Braven BRV-X review
With the BRV-X, Braven is out to prove that a rough-and-tumble speaker doesn’t have to sound rough. Braven’s latest model packs all of the company’s best features and HD audio components into a tank-like frame. Not surprisingly, the results are pretty impressive.
Panasonic TC-50AS530U review
Looking to stand out in a saturated market, the new AS530 offers steady performance and a host of features typically reserved for higher-end TVs, rendering it a commendable machine for those who can afford it.
Sony SRS-X7 review
With the SRS-X series, Sony’s wireless speaker offerings take a huge leap forward. But, as we found with the X7, they aren’t without their quirks. We cover everything there is to like, and what may leave you wanting in our review.
JBL LSR305 review
JBL's LSR305 boast a lot of fancy tech, especially for a set of monitors under $300. But buzz words aside, these speakers offer a serious wallup of quality performance for the money.
Harman Kardon Esquire Mini review
Harman Kardon’s new found talent for chic design has never been more evident than in its elegant new Esquire Mini speaker. Unfortunately, the speaker’s sound signature is nearly as thin as its frame.
Shure SRH145 review
With its latest entry-level offering, Shure’s extremely affordable SRH145 offer a smooth upper register and powerful bass without the accompanying headache of many other budget buys.
Audeze EL-8 review
The newest member of the acclaimed Audeze family folds a wishlist of high-performance technologies into Audeze’s most affordable package yet. Step into audiophile sound for under a grand? Yes, please.
SVS Prime Series speaker system review
Bang-for-your-buck is both an overused term and a well-worn concept, but the SVS Prime Series speakers challenge preconceived notions with performance that well exceeds even the most far-flung expectations for their price.
AudioQuest NightHawk review
Audioquest’s freshman headphone effort mixes brilliant innovation with a powerful sound that brings big bass to the upper-class headphone genre.
Bowers & Wilkins P5 review
The P5 are a solid new entry into the burgeoning field of premium wireless headphones, but be prepared to take your bass with a punchy sprinkle of spice.
Panasonic TC-50CX600U 4K TV review
Panasonic jumps into the world of affordable 4K Ultra HD TVs with the bright and feature-packed TC-CX600u, but when the price is this low, there are always some sacrifices to be made.
Google Chromecast (2nd gen) review
Google’s Chromecast is back for round two. The second-gen device has been revamped, toting new features, a snazzier design, and brand new search functionality through a beefed up app.
V-Moda Crossfade Wireless review
V-Moda pours the foundation of its brilliant M-100 luxury headphones into a stylish new wireless offering, but those without a taste for booming bass need not apply.
Audeze Sine review
Audeze takes its quest for portable hi-fi headphones to a whole new level with the Sine, the company’s first ever on-ear planar magnetic cans, with an available Cipher Lightning cable.
Parrot Zik 3 review
The Parrot Zik 3 serve up a hefty helping of advanced features, with wireless charging and Apple Watch support paired with that familiar Zik sound.
Bragi Dash review
Loaded with sensors and smarts, the Dash barreled into the fully wireless earbud market with all the potential in the world. But their temperamental nature gives us cause to pause.
Marshall Major II Bluetooth headphones review
Marshall Headphones’ value-packed Major II get a wireless reboot. Offering intuitive control, impressive battery life, and solid wireless connection, there’s plenty to enjoy about these convenient cans.
Jays u-Jays review
Jays serves up a classic slice of Nordic minimalism with the new u-Jays. Matching elegant simplicity, easy comfort, and light, yet balanced sound, the u-Jays are a solid if not sonically humdrum headphone.
Hifiman Edition S review
With reversible open and closed-back modes, Hifiman’s latest headphones aren’t just its most affordable, they’re also its most versatile. But can the company bring its reputation for sterling audio performance along for the ride?
Devialet Phantom review
With earth-shaking bass and a soft enough touch to expose the finest of details, Devialet’s Phantom sets a new milestone in wireless multiroom audio. But is it really worth $2,000?
Oppo Sonica review
Oppo put the same designer behind its award-winning audiophile-grade headphones to work on a multiroom speaker, and the Sonica was born. Read on to find out how it stacks up.
Samsung UNKU7000 series 4K Ultra HD TV review
While not a slam dunk, Samsung’s KU7000 offers a smooth and modern interface, an attractive design, and solid 4K picture performance at a nice price to make it a serious contender for your living room.
Sharp LC-65UB30U review
Sharp may have left the American TV market, but not without a swan song. Sadly, however, rich black levels and detailed 4K resolution aren't enough for the UB30U to fend off the competition.
Bowers & Wilkins P9 review
Bowers and Wilkins pulls out all the stops for the P9, a powerful maniac in headphone form which glitters like gold, even while it bombards you with boom.
Audeze iSine 20 review
Audeze’s iSine 20 headphones may look odd, but they offer some of the best sound we’ve ever heard from an in-ear headphone.
Master and Dynamic MW50 review
New York-based audio brand Master & Dynamic may be new to premium headphones, but it’s catching up fast. The company’s new MW50 wireless headphones are already some of our favorites in the space.
Elac Uni-Fi UB5 review
The Uni-fi UB5 bookshelf speakers more than earn their silver thanks to powerful bass and gorgeous detail that only improves as your system is upgraded.
V-Moda Crossfade II Wireless review
V-Moda’s popular Crossfade wireless cans are back with a few new features, and a cleaner sound that keeps the boosted bass you love, while improving overall detail.
Blue Ella planar magnetic headphones review
Blue Microphone’s penchant for wild design has led to an impressively unique entry in the hi-fi segment with the Ella. which offer bold and beautiful sound powered by a built-in amp.
1More Quad Driver review
Chinese audio brand 1More has followed up its impressive Triple Driver headphones with the new Quad Driver phones, which offer even better detail and bigger bass. But are they worth the price?
Sennheiser HD 569 review
Sennheiser’s HD 569 headphones offer impressive sound, a sleek and comfy design, and great passive noise isolation. Check out our Sennheiser HD 569 review.
Bragi Dash Pro true wireless earbuds review
Bragi’s second wearable computer, the Dash Pro wireless earbuds, add more battery life and more features. Our Dash Pro review asks: Is more really better?
KEF Q150 bookshelf speakers review
KEF’s latest pair of Q-series bookshelves have been fully redesigned to offer sparkling treble, hefty bass, rich and warm mids, and a dimensional soundstage at a price that won’t cash out your savings.
Aperion Audio Verus II Grand review
In our Aperion Audio Verus II Grand review, we find out how well the company’s latest audiophile tower speakers stack up to the competition.