Bose's QuietComfort Earbuds II improve on the company's previous design with a much smaller size, a new custom tuning feature, and longer battery life.
Angry Miao's Cyberblade wireless earbuds have the kind of low latency that gamers need, but it's their gorgeous industrial design that truly sets them apart.
Polk Audio's new MagniFi Max AX and AX SR are Dolby Atmos soundbars that have up-firing drivers and Wi-Fi connectivity, making them strong Sonos alternatives.
We liked LG's XBoom 360 speaker, but we like the look of the new X03 model even more now that it has improved sound, battery life, and water resistance.
We went searching for problems with the Jabra Elite 5 and simply couldn't find any. For $150, they're as close to a no-brainer purchase as you're likely to get.
Bang & Olufsen has released its latest Dolby Atmos soundbar -- the Beosound Theatre -- and it's a glorious work of art and design that starts at $6,890.
Leaked photos have led to a report that Sonos is working on a replacement for its aging flagship that could support Bluetooth, spatial audio, and more.
Ever heard or read a reference to audio codecs and wondered what the heck they are? Give us five minutes and we'll bring you up to speed, with no geek-speak.
Mark Levinson's hugely expensive No. 5909 wireless noise canceling headphones cost $999 – $400 more than their closest competitor. Are they worth it?
Klipsch has finally released its T10 wireless earbuds, but with a twist: They'll be sold by Ear Micro as a bespoke wearable with prices that start at $2,500.
LG's Tone Free T90Q bring head-tracking spatial audio to both iOS and Android users alike, breaking Apple's monopoly on the immersive listening feature.
Roku streaming devices are the best in the game, but you may not be using yours to its full potential. Here are Roku tips and tricks to help remedy that.
After a rocky three-year history, Spotify has discontinued its Car Thing, a $90 device that was meant to make the service easier to access while driving.
Marshall has new versions of its Woburn, Stanmore, and Acton home Bluetooth speakers that are ready for LE Audio in the future via app-based software updates.
Available in three colors, the Ultimate Ears UE Drops aren't cheap at $449, but they offer something no other wireless earbuds can: a truly custom fit.
Chinese gramophone maker, Fennessy has knocked it out of the park with its stunning, modern Donut -- a $2,000 record player that you can't get in the U.S.
The latest version of Bluetooth for audio, known as Bluetooth LE Audio, has been finalized, which means we'll soon see a raft of new wireless audio products.
Want a fantastic deal on a great set of wireless earbuds? Look no further than Soundcore's Liberty 3 Pro, a 9/10 product that's almost half price for Prime Day.