For all the futuristic gadgets and groundbreaking technology we saw at CES 2025, the Aiwa Retro Boombox was delightfully…old. With a design that screams nostalgia and functionality that nods to ...

Aiwa. Remember them? They established their name manufacturing hi-fi components in the ’70s and ’80s. In the ’90s they went mainstream. Boomboxes, portable CD players, headphones ...

Aiwa is officially back ... Putting the boom in this modern-day boombox is a 6.5-inch woofer which is designed to produce a hearty amount of party-driving bass well below the 60 Hz mark.

combining unparalleled sound clarity with an aesthetic that evokes the iconic style of Hi-Fi boomboxes of days past. The speaker is now available on Amazon and the AIWA website, retailing for $499.

Remember Aiwa? That Japanese brand that was known for making really ... in the form of a sweet-looking Bluetooth speaker that harks back to the days of the boombox. "The most important feature of a ...

The Aiwa Exos-9 is the closest thing to a boombox for the 21st century. You get big sound in a big package that you can take with you, since it sports a battery that lasts up to 9 hours.

Many of these brands, such as radio-cassette maker Aiwa, are symbolic of the heyday of audio technology that occurred in the 1970s and 1980s. How well this revival catches on with the younger ...

The Aiwa MI-X 150 Retro Plus X portable Bluetooth speaker, which looks something straight out of the 70s or 80s. Don’t let its retro looks fool you; the Aiwa MI-X 150 Retro Plus X packs a punch ...