consumer electronics

Who knew that you can now get practice amp dongles that plug into a guitar and just transmit to your own headphones, leaving your neighbours in peace and quiet?

We haven't featured a teardown for a while, and this is a good one: an iFixit teardown of the very new (and very expensive) Apple Vision Pro.

The Meta Quest 3 - the latest version of the VR headset developed by Meta's Reality Labs - was released last week and it's not taken iFixit long to start their teardown!

The repair-specialists iFixit have taken the unusual step of retroactively dropping its iPhone 14 official Repairability Score. An Apple practice called 'parts pairing' is to blame...

Part of Gadget Master's remit is covering cutting edge consumer tech, so let's find room for the Asus ProArt Studiobook 16 3D OLED laptop, featuring the glasses-free 3D technology the company calls Spatial Vision.

I'm sure there are a few gamers among the Gadget Master readers, so this may be of interest: a study of the most energy efficient game controllers. The Top Five to be precise.

Time to slot a new book onto our Gadget Master Library shelves: Open Circuits - The Inner Beauty of Electronic Components, by Windell Oskay and Eric Schlaepfer.

SpaceX's Starlink satellite broadband service is starting to materialise: the company has started taking pre-orders for its Flat High Performance Starlink for people on the go.

It's good to hear of common household tech getting recycled so cleverly: researchers turning music CDs into flexible biosensors that are inexpensive and easy to manufacture.

What time is it? Time for an iFixit teardown of the new Apple Watch Ultra. How ultra is it, exactly, and how repairable can a watch be?