Headphones

A big way to cancel out noise is coming from a company known for big microphones and small earphones.

You've probably spoken to Google or Siri, but if you're using a pair of Skullcandy's latest, you can talk to someone else for earphone control.

This year, noise cancellation from big brands drops to wallet friendly pricing.

With another year of technology done and dusted, and plenty of reviews later, what do we think are the best gadgets of 2021?

One of the surprise arrivals to noise cancelling earphones in Australia has a diminutive pair arriving to finish the year.

Hoping you could save a few bucks over the holidays this year? Here are some gadgets that could help with that.

The most comfortable headphones ever return, but have they improved? What's different about the Bose QuietComfort 45 headphones, and are the QC45 worth checking out?

Offering similar designs and price points, the AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro differ in how they open or close your ears to the real world.

There's yet more in the truly wireless earphone world in Australia, as TCL offers a choice between the red pill and the blue pill for your ears.

One of the more curious points about the Nothing Ear (1) is becoming a little more streamlined, as the earphones become the new black. Literally.