The Menu

Put the record on, drop the lid, and the tonearm returns itself when the side is done. Automatic done right, not a suitcase with a needle glued to a beam.

Suitcase turntables chew records and sound like a toy. The LP70X is the first table that lets you play vinyl without learning how to cue a tonearm.

Magnetic switches with travel you can actually set, plus wireless that does not feel like a compromise. It sounds like a real board and still fits a bag.

Membrane keyboards are how wrists get tired and typing gets mushy. The K2 HE is the wireless board you keep after the experiment phase is over.

Sixty-five watts in a charger that folds into a jeans pocket and still feeds a laptop. GaN is why the brick finally got small enough to carry on purpose.

The free charger in the box is slow and huge. This one does the laptop and the phone from one outlet, then disappears so you stop leaving bricks behind.