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These brand new Bose headphones deliver best-in-class noise-cancelling – and you can already save £51
4+ min ago (473+ words) We've only just published our review " but there are already deals to be had Looking to get some great deals on new products this Black Friday? You're in luck. The ink is still drying on our review, but the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are getting in on the Black Friday action already. You can get the shiny new cans for "399 at Amazon now. That's a good "50 off the (recent) launch price of "450. There's also 60 days of Audible included to sweeten the deal. With best-in-class noise cancellation, a smart, folding design, effective spatial audio and lossless audio playback via USB-C, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) come absolutely stacked with features. Considering they've just been released, this "51 saving is very good indeed. Bose has long set the benchmark for noise cancellation in wireless over-ear headphones, and these new flagship cans…...
This 55-inch Freely TV can replace Sky, is Mini-LED, 144Hz and almost 50% off – so what's the catch?
10+ min ago (398+ words) Surely the Hisense U7QT at "529 is a typo? Well, prepare to be astonished There are plenty of TV bargains this Black Friday, with top-line manufacturers slashing the prices of its 2025 models in time for the holiday season " when TV viewing it set to rise. But few of the deals I've found so far are as good as this one. Hisense is one of the few makers to build Freely into its sets, and as such they can be an ideal Sky Glass alternative if you would rather stream your channels for free. One of them, the Hisense U7Q Pro received five stars in our review in August, and now another member of the same family has plummeted by almost 50%. And considering you won't have to pay for your TV service, its "529 price ticket for a 55-inch model seems mind-blowing. Sure, it's not…...
If you want to remove all the cables off your gaming desk, these are the picks we recommend this Black Friday
12+ min ago (630+ words) Your gaming desk is a sacred thing, so spilling liquid, dropping crumbs, and draping wires all over it can ruin your gaming space. Luckily, good wireless gear is only getting more reasonably priced over time, and Black Friday is a great time to make that upgrade. I think I can convince you this is a headset well worth looking at with one bite of the cherry300-hour battery life. Yep, that's not a typo. To this day, the longest-lasting gaming headset we've ever tested, the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless isn't just a one-trick pony, as it also sounds great and is remarkably comfortable to boot. The mic is merely average, but otherwise, it's a superstar. Key specs: 40 mm drivers | 20-20,000 Hz | Closed-back | Wireless | 300-hour battery life Price check: Best Buy $130.99 If you're looking for a cheap pair of earbuds with some premium…...
Insane camera at an insanely low price for Black Friday
13+ min ago (273+ words) With 61 megapixels of greatness, the Sony A7R V is one of the best cameras we've ever tested " and this Walmart Black Friday deal is the lowest price you'll find. If you've been waiting for the right time to buy your dream camera, Black Friday is the ideal time. The Sony A7R V " our optics writer's favourite camera " is $913 cheaper at Walmart than on Amazon, and at any other retailer we've found it. Do yourself a favor and buy the Sony A7R V from Walmart before Black Friday is over. The big and bright 9.44 million dot EVF is clear as day with no rolling shutter, and the LCD screen can orient to quite literally any position and angle you can imagine. Due to its overall power and the size of the files, we'd recommend investing in some fast cards that will be able to…...
xTool Launches F2 Ultra UV, a True Glass Master and Ultra-Precise Laser
15+ min ago (383+ words) PR Newswire | SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- xToo SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ " xTool, a global leader in desktop laser cutters and smart fabrication tools, today announced the F2 Ultra UV, a 5W galvo UV laser built for creators, retailers, and small businesses seeking ultra-fine detail, damage-free results, and versatile multi-material capability. Designed for high-end customization, in-store personalization, and professional studios, it expands xTool's material compatibility and creates new commercial opportunities across retail, luxury gifting, and bespoke production. [xTool F2 Ultra UV: The Ultimate Laser for Ultra-Precise Engraving] Powered by a 355 nm industrial-grade UV laser, the system uses a short-wavelength beam that is readily absorbed by most materials, including transparent, fragile, and heat-sensitive substrates. It handles materials that other laser types often fail to process, such as glass, crystal, plastics, acrylic, and ceramics. With a spot size under 10 microns, far finer than other…...
Pixel Watch not measuring walks correctly? It could all come down to stride
19+ min ago (350+ words) First noticing a discrepancy a few weeks back, almosttan initially suspected that their Watch 4 was computing walk distance by multiplying the number of steps taken by their entered stride length, rather than actually using GPS measurements. And after testing that theory across a few other modes of locomotion, it's looking increasingly plausible. Check out these two journeys, back and forth from the same points. Granted, the route taken is a little different between them, but that on its own doesn't seem to explain the massive disconnect in distance reported. Just to double-check, we measured both of those in Google Maps. The bicycle ride is just about right on the money: But when we're looking at the walk, the actual distance traveled turns out to be over four times as far as what the watch reports: Now, this makes us very…...
I'm an Apple Watch reviewer, and I've picked out the 12 best Apple Watch deals on the web right now
33+ min ago (867+ words) I've collected the best Black Friday Apple Watch deals from around the net The cheapest? In the US, the last few Apple Watch SE 2s (40mm) are available for $129 at Walmart. You can also grab a record-low price on this year's Apple Watch SE 3, starting at a discount of $199 (was $249) at Amazon for the 40mm model, with a $50 discount on the 44mm model and LTE capable versions too. In the UK, you can grab the Apple Watch SE 2 from "159 (was "199) at Amazon UK, another historic low, but stock is scarce, so move fast! Check out the deals in full below " and of course, you can visit our Black Friday deals hub for all the early discounts so far. Record-low price: This $50 price drop takes one of the latest Apple Watch models down to its lowest price ever. This deal is the best around right…...
Apple Set to Overtake Samsung in 2025 Smartphone Shipments as iPhone 17 Booms
35+ min ago (1167+ words) Apple is on track to dethrone Samsung as the world's largest smartphone maker in 2025, with a new industry forecast showing iPhone shipments finally edging ahead of Galaxy devices for the first time in around 14 years. According to research firm Counterpoint, Apple is expected to ship about 243 million iPhones this year, compared with roughly 235 million smartphones from Samsung, giving Apple an estimated 19.4% share of global smartphone shipments versus Samsung's 18.7%. [1] Counterpoint's latest Global Smartphone Forecast for 2025 paints a clear picture of a market that is slowly recovering " and increasingly tilted toward Apple at the top end. [3] Key numbers from the forecast: Apple's iPhone shipments are projected to grow around 10% in 2025, more than double the roughly 4.65% growth expected for Samsung's smartphone portfolio. [4] It's important to note that these figures are shipments, not direct end'user sales. As CNBC's summary of the report points out,…...
Planning a PC upgrade? HP warns of higher prices ahead
38+ min ago (390+ words) What's happened? If you are planning to buy a PC, you might want to do it sooner rather than later. HP says that PC and laptop prices are likely to rise next year because memory-chip costs have surged. In a recent earnings call, HP CEO Enrique Lores warned that due to rapidly rising prices for RAM, future PC products might ship with less memory or cost more, depending on market conditions. This is important because: Memory chips make up a significant part of a PC's total cost. As more memory is diverted to support expanding AI infrastructure, fewer modules are left for consumer devices. That squeeze can lead manufacturers to ship PCs with less RAM or charge more for the same hardware. Lower-end and budget PCs are most vulnerable because they have thinner profit margins. According to Lores, those are…...
My Wireless Headphones Used to Disconnect Constantly. Here's What Finally Fixed It
39+ min ago (688+ words) There's no need to buy a brand-new set of wireless headphones. A few easy tweaks can have them working perfectly again. Most random wireless headphone disconnects come down to interference, range limits, battery issues or outdated software. Picture this: You're walking with your favorite wireless headphones on, blasting your latest hyperfixation song. It's approaching the scream-worthy bridge that somehow gets better and better with every listen. The melody picks up, the instrumentation swells, maybe the beat drops and then -- The sounds cuts out to silence, and you're left totally and completely exasperated about what could have possibly interrupted your jam." Read also: I Never Fly Without Using These 3 Noise-Canceling Headphone Habits Most random wireless headphone disconnects come down to interference, range limits, battery issues or outdated software. Here are some techie explanations for why your wireless headphones might be on…...