Technology that people buy and use in their everyday lives. That includes consumer electronics such as audio, cameras, projectors and computer peripherals, alongside wearables, smart home devices, mobility products and consumer apps. If your product sits on a shelf, in an app store or in someone's pocket, we'd like to hear about it.

Through relationships with the journalists and reviewers who cover your category, built over years of working with them. We get to know what each reviewer looks for, make sure products reach the right people at the right time and give them the information they need to do the product justice. We also look for feature angles beyond the review, such as the design story, the people behind the product or a trend it's part of, so your brand gets coverage beyond launch week.

Yes. We match creators to products based on who their audience is and how well they fit your brand, then build campaigns that give them something interesting to make. Creators can reach audiences that traditional media doesn't, and their content often keeps working long after it's posted. We run influencer activity alongside media relations, so both tell the same story.

Yes. Consumer launches rarely stop at one border. We're part of PROI Worldwide, an international network of independent agencies, so we can bring in partners with local media and creator contacts across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific, while we keep the launch running to one plan and one message.

We have designed and delivered consumer tech PR for brands including Logitech, Epson, Panasonic, Technics, Blue Microphones, Spin and Bellabeat, covering product launches, reviews programmes, creator campaigns and events.

Alongside that sit three decades of work for B2B technology brands. Many consumer tech brands also sell to businesses, and we can support both sides of that story.

Most consumer tech brands work with us on a monthly retainer, which suits a steady reviews and features programme. Single launches, events and creator campaigns can also be run as projects. The budget depends on the scope of work and how many markets you want to cover, so the best first step is a conversation about your plans.

London is home to many of the UK's biggest consumer tech titles, national newsrooms and creators, and it's where a lot of brands base their UK and European operations. Being here means we know the market, the media and the reviewers, and we can be in the room for launches, briefings and events.

We're tech specialists too. We know our way around a spec sheet, and we know which details a reviewer will care about and which they'll skip.

Before a campaign starts, we agree with you on what success looks like. For consumer tech, that usually includes the reach and quality of your coverage, the tone of your reviews, how creator content performs and your share of voice against competing brands.

We also track what PR does for the wider business, such as search and AI visibility, traffic to your product pages and retailer listings, and its contribution to sales where the data allows. That way you can see what's working and where to put your effort next.