wireless earphones

Everyone hears differently, but some headphones are modelled around this. And later this year, a new pair of in-ears, as well.

A relatively short week in tech still has big news, with Intel revealing chips that will likely bring new Macs in the middle of the year. Plus foldable phone woes, pricey headphones reviewed, and more. All in five, all on The Wrap.

One of the better pair of wireless in-earphones has a sequel of sorts, though it's one made for business: the Jabra Elite 65t has become the Jabra Evolve 65t, though there are a couple of differences, price being a major one.

You bought a Bluetooth gadget, and then you stopped using it for a time. Now you've gone back to revive it. What happens if your Bluetooth gadget won't turn on?

Believe it or not, Apple's wireless earbuds are seeing an update, but are the 2019 AirPods any different from what you've already seen and heard?

Prefer a pair of earphones with no cords connecting? Beats has jumped in, too, and its fitness earphones now lack wires.

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.