Tony Ware is the Editor, Commerce & Gear for PopSci.com (and PopPhoto.com). He has a diverse range of interests, focusing on retail, e-commerce, and consumer technology, while also exploring themes related to animals and beauty. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Popular Science, Knowledia, and Yahoo.
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Tony Ware's coverage primarily focuses on deals, promotions, and product reviews related to audio technology, electronics, house & home items, and gaming. He seems particularly interested in promotional deals and gift guides.
If you have a new electronic or audio-related product launch, discount promotion deal or an innovative gadget that fits within Tony’s areas of interest such as home tech devices like speakers or headphones, it will likely resonate with him. Moreover, if your pitch includes exclusive access to review a highly anticipated consumer tech product launch or offering special discounts/deals for his audience it could be well received.
Keep in mind that Tony doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus so pitches should appeal to an international audience unless specified otherwise by the journalist.
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By: Tony Ware
Most new wireless active noise-canceling headphones can be explained in a one-pager. Nothing's new flagship Headphone (1) Pro has, and needs, a 26-page PDF. OK, some of it is splash pages and section dividers, but at least half are a feature-rich showcase of what distinguishes the London-based brand and its mission “to make tech fun and inspire self-expression.” Whether custom EQs that let you tune independent components of a triple-driver array are fun depends on your personality, but it certainly syncs with our definition of delight. And even if a Flat EQ switch for sonic clarity isn't your thing, the Headphone (1) Pro's transparent design language may be. So let's do our best to summarize what goes into getting so much out of this headphone.
By: Tony Ware
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By: Tony Ware
Wandering around Milan, you come across two kinds of power: the kind you can observe and the kind you can only feel. That first one is obvious, all incense-soaked architecture and ascendant liturgies. The second, though, is more understated in pauses, glances, murmured blessings, and other hushed, huddled choreography.
The death of the disc has been greatly exaggerated. Whether your preferred platters are shiny or groovy, companies are producing new … spins … on how to play CDs and LPs. Just this week, NAD Electronics announced a CD player, while Cambridge Audio and Andover Audio have turntables. Meanwhile, Focal-Naim elevates its immersive connected audio hub, for those audiophiles that have embraced an all-in-one system with expressive
By: Tony Ware
Just when you think Sony's 2026 product parade is over, there's one more thing for audiophiles to add to their Christmas wishlist. While the first half of the year focused on playback devices (
