With CES 2026 closing in, it looks like some brands are jumping into the pool early. Cleer Audio is among them with the ...

We tested every pair of Beats headphones in the company’s vast catalog to help you find the right ones, whether you need something durable for your next run or want engrossing noise cancellation for ...

And it's here with the sound where the DT 270 Pro reminds you why Beyerdynamic dominates studios. It's tuned like a scalpel.

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Come on, feel the noise! Fed-up Big Apple residents can now help monitor and police excessive ear-piercing noise in their neighborhoods through a new “NYC Noise” app launched by the city Department of ...

Promotion: eight different microphones, bone-conducting technology, and AI-powered noise cancellation come together in the latest wireless headphones by tech company Nothing. Released alongside the ...

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Apple, Bose, and Sony each excel at crafting top-tier wireless noise-cancelling headphones, but after testing all three flagship models, one pair clearly rises above the rest. I’m PCMag’s managing ...

And on-device controls can help you tweak your sound on the fly. "AirStudio S1 is a DAW-compatible compact studio condenser/enhanced dynamic mic with built-in wireless in-ear monitors along with a ...

The QuietComfort Ultra sit right near the top of our list of the best noise-canceling headphones, and for good reason. They sound great, with top-tier clarity and detail, and our reviewer Ryan Waniata ...

These premium headphones usually have a price tag of $429, but a limited number of units can be claimed for just $284. That’s a 34% discount off the recommended retail price, which is their lowest ...

Following up on last year’s Nothing Ear, the Nothing Ear (3) is launching today at a higher $179 price point, but with a new “Super Mic” feature added on, as well as some tweaks to its sound profile.