Technics is well known for its hi-fi systems, turntables and speakers ... These include a quoted 1500 nits full-screen brightness (when paired with an ultra-bright 2.9 grain screen) and 5000:1 ...

We knew about Technics' new earbuds upgrade long before ... The Ultrahuman Rare might just be your best bet. Starting at £1,500 ($1,900), it’s the most expensive smart ring we’ve ever seen ...

There are dozens of superb turntables on the market, but record players don't tend to enjoy the most frequent, or indeed generous, discounts in comparison with the likes of wireless earbuds or ...

Then Technics took the DJ market by storm with the iconic SL-1200 direct drive turntable. It seemed nothing could stop Technics from dominating the audio market. And then nothing happened.

It’s because they’re all based on what remains one of the best DJ turntables, the mighty Technics SL-1200 and its near-identical twin, the SL-1210. Quickly adopted by early hip-hop, disco, and house ...

Rather than opting for a simple spec bump, Technics went back to the drawing board to offer actual results—proof that the venerable turntable brand is putting a new, well, spin on its identity ...

Launched in 1965 as a HiFi moniker under parent company Matsushita (now known as Panasonic), Technics’ first product was a humble two-way loudspeaker. But the company really made its mark in the ...

On the other hand, Technics remains relatively unknown to most buyers — especially those too young to remember the company’s heyday in the late 1970s and ’80s, when a turntable was just one ...

Find out more about how we test. Technics has started its 60th year with a bang. While the Japanese brand may be best known for its direct drive turntables and hi-fi electronics, it has decided to ...