Edifier bought Stax back in 2012 and has recently revived the brand. Today we check out the company's latest offering, the ...

The Noble Audio FoKus Apollo is a sublime set of premium noise-cancelling headphones with amazing, clever audio, good looks ...

There are, it seems safe to say, warmer waters in which to dip a toe than the premium wired headphones market. With its HW600 planar magnetic over-ear headphones, Shanling has entered a contest ...

There's a new 32-bit, 16-core XMOS chip for USB data and a high-performance driver for Windows; other platforms don't require a driver. And there's Bluetooth 5.1 with LDAC and aptX Adaptive up to ...

The Audioengine HD4 Next Gen skips HDMI ARC, a phono stage, remote, and app—but delivers Bluetooth 5.3, aptX Adaptive, and solid analog sound for under $450. BYO extras.

The smaller carrying case with magnetic lock is what really makes them more appealing, at least from an aesthetic standpoint. My final thoughts Are Sony’s new flagship headphones better?

Whether you prefer over-ear or in-ear noise-cancelling headphones, we have recommendations to help bring peace to your next trip.

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That's the idea behind the release of tech start-up Nothing's first pair of over-ear headphones, the aptly named Headphone (1). Clocking in at $299, these headphones are a good $100 to $150 cheaper ...

I've spent 48 hours with the new Nothing Headphone 1, and while they have a stylish design, I've found that they offer much ...

Unsurprisingly, the XM6 are the best noise-canceling headphones the company has ever made. The updated drivers deliver ...

The best tech products announced this week include Orange Amps' first-ever turntable and Nothing's striking noise-canceling ...