Music and pizza, is there a better combination?
We think not, which is why there’s ample audio tech on offer in this week’s Lust List and one very special pizza oven that caught our eye.
If making music is your thing, then you may be interested to read our feature on using tech to learn to play. Fancy getting started? Then you’ll want to arm yourself with one of Fender’s sumptuous American Professional guitars.
Meanwhile, if you just want to soak up some tunes then we’ve got a new speaker and some new headphones to get excited about.
Of course, those are just a few slices on this week’s hot ‘n’ spicy list. Read on for the cheese-filled, stuffed crust tech and gadgets we’ve come across. Okay, that’s enough pizza chat for now.
Fender American Professional II
This electric guitar rocks Fender’s signature style, rolled fretboard edges, a cold-rolled steel bridge and classic-sounding Strat tones through V-Mod II pickups.
The result? An axe that’s both versatile and comfortable to play.
From £1,599, shop.fender.com
Fairphone 3+
If you like the idea of a phone that’s people- and plane-friendly, this communicator’s crafted from recycled plastic said to be the equivalent of a 330ml bottle, and comes with improved cameras and speakers.
£425 (pre-order), shop.fairphone.com
Sage Pizzaiolo
Can’t get to your favourite pizza eaterie during lockdown? Don’t fear, this countertop cooker heats up to 400C to replicate brick-oven heat for wood fired-style pizza at home, from fresh to frozen.
£699.95, sageappliances.com
Huawei Sound X
You’ve got to applaud Huawei’s debut audio efforts, which borrows the highend audio prowess of French audio brand Devialet to create this luxurious touch display-toting cylindrical speaker with dual exposed woofers that vibrate for visual effect.
£199, consumer.huawei.com
Noerden Liz Smart Bottle
If you’re not very good when it comes to drinking the recommended daily litre of water to stay hydrated, this bottle will remind you to hydrate with a flashing LED and keeps your H2O clean with an internal UV light.
From £59.99, currys.co.uk
Garmin Vivofit Jr 3
Garmin’s sprog-friendly and waterproof activity tracker boasts a new watch-like design with Disney princess and Marvel superhero stylings and continues to monitor those essential metrics, like sleep, steps, and activity, with the latter unlocking educational adventures.
£79.99 (available December), buy.garmin.com
Beats Flex
Fun, fuss-free and, yes, affordable, these entry-level wireless ’phones cram Beats’ signature sound into a wireless neckband design. Music lovers on a budget can join the party at last. You can read our full review of the Beats Flex here.
£49.99, apple.com/uk
Chromecast with Google TV
You’re gawping at one of the best 4K video streamers around thanks to the Google TV platform, excellent HDR visuals with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and an excellent voice remote to search for content with the help of Google Assistant. You can read our full review of the Chromecast with Google TV here.
£59.99, store.google.com
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