Bose QuietComfort Headphones 2nd-gen reviewed: still solid
A tweak in design and hardware makes the Bose QuietComfort Headphones 2nd-gen as good as ever, if not for the price.
A tweak in design and hardware makes the Bose QuietComfort Headphones 2nd-gen as good as ever, if not for the price.
Looking for a way to stand out with a smartphone? A sub-brand of Xiaomi, Poco, has a way to do it, as it brings its own take on “sub” to the fore with a phone subwoofer.
While not the “ultra”, the return of some Bose’s most comfortable noise cancelling cans means an update for a legendary set of headphones.
The price of noise cancelling headphones has clearly fallen, and a new pair for $399 could really make you think twice.
A speaker system designed to expand with you is on the way from Bose, but it won’t be compatible with existing models you might have.
Lots of gadgets were released this year, and with 2025 ending, it’s time to look at the best. What was the best tech of 2025?
The claim of “the world’s best noise cancellation” is currently with two of 2025’s top earphones, but which is best?
There’s not a lot of major difference between the first and second gen, but Bose’s latest cans make difference where it counts, sounding better nearly everywhere.
A new pair of headphones ready for travel is on the way from Bose, as the ANC innovator boosts cancellation with a new algorithm, and a little more, too.
There’s so much competition in noise cancelling earbuds, you might wonder how Bose can improve? In 2025, it starts with better ANC and sound in the Ultra Earbuds 2nd-gen.