Carrie Marshall

Soundcore's affordable ANC headphones get a big upgrade and a smaller footprint.

Yaber's projectors are even brighter and more powerful

Say goodbye to Dolby Vision's dark preset and hello to seeing movies as their cinematographers intended.

Kanto Audio's new Ren active speakers will thrill your eyes as well as your ears.

Lenco announces three budget belt-driven decks, including automatic and Bluetooth options.

Netflix has another big hit on its hand as One Piece shoots to the top of its weekly streaming chart.

One Piece tops the Netflix charts with twice the views and twice the viewing hours of the number two show. But so far there's no news of a season two.

Netflix is going back to the very beginning of the One Piece saga and it's in production now.

Dirac's room correction means this soundbar should sound superb.

Why choose between dynamic and planar magnetic drivers when you can have both?

Meet the B&O Beoplay H100 – we hope you have deep pockets.

While Jeff Goldblum causes Kaos, check out these epic adventures of myth and legends.

Apple's MLS Season Pass gets a big discount for the rest of the season, and you don't need to be an Apple TV Plus subscriber.

Atlantic Technology's speaker looks good, and won't actually require you to stream from your phone.

Cleer Audio's new Arc 3 earphones promise hi-res audio and special features for specific kinds of listeners.

The new Nebulas include a pocket rocket and a serious home projector you can still carry around.

The good and the bad of wireless Bluetooth streaming for your favorite records.

Sonos has created a one-stop shop to show its progress and plans for the troubled Sonos app

If your turntable has a phono stage, just plug these in and go!

The Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Evo is no more. There's a brand new and even better Evo to take its crown.

Denon launches a more affordable model of A-series AVR

Sonos is reportedly preparing to launch a new high-end soundbar fairly soon once more, along with a new sub too.

This ultra-short throw projector's capable of a 100-inch image from just nine inches away, and it's capable of projecting images up to 150 inches.

OLED's future just got a little brighter, but don't expect to see the results in the shops any time soon – certainly on TVs.