Another week down, and, per usual, a bunch of new tech and gadgets have been announced.
This past week, McIntosh released a special edition of its integrated turntable, Leica now makes its own 35mm film, and Schiit Audio introduced a next-gen version of its headphone amplifier. But that’s just scratching the surface.
Below, we’ve rounded up all the most interesting new releases and announcements you might have missed from the past week.
McIntosh MTI100 (Sun Records Limited Edition)
McIntosh teamed up with Sun Records — the famous record label that launched some of the most iconic names in rock and roll, such as Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash — to release a special edition version of its MTI100 integrated turntable. It’s exactly the same as the 2019-released original, but features a custom-printed glass plinth with Sun Records’ branding. It comes with a custom felt slipmat with Sun Records markings on it, too.
Bowers & WilkinsBowers & Wilkins 801 Abbey Road Limited Edition (Pair)
In celebration of its 45-year relationship with an iconic British recording studio, B&W has released a special edition version of its 801 D4 Signature floorstanding loudspeaker, which the brand calls its “very best loudspeaker.” They have a new look, with vintage walnut cabinets (inspired by the studio’s iconic interiors) and bespoke red Leather by Connolly trim (inspired by the studio’s red leather chairs). Bowers & Wilkins will only sell 140 pairs of these limited edition loudspeakers.
MophieMophie Charging Accessories (Summer Colors 2025)
Apple has started selling three of Mophie’s popular charging accessories in a new “bright” colorway that has accents of teal, orange, and purple. It’s the first time in several years that Mophie has gone away from its classic black and grey palette. The three special-edition products include Mophie’s powerstation plus 10k, its 3-in-1 travel charger and its USB-C charging cable (available in two lengths). All are exclusively available at Apple and cost the same price as their non-colorful brethren.
Wilson AudioWilson Audio Sabrina V
The Sabrina V is a new and improved version of the 2020-released Sabrina X, the Utah-based luxury hi-fi manufacturer’s smallest and most affordable floorstanding loudspeaker. The “V” has a similar look, but its front baffle is made with a new proprietary material, called H-Material, that helps improve its sound. It also borrows driver technologies from the company’s much larger and more expensive loudspeakers, including its flagship Chronosonic XVX floorstanding loudspeakers, which cost $329,000.
