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[ad_1] Acclaimed portable audio brand Astell & Kern has engaged in what I’m going to call a “reverse Toyota.” The Japanese hero of affordable, reliable motoring...
[ad_1] I’ve been wearing the Even Realities G1 glasses for four months, and while many people have commented on my new frames, only two friends asked...
[ad_1] If you’re willing to spend more than $100, great headphones abound. Once Apple breached the wireless earbud dam with its initial AirPod model, excellent-sounding buds...
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[ad_1] It shouldn’t be this cheap to thoroughly enjoy the sound of John Wick as he breaks a real-life NBA player’s neck with a book. Yet...
[ad_1] Ninm Lab’s unique, see-through audio gadget combines a cassette player with a Bluetooth speaker. Play your vintage cassettes or stream music wirelessly via the included...
[ad_1] Even after I got the fit right, I noticed a darker, fuzzier sound signature than what I experienced in the original pair. This seems to...
[ad_1] The company has always had premium prices, but in certain categories the products haven’t always matched the brand’s prestige: 2010s attempts at noise-canceling earbuds were...
[ad_1] FiiO’s BT11 is a high-fidelity audio Bluetooth transmitter for devices with a USB-C port, including smartphones, laptops, and handheld gaming PCs. It uses a pair...
[ad_1] Switch between your computer and cell phone, and the headphones are smart enough to know it. You can answer a call on your phone while...
[ad_1] Buy a radio and only picking up static? There’s a few things that could be at play. Radio signals travel miles and miles to reach...
[ad_1] Tribit’s latest Stormbox Bluetooth speaker is so good for the money, you should probably just buy it. The sound is clear and peppy. The design...
[ad_1] Photograph: Michael Sawh Rather ambitiously, Shokz promises these sports headphones can deliver clear highs and natural mids and that the new dual air conduction unit...
[ad_1] Most people won’t be listening to the Everboom on their desktop, of course, so I did most of my testing outdoors, where the speaker really...
[ad_1] The first Dyson headphones, the Zone (4/10, WIRED Review), with their attachable air filter for cynical techno-futurists, were so ridiculous and stupid it was hard...
[ad_1] Sports cars tend to be less common, and more aspirational, than SUVs or people-carriers. Headphones with planar magnetic drivers tend to be less common, and...
[ad_1] The third generation of IKEA’s VAPPEBY Bluetooth speaker is its largest yet, measuring 8″x 8″. In classic IKEA fashion, the speaker’s minimalist design makes it...
[ad_1] As soon as you want to hear the same music in multiple rooms, you understand why so many people love Sonos. When it comes to...
[ad_1] There’s an elegance to efficiency. Doing as much as possible with as few resources as you can requires coming up with clever solutions that you...
[ad_1] For those of us who can’t stop listening to music on the go, the past decade has been a whirlwind. We’ve seen the rise of...
[ad_1] Streaming from a mix of AAC files from Apple Music on the iPhone 15 Pro, and both Qobuz and Spotify using the aptX compatible Sony...