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Lypertek PurePlay Z5 earbuds


size device enables music lovers to enjoy studio-grade sound quality both on the move and at home, whether via high-resolution Wi-Fi streaming with the add-on Poly streamer/player module, direct playback via smart devices such as phones and tablets, or the internal 2 TB-capable Micro SD slots. Music fans taking the new Mojo


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grew from four per cent volume share in Q4 2020 to six per cent in Q4 2021, as brands like Beats, Jabra and Jlab invested in the category – and it seems there’s plenty of room for new names to carve a niche. Creating a buzz is True Wireless specialist Lypertek,


its flagship PurePlay Z5 buds of particular interest as it’s the first from the brand to offer Active Noise Cancelling. Marco Lin, Founder of Lypertek, says the company


is putting a focus squarely on the aſter sales experience, with new firmware updates: “We believe that


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customer is of the most importance,” he says. The Lypertek Z5 earphones promise advanced


customisability through touch controls and dedicated PureControl ANC app, as well as crisp, musical


performance, courtesy of 10mm dynamic drivers and aptX Bluetooth. Tere’s also an Auto Power Off setting that improves overall battery life. A claimed battery life of around seven hours is another key selling point. Also offering an immersive personal listening


experience, the Cambridge Audio Melomania Touch True Wireless earbuds are another good option. Boasting up to an impressive 36 hours of active listening time, these are ready for any journey. Te Touch earbuds feature full Transparency mode


so the user can hear their surroundings fully with just a quick tap and without pausing their playlist. Of course, for a bit more oomph behind your music,


Chord Electronics launched the Mojo 2 portable DAC/ headphone amplifier in January this year; the pocket-


outdoors will benefit from improved battery life (over eight hours from a standard charge), the ability to share the headphone connections with a friend, thanks


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headphone outputs, plus class-leading build quality, courtesy of Mojo 2’s British- made aircraſt-grade aluminium anodised casework. Crucially, the new Mojo 2 benefits from the world’s


first lossless DSP technology: highly advanced tone controls that allow the device’s sound quality to be tailored to today’s wide-ranging headphones, myriad digital music file types, plus, of course, personal preference, with no loss in sound quality. Te Mojo 2 can be even be used to add greater


transparency to exiting outdoor-enabled systems, plus its rechargeable or purely mains-powered configuration options bring enormous flexibility.


Portable projector While there’s no shortage of outdoor audio gadgetry to put on display, video is less obviously served, which is why Samsung’s Freestyle portable projector (pictured above) is bound to excite buyers. This cute portable beamer is perfect for evening


movie nights and big sporting events, provided you can rig an outdoor screen – and of course, it’s just as good indoors, making it suitable for the living room or the kids’ bedroom. It also doubles as a wireless speaker and light. It’s ideal for outdoor use, insists Dan Hastings,


Director of TV & AV at Samsung Electronics: “With its 180-degree cradle stand, you can set up and project up to 100-inches instantly! Te device fits in one hand but can freely scale and move to watch whatever you want, wherever you want. You can also enjoy 360-degree sound and take it anywhere.” Ease of use is a major selling point. Setup is a doddle.


Cleverly, the Freestyle will automatically correct for any odd geometry and sharpen the picture. It can cast images up to 100-inches.


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Cambridge Audio Melomania Touch True Wireless earbuds


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