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    • About UsHello and welcome to Let’s Talk Tech, a UK based tech blog mainly covering reviews of consumer technology, news, and a few hints & tips to help you get the most out of your tech! Here’s a little bit about our team: Fabio Virgi Founder & Editor. I’m a tech geek from London, UK. By day I’m trying to grow Paddle.com, and during my spare time, I’m either eating or checking out the latest news & products in the tech world. I started Let’s Talk Tech because I wanted to write about my experiences with tech, in the hope that it’d help others in the process. You can read my latest articles here. Pedro Lobo Senior Editor. A System Administrator by day and freelance technology writer by night. I put words together to express my opinionated views on software, hardware or anything that strikes my fancy. Said words can be found in a variety of places, among which my blog. When not spending time with my family and taking photographs, I can be found on App.net & Twitter. You can read my latest articles here. Mark Myerson Senior Editor. Mark is best known for writing about apps, but he also loves the tactile, hardware side of technology. Being a professional photographer, he’s pretty handy…
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What’s makes Riva’s Arena & Festival speakers special? Interview with Riva Audio founders

I was recently invited by Riva Audio to experience a demo of their two multi-room speakers: the Riva Arena, and Riva Festival. Let me tell you right off the bat, that both of these speakers Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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UE Wonderboom speaker review: My new favourite Bluetooth travel speaker

At the beginning of 2017 I would have recommended the UE Roll 2 as the go-to travel-friendly speaker. Considering how good it sounds, the Roll 2 is surprisingly small and can fit into just about Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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Edifier M3200BT 2.1 speakers review: A stylish audio upgrade for your desk

Just like TVs, computer monitors don’t usually come with the best of speakers — often producing flat and tinny sound. Speaker systems like the Edifier M3200BT are a great way to add some style to Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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UE Roll 2: A waterproof, portable and powerful Bluetooth speaker

After reviewing the original UE Roll it earned itself the title of my favourite compact speaker. It’s the kind of versatile speaker I could use during my karaoke sessions in the shower, take away with me Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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KitSound Stadium 120 Soundbar & Subwoofer Review

The Good: The Stadium 120 soundbar packs good sound quality and a range of connectivity options. The Bad: It’s difficult to adjust the treble, bass and volume settings without any clear indicators or displays. The Bottom Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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Giveaway: Win a KitSound Malmo Bluetooth speaker worth £100

I’ve partnered with KitSound to give away a Malmo Bluetooth speaker (worth £100 / $140) to one lucky winner. It’s an international giveaway so anybody can enter, and it’ll be live for a month. About the KitSound Read more…

Fabio Virgi
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UE Roll Speaker Review: A Compact & Versatile Bluetooth Speaker

The Good: The UE Roll combines quirky design, solid build quality, and truly impressive sound quality for a speaker of this size. The Bad: Its rear flap could close a little tighter, but it’s never Read more…

Fabio Virgi
KitSound Boom Evolution Review: Big Booming Box
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KitSound Boom Evolution Speaker Review: Big Booming Box

The Good: Huge sound, decent looks, good connectivity The Bad: Poor trebles, plasticky build quality, expensive for its features The Bottom Line: For the audio perfectionist, the Boom Evolution may fail to impress. For bass lovers, it will Read more…

Mark Myerson
Kitsound Cayman Wireless 2.1 Speaker Review: A Mixed Bag
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Kitsound Cayman Wireless 2.1 Speaker Review: A Mixed Bag

The Good: Decent design, wireless connectivity, good remote control, loud and bassy sound The Bad: Lacklustre looks, plasticky parts, poor touch controls, sound quality degradation at high frequencies The Bottom Line: At £200, the Cayman Read more…

Mark Myerson
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Ministry Of Sound Launch New Audio Range In ‘The Box’

Ministry of Sound, the world-famous nightclub and music brand, this week launched its Ministry of Sound Audio Range, featuring a host of premium audio devices including portable wireless speakers, Wi-Fi connected multi-room home speakers and Read more…

Simon Wilce

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