Headphones

Apple's AirPods are still popular, but that doesn't mean they can't be better, and so this week they are, receiving updates with a new chip, more battery life, and a wireless charging case.

Australian headphone maker Audiofly has made a dent in the budget Bluetooth earphone world with 2017's AF33W, bundling in great wireless sound for $60. So what's the follow-up like?

Don't like having the same white earphones as everyone else? Aside for the plenty of choices out there, Beats now has something far more limited edition for folks who prefer to be totally unique and different.

Everyone has a pair of wireless earphones, but this year, you'll see wireless charging to recharge those earphones, too, and Altec Lansing may have it first.

The Galaxy S10 may have been the big deal Samsung wanted you to check out at this week's announcement, but it wasn't all the company had, talking up the wearables and a pair of earphones, too.

What's the most you'd pay for a pair of headphones? France's Focal could well push that limit to the max, as it's Stellia arrives for almost $5K.

A pair of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation for under $300? The JBL Tune600BTNC could be one of the value sets of headphones out there.

No time to buy presents and don't want to spend upwards of a hundred bucks on a bouquet of flowers that will just die anyway? We hear you, and have a few sweet ideas, including headphones, eReaders, or just doing something without any technology at all.

Hi-res audio plays on so many devices these days, but finding it in Australia isn't easy, so what can you do?

Anyone thinking of going for a run has to factor in the possibility of rain, but that's something not every earphone has factored in. Jaybird's latest has, though, and outsider of swimming, it should be good for most moist activities.