Verity is a freelance technology journalist and former Multimedia Editor at What Hi-Fi?.
Having chalked up more than 15 years in the industry, she has covered the highs and lows across the breadth of consumer tech, sometimes travelling to the other side of the world to do so. With a specialism in audio and TV, however, it means she's managed to spend a lot of time watching films and listening to music in the name of "work".
You'll occasionally catch her on BBC Radio commenting on the latest tech news stories, and always find her in the living room, tweaking terrible TV settings at parties.
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LG's G4 OLED has been announced, but how does it compare with its predecessor? We put them head to head to find out.

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Bose is set to launch new open-ear headphones at CES 2024, that sit outside the ear canal to keep listeners more aware of their surroundings.

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The new Audio Pro C20 offers a great selection of connection options for wired and wireless playback.

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Samsung is looking to replicate the success of its Frame TV, but this time with audio.

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Shanling is returning to the CD player market after 20 years with the CD-T35, but its limited-run player won't come cheap.

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Samsung has announced the date for Galaxy Unpacked 2024 when we'll likely see its new Galaxy S24 smartphone unveiled.

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Sony is one of the greats of the AV world, but what does it have up its sleeve for 2024? Here are our predictions.

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It's been a difficult year for the multi-room giant, but expect product announcements galore in 2024 – including one that might surprise you.

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Gift Guides If you've still got presents to buy for the hi-fi fan in your life, we've picked out some of our favourite products under £200 to help with those last-minute gifts.

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New receiver offers powerful two-channel sound with advanced HDMI connectivity and music streaming capabilities

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Nokia gets nostalgic at Mobile World Congress 2018 (and also refreshes its entire range of Android smartphones).

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The three-strong range, announced at MWC 2018, offers high-resolution audio support via the headphone jack, and boasts Harman Kardon-tuned speakers.

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Sony has launched its wireless open-ear earbuds, which let noise in from your surroundings for a "dual-listening" experience.

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The new flagship line-up offers HDR playback with SDR-to-HDR upconversion, but loses the headphone jack as Sony focuses on wireless.

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Samsung has confirmed the details of its two new flagship smartphones, which include design improvements, AKG-tuned stereo speakers and Samsung's most advanced smartphone cameras yet.

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It's been over 30 years since Jim Henson's Labyrinth hit our cinemas, but can the 4K HDR treatment breathe new life into the fantasy cult classic?

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From Sony's world-first 4K HDR smartphone to Samsung's AKG-tuned tablet, MWC 2017 was a good year for sound and vision fans...

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Amazon's new Fire TV Stick is faster, smarter and fluent in Alexa. Here are all the new features you need to know about.

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With two 4K OLED ranges and a brand new three-strong LCD 4K HDR line-up, plus HLG support throughout, there's a lot of TV tech crammed into the 2017 Panasonic TV line-up...

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Sony announced some long-awaited kit at its CES 2017 press conference, including the Bravia A1 OLED TV, a 4K Blu-ray player and a Dolby Atmos soundbar.

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LG has used CES 2017 to announce brand new OLED and 4K UHD LCD TV ranges, alongside support for Dolby Atmos and new HDR formats.

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The PM-10 amplifier and SA-10 disc player replace the 12-year-old Legendary series.

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The £3600 premium floorstanders are a departure from the rest of the brand's more affordable line up, and offer new drivers and cabinet improvements.
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