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T3 Quiz #7, 19th June 2026 – leaked Beats headphones, new Google speakers and a Lego hypercar

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T3 Quiz.

Welcome back to another edition of T3's Quiz. This is the place to test your knowledge of the tech world this week.

It's been a busy old week, with leaked Beats headphones and new Snap Specs arriving on the scene.

Have you been keeping up to date? Give the quiz below a go to see if you can top the leaderboard:

How we put the T3 Quiz together

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Here at T3, we publish hundreds of articles each week looking at the latest and greatest products from the world of technology and gadgets. The answers to each of the questions in the quiz above can be found in an article on the website, meaning you can bolster your score by simply having a read.

Whether you learn about what exactly the Nutribullet Chill is, how many LEGO pieces are needed to build its new Koenigsegg model, or what the name of Snapdragon's new XR chip is, you'll be set to improve.

Previous T3 Quizzes

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If you enjoyed that one, there's more to try your luck with. Here are some of our other recent quizzes:

Further reading

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If you're looking to brush up even more, here are some extra pieces of reading which might give you a helping hand:

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