Bose opens round two for Open buds
More earbuds that cling to your ears like jewellery are on the way from the brand that started the trend, as Bose splits into two approaches: premium and sport.
More earbuds that cling to your ears like jewellery are on the way from the brand that started the trend, as Bose splits into two approaches: premium and sport.
Five generations in, Sennheiser has nailed the over-ear Momentum headphones. Is the smaller Momentum True Wireless 5 a flash of pint-sized brilliance, too?
Earbuds that clip to your ears like earrings are becoming a dime a dozen, and now some of the bigger brands are playing, too.
An update to the Apple’s standard AirPods means you’re basically picking between wired and wireless charging, but get noise cancelling regardless.
Hisense isn’t known for portable audio, but the company’s first effort in that space surprises in more ways than one. The Hisense HiClips might even be good.
An update to Sony’s noise cancelling WF earbuds, the WF-1000XM6 bring great sound and tweaks to noise cancellation, but aren’t quite where competitors are.
New truly wireless earbuds are on the way, as Sennheiser rolls out a compact pair to match its bigger Momentum 5 headphones, complete with replaceable batteries.
The feature set and design might surprise, but the noise cancellation is the star of the Liberty 5 Pro, doing what pairs more expensive sometimes struggle with.
A pair of earbuds you can wear all day like jewellery, the Shokz OpenDots 2 simply keep going until your day is over. Are they worth the price?
Known for TVs, home appliances, and air conditioning, Hisense is prepping heads for what’s to come.