some pretty impressive audio products.
Thursday, 3 March 2016
Soundfreaq Sound Rise Wood
We wake up to modern connectivity and our own choice of music
Soundfreaq exactly a household name in the UK, but it is popular among audiophiles the world over, and for good reason, if the Sound Rise Wood is anything to by.
This is a modern spin on the radio alarm clock and one that offers Bluetooth connectivity, a USB port for charging your phone, and the usual features you'd expect.
XQISIT S20 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
XQISIT delivers a great combination of looks and performance
XQISIT is a new company to this reviewer and makes a vast range of phone and audio accessories, from Bluetooth headsets to car chargers.
Its website lists it as being based in Germany, though the hardware I received declares on the exterior that it was built in the P.R.C. (China), predictably.
Ricoh WG-M1 Action Camera
Ricoh demonstrates that action cameras don't need to cost the earth
Ricoh has a rich history of making desirable small cameras, but the WG-M1 is something of a departure even for them. It's an inexpensive GoPro competitor that is fully waterproof to 10m without needing an additional enclosure.
At first glance it looks rather like a miniature submersible probe, foregoing the typical camera layout for something much more interesting.
Samsung Portable SSD T3
Any similarities between the name of this product and a gadget mag are purely coincidental
Samsung is always looking for new ways to exploit its VNAND flash technology, and the T3 is the latest it's come up with.
Essentially a USB memory key on steroids, the T3 is a precision-made device that looks like something Q would hand James Bond before sending him into action.