Klipsch

The talk of home entertainment sound systems is often Dolby, Dolby, Dolby, but a concept from a rival could mean a speaker upgrade could come to your TV's sound system.

There's yet more choice in the world of truly wireless earphones, as Klipsch updates its options, and partners with a race team for one.

If you've ever wanted to know how to properly put a new pair of headphones and speakers through the ringer, it's time to play some tunes.

If you prefer your gadgets to retain the look of the old school rather than that of new and you're looking for wireless sound, Klipsch may have something for you.

It's not just your usual players with a pair of premium in-eats, as a brand that's been around some 70-odd years gives it a go.

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Everyone has a pair of wireless earphones these days, and now that truly wireless is the thing, Klipsch is getting in, too.

There's a general push in audio design to make things exciting and new, but Klipsch isn't necessarily buying into that this year. Instead, it's going old school.