Verity Burns is an Associate Editor at Gear. She specializes in consumer technology and electronics, covering the latest trends and innovations within the tech industry. Verity's work has been featured in notable publications such as TWICE, Good Housekeeping, WIRED, and TechRadar, among others.
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Verity Burns primarily covers deals, promotions, and reviews related to audio equipment and technology. Her articles focus on providing insights into the latest products available in the market. Therefore, she may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new product launches or those that provide expert analysis of trends in the audio equipment industry.
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By: Verity Burns
300W of power, tons of connections, and a super-slick design — what's not to love?
By: Verity Burns
Convenience has become a much more acceptable concept in hi-fi these days. No longer shorthand for compromise, its importance for modern listeners
By: Verity Burns
The new enormous flagship speakers are some of the most powerful I’ve ever heard
By: Verity Burns
The new enormous flagship speakers are some of the most powerful I've ever heard One of music's greatest abilities is to move its listeners.
By: Verity Burns
One of music's greatest abilities is to move its listeners. Usually that's an emotional experience, but listening to the JBL Summit Everest speakers, I quickly remembered it can be physical too.
By: Verity Burns
The Dali Vega all-in-one has got some pretty interesting tricks up its sleeve, and there's one that I think could be very useful
By: Verity Burns
New hi-res skills, same old design — for better and worse Not that long ago, I stumbled across my old AudioQuest DragonFly Red USB DAC when rearranging a work cupboard.
By: Verity Burns
Yamaha's setting itself up for a titanic battle by rivalling KEF with its new NX-70A wireless active speakers
By: Verity Burns
These quick calculations could help you choose the right size of TV for your room, and where you should be sitting for the best experience.
Pros In a world where tech only seems to be getting more expensive, it's refreshing to see a product that refuses to follow suit.
