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Steve May

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Covers:  Home entertainment, AV, consumer electronics, marine (yacht) technology, digital signage, smart home products, food & drink, premium spirits
Doesn't Cover: IT, automotive, agriculture, construction
Writer & Editor. Creator of Home Cinema Choice, Editor The Luxe Review, writes for Trusted Reviews, Inside CI, StereoNET, T3, Boat Int, Louder- Former blue tick

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Steve May’s Biography

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Steve May is a technology specialist, with more than thirty years experience writing about consumer electronics (TV display technologies, home theatre and stereo audio).

Steve is the Editor of lifestyle guide The Luxe Review, and is a contributor to The Guardian, Trusted Reviews, T3, Expert Reviews and Boat International.

He’s also the editor of professional home cinema website Inside CI, and a reviewer of premium spirits.

Steve May’s Journalist Portfolio

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Do you really need to buy a new TV? Seven simple ways to upgrade your setup (some are even free)

Do you really need to buy a new TV? Seven simple ways to upgrade your setup (some are even free)

Don't splash out just yet! From a system update to better room lighting, a little fine-tuning could save you …

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Bass-ic Instinct: All You Need is Sub

Bass-ic Instinct: All You Need is Sub

Steve May celebrates subwoofers, shows you how to get the best from them, and suggests some punchy ones to bu…

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TCL touts SQD-MiniLED as top TV option - Inside CI

TCL touts SQD-MiniLED as top TV option - Inside CI

TCL used its recent Paris trade showcase to unveil its 2026 TV line-up, with a clear emphasis on its evolving…

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BenQ GP520 Review

BenQ GP520 Review

The BenQ GP520 is a bright, sharp, easy to use projector that is enormous fun with movies, sports, and gaming

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Panasonic Z90B review: Is this 48-inch OLED a winner?

Panasonic Z90B review: Is this 48-inch OLED a winner?

Is this the best-performing small-screen OLED TV you can buy right now?

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The best TVs you can buy for under £500

The best TVs you can buy for under £500

Our picks of the best 4K and Full TV smart TVs you can buy for under £500 in the UK, from top brands includin…

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Articles

Marantz refreshes best-selling Hi-Fi range with stylish Model 70 amp and CD 70 player

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By Steve May Verified
| The Luxe Review
Marantz has refreshed its entry-level Hi-Fi range with the launch of the Model 70 integrated amplifier and CD 70 player, successors to the award-winning PM6007 and CD6007. The new components combine the brand’s familiar warm, detailed sound with contemporary connectivity, and adopt Marantz’s latest design language – which to be honest, is gorgeous –  with full-width chassis styling, available in Black and Silver-Gold finishes.
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Exclusive Fortnum & Mason Winnie the Pooh Hunny collection is too sweet to resist

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By Steve May Verified
| The Luxe Review
Luxury retailer Fortnum & Mason has teamed up with Disney to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Winnie the Pooh. The collaboration spans exclusive honey, hampers, homeware and a themed Afternoon Tea, bringing a little of the Hundred Acre Wood to Piccadilly. At the heart of the collection is what Fortnum’s describes as the world’s first official Disney Winnie the Pooh 100 Aker Wood Hunny.
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Marshall recreates Green Day ‘Dookie’ guitar tone in signature Billie Joe Armstrong amp

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By Steve May Verified
| The Luxe Review
Marshall has unveiled its first artist signature amplifier in more than a decade, partnering with Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong to create the 1959BJA Artist Signature. Inspired by the guitarist’s Dookie-era sound, the new handwired valve head blends one of rock’s most recognisable guitar tones with the British amplifier maker’s classic 1959HW platform.
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