wireless 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.

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

This week on The Wrap, check out the tablets coming to Australia, some of the security issues popping up, and find out how to take your Xbox games to-go on your phone and computer. All that and more, all in five.

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.

This week on The Wrap, learn the differences between Kindle and Kobo, plus what Australia’s most streamed musician is, what the country watched on YouTube, plus some quick reviews of headphones and more, all in five.

Jabra's latest take on in-earphones with cancellation, the Elite 7 Pro wins points for size, but loses out in other areas. What's new in Jabra's latest earphones?

Looking for a pair of decent earphones that won't cost an arm or a leg? The Sony C500 does well in some areas, even if it misses on others.

At well under $100, the Skullcandy Dime are a surprising pair of cheap earphones, delivering better sound than expected, alongside some issues that you then might associate with the word "cheap".

Wireless earphones don't always arrive with an extra, but the Belkin SoundForm Freedom get a dual wireless charger in the box. Are you getting a good pair of earphones, too, or is this just a strange way to get your attention?