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.
Audiophile turntable makers Pro-Ject expand their noise-suppressing True Balanced lineup with two new turntables, the X1 B and X2 B, but there's a catch.
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.
True wireless earbuds all have to live in a case, so why not make that case, a phone? That seems to be the thinking behind Nokia's crazy new 5710 XpressAudio.
Netflix says it has added the ability for anyone with stereo speakers to enjoy spatial audio on select shows and movies, regardless of their subscription tier.
You get the choice of wired or wireless with Asus's new Cetra earbuds, and both modes have strong audio features that will appeal to gamers and audiophiles.