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Cutting the cord on earphones now comes in below $100, as Skullcandy offers a pint-sized pair.

Skullcandy adds noise cancellation to a pair of earphones that look a little like the AirPods, yet feature noise cancellation like the AirPods Pro. Does the Indy ANC offer more value?

Huawei's phones mightn't have the appeal they once did with the Google Play Store, but that won't stop the brand from appealing to consumers with price conscious sound.

Not sure if your earphones are doing your hearing justice? The hearing aid-owned Jabra is adding a feature to make sure they fit perfectly, because that matters.

EPOS is offering something different in the GTW 270 wireless earbuds: a pair not just for your phone, but any device with a Type C port.

Jabra's latest pair of in-ears keeps the pint-sized design of the Elite range, but change the sound and add more features, including noise cancellation. Are the Elite 85t right for you?

Going without the cords shouldn't cost an arm or a leg, but it can. Fortunately, the latest pair of budget earphones cuts the cords for the price of corded options.

The latest earphones and headphones from Skullcandy aren't just a little easier to find, but they'll also block out noise when you wear them.

Realme is known for inexpensive phones, but it's about to get a few other gadgets meant to keep the price down, including a wearable for your wrist and noise cancelling earphones. There's no shortage of either earphones or smartwatches, but it's always nice to see yet more choice come to...

Sennheiser's work and gaming focused brand has a new variety of truly wireless earphones, and they're made for a little more than music on your phone.