Audio Reviews

The Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 headphones are premium cans with studio-quality sound, which unfortunately fall short for everyday use thanks to poor ANC, a terrible mic and fewer features than rivals.

An AI-infused soundscape that locks features away from non-Samsung device owners, making them a sound set of earbuds built solely for the Galaxy phone crowd.

The Yamaha True X Bar 40A delivers immersive Dolby Atmos sound and impressive frequency response for under $500. Just don’t expect the best bass without a subwoofer.

My ears have never felt so cinematic

They sound so good you feel like you’re at a concert

With a portable design and powerful sound, the Sonos Roam 2 lets you take a piece of your Sonos system on the go. It has a few quirks, but is still one of the best Bluetooth speakers you can find.

The Tribit StormBox 2 is a cheap, pocket-friendly Bluetooth speaker with customizable EQ and a long battery life. Just don’t expect any audiophile plaudits.

The Bose SoundLink Flex is a good speaker if you want something portable, lightweight, and easy to use. But if you’re after customizable EQ or the latest version of Bluetooth, you’re out of luck.

Perfect for the summer, the new speaker from UE lives up to its name with rich, punchy bass and heavy-duty construction.

The HP Poly Voyager Free 20 wireless earbuds provide excellent sound quality and effective ANC, but they have a few minor flaws worth considering.