Loewe We. BEAM
> £849 > From loewe.tv/uk
Whether you’re binge-watching Slow Horses on Apple TV+ or watching the latest blockbuster movies at home, this projector will soon have you beaming from ear to ear. For not only is the We. BEAM from German TV and speaker maker Loewe stylish, it’s also slim, portable and can splash HD images up to 120-inches across on your living room wall.
While it can easily be connected to an Apple TV 4K, Blu-ray player and soundbar via HDMI CEC and ARC, you may not need to as it has support for Apple TV+, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube built-in. It also has two invisible speakers delivering up to 10W of music power, plus Bluetooth so you can play your favourite tunes wires-free. The only thing it lacks is a built-in battery, but you can hook up the projector to a power bank instead.
Ultimate Ears MINIROLL
> £69.99 > From ultimateears.com
This story is from the November 2024 edition of MacFormat UK.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the November 2024 edition of MacFormat UK.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
Final Cut Pro 11
Get up to speed on the powerful and smart new tools
Kensington SD5000T5
Could this Triple 4K Docking Station maximise Thunderbolt 5?
Creative Zen Hybrid SXFI
Affordable noise-cancelling headphones
Logitech MX Creative Console
The ultimate control pads for your Mac
BenO MA320U
Ideal for using your Mac notebook as a desktop
Marshall Emberton III
Big sound, small package
reMarkable Paper Pro |
Premium e-ink tablet is better in every way - except in price!
The ultimate Apple fitness guide
Discover some great ways you can use your iPhone and Apple Watch to get fitter and healthier in 2025
GENIUS TIPS
Rebuilding Spotlight indexes
Apple's Fusion camera
The new camera on iPhone 16 with multiple personalities explained