Audio Reviews

The Shure MoveMic 88+ is one of the best microphones for video journalists and content creators. The completely wireless MoveMic 88+ provides crystal-clear audio quality.

Audio Technica’s open-backed wired headphones sound excellent, but the build leaves something to be desired.

The U-turn Orbit Special brings excellent features and a stylish look to a very reasonable price point.

The Sony HT-S2000 is a powerful 3.1 channel soundbar with Dolby Atmos support and a built-in subwoofer, delivering loud explosions and crystal clear dialogues.

Considering the Polk Audio Signa S4 soundbar has a wireless subwoofer, sub-$400 is a fantastic price for a beginner setup. The best part? It’s actually good.

Deezer brings the fun to hi-res streaming, with loads of social features to enjoy with your friends.

Despite their lack of features, M&D’s revised earphones are a win for wired listening enthusiasts who desire vibrant, rich sound in a luxe retro design.

Qobuz provides amazing sound quality, perfect for audiophiles. It does lack some minor features of the competition, though.

This basic Bluetooth speaker is a decent option for folks who already own products in Sony’s wireless audio ecosystem, but it’s a questionable pickup for everyone else.

The Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 are an enormous upgrade over the previous buds, with a whole host of new features, making them some of the best fitness earbuds.