Another week down, and, per usual, a bunch of new tech and gadgets have been announced.

This past week, Sonus faber introduced a pair of $78,000 loudspeakers, Marshall revealed its first-ever party speaker, and Level announced a next-gen smart lock for Apple smart homes. 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.

Two tall, floor-standing speakers with a sleek, curved design and a matte reddish-brown finish. The front speaker shows three visible drivers: a small tweeter at the top, a midrange driver with a white cone below it, and two larger black woofers beneath. The speakers stand on metal spikes for stability, set against a matching reddish-brown background.Sonus faber

Sonus faber Amati Supreme

Sonus faber’s Amati Supreme is the brand’s high-end compact floorstanding loudspeaker. They have a 4.5-way design and, most notably, they are integrated with the same advanced “Voice of Sonus faber” (VOS) driver array — comprised of a tweeter, super tweeter and Camelia midrange driver — that’s featured in its flagship Suprema loudspeakers, which go for around $750,000. According to the brand, the loudspeakers blend “advanced engineering with Italian craftsmanship to achieve exceptional performance in a beautifully compact floor-standing silhouette.”

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A person holding a pair of black DJI wireless microphones with gray furry windshields. One microphone is held in the right hand, and the other is placed in an open black charging case held in the left hand. The background shows a wooden table and a softly lit room.DJI

DJI Mic 3

The DJI Mic 3 is the brand’s latest and most advanced wireless microphone system, designed specifically for content creators. Like its predecessor, the 2024-released Mic 2, the Mic 3 ships with two transmitters, one receiver and a charging case to hold them. However, the Mic 3 system is roughly half the size and weight of the Mic 2, and DJI upgraded it with superior performance, more internal storage and new features, such as adaptive gain controls and voice tone presets. As of August 2025, price and availability info have yet to be revealed.

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Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen)Bose

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen)

Bose announced the second-generation versions of its flagship noise-cancelling wireless earbuds earlier this summer, but they’re finally available. As far as looks and features, they don’t stray too far away from the 2023-released originals. However, Bose upgraded in several key ways. They promise even better adaptive noise-cancellation thanks to new and improved AI, as well as superior call clarity. The case now supports wireless charging. They also have new ear tips that feature a built-in wax guard to prevent buildup and audio degradation. Available in three colors: Black, White Smoke and Deep Plum.

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Marshall amplifier with a black textured front grille featuring illuminated small lights arranged in a pattern. The control panel at the top has gold knobs and switches, including volume, bass, treble, and input controls, with a prominent red power switch on the left. The Marshall logo is centered on the grille in gold. The amplifier is set against a dark, gradient background with a reflective surface below.Marshall

Marshall Bromley 750

Marshall’s Bromley 750 is the British audio manufacturer’s first-ever party speaker, which basically just means it’s a really large portable Bluetooth speaker with inputs for connecting microphones or instruments. The speaker plays 360-degree sound and promises more than 40 hours of playtime on a single charge. It also has integrated stage lighting (as seen in the above photo), which looks pretty cool. Additionally, it has a built-in handle and wheels to help you get from place to place — it weighs 52 pounds, after all.

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