If you own Apple's iconic white earbuds you might want to look at the Cardlax Earbuds Washer, a $40 washing machine for AirPods and other true wireless earbuds.
A firmware update adds Amazon Alexa to the Jabra Elite 85t, making them one of the few true wireless earbud models to give users a choice of voice assistant.
The Amazon Music app for iOS and Android now features a new simplified interface called Car Mode, but Amazon doesn't think you should use it while driving.
Apple's touch-sensitive Siri remote has received its fair share of criticism over the years, prompting speculation over what a future version will look like.
Bang & Olufsen's $499 Beoplay Portal are its first gaming headphones, with an Xbox Wireless connection. With Dolby Atmos, they could also be great for movies.
You can't expect the world from a $25 set of true wireless earbuds. But that doesn't stop the Skullcandy Dime from doing a few things surprisingly well.
Skullcandy's new Dime true wireless earbuds are compact, water-resistant, and incredibly cheap at just $25. If they sound decent, they could become a huge hit.
Bang & Olufsen's latest luxury wireless headphones, the Beoplay HX, promise an improved noise-canceling experience and a much longer battery life than the H9.
LG has released pricing and availability for its 2021 OLED TVs, including the A1 Series, its most affordably priced OLED TVs so far, starting at $1,300.
After years of resistance, Sonos has enabled support for hi-res audio on virtually all of its wireless speakers, but only when using a Qobuz streaming account.
Apple AirPods Pro have won acclaim for sound quality and ANC, but no one loves their $249 price. 1More's ComfoBuds Pro cost way less, but have similar features.
Master & Dynamic brings better battery life, better ANC, and a sleeker overall design to its latest true wireless earbuds, without increasing the price of $299.
Projectors are great for big images, but they aren't always fast enough for gamers. Optoma's new 4K HDR models fix that with low input lag and response times.
Sony originally debuted its 360 Reality Audio wireless speakers in January at CES, but we now know what's inside their enclosures and how much they cost.
The new Laser TV model from Hisense generates a huge 120-inch picture and sits just 13 inches from the wall. It comes with its own screen and built-in speakers.
Dolby Atmos, the 3D, immersive sound format popularized by movie theaters and home systems, is headed into the automotive space with the upcoming Lucid Air EV.
Legendary American amplifier brand, McIntosh, has partnered with Jeep to equip the 2022 Grand Wagoneer with a massive 24-channel surround sound system.
Bands that stream their music via Amazon Music now have a new way to make money thanks to a new shopping integration within the Amazon Music mobile app.
Sonos' second portable speaker, the surprisingly affordable $169 Sonos Roam, is a fully waterproof, very lightweight smart speaker that's packed with features.
Samsung gave the world its first official look at its entire 2021 TV and entertainment lineup, headlined by the company's 4K MicroLED and 8K Neo QLED models.
Spotify is going to deliver on a much-anticipated feature: High-quality, lossless audio. The new tier will launch later this year for an undisclosed price.
Most earbuds come with three sizes of eartips, but that doesn't guarantee a good fit. Soon, earbuds could come with 3D-printed eartips customized to your ears.
Apple's TV curation app hits yet another streaming media device -- Chromecast with Google TV users can now download the Apple TV app from the Google Play Store.
Most TV companies show off their newest TV models at the CES in January, and then release them during the year. But Samsung might be about to buck that trend.
Quiet Events is looking for a responsible way to deal with its wireless headphones e-waste. Turning them into earmuffs for the homeless might be the answer.
Roku appears to be seeding a new version of its remote control to its users. The new remote uses rechargeable batteries and has hands-free voice commands.
There haven't been many advances in speaker driver design. But a new approach to an old problem could put audio speakers in places they've never been before.
In March, Sonos will reveal the first of two new products it expects to release in 2021, prompting new speculation around a smaller, cheaper portable speaker.
Monoprice has just released the SB-600, a $450 soundbar package that promises 5.1.2 Dolby Atmos performance. It's a new low price for a wireless surround setup.