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Editor at GadgetGuy, full-time doofus. Co-host @sifterHQ. Sports enthusiast. He/him. chris(at)gadgetguy(dot)com(dot)au
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This 3-in-1 vacuum is like the matryoshka dolls of appliances

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By Chris Button Verified
| Gadget Guy Australia
Many tech companies want to be the ultimate all-in-one device that renders everything else obsolete. In the world of vacuums, there’s a lot of versatility. But most appliances require add-ons or attaching different heads to suit different types of cleaning. An interesting approach to this conundrum comes from Shark with the PowerDetect Transformer. While it (sadly) doesn’t transform into a giant battle robot, the vacuum adapts in other, convenient-looking ways.
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Australians can now get Sennheiser’s debut clip-on headphones

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By Chris Button Verified
| Gadget Guy Australia
Earlier in the year, Sennheiser debuted the Accentum Clip, the renowned audio brand’s first clip-on open-ear headphones. At the time, there wasn’t a confirmed launch date in Australia, but the earbuds have since launched, joining Sennheiser’s diverse stable of headphones. Open-ear headphones are having their moment, with sales of the form factor rising to their highest levels so far.
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One of Sony’s most popular headphones is back with a twist

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By Chris Button Verified
| Gadget Guy Australia
Sony might be up to the XM6 (and the fancy ‘COLLEXION’) noise-cancelling headphones now, but there’s still a lot of love for its 2020 XM4 model. So popular is the XM4 that Sony has launched a new version, the WH-1000XM4C, with a few under-the-hood tweaks. Much of the headphones’ design is the same: they feature the same folding design as the original XM4, and the same four-mic active noise cancellation technology.
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