These wireless headphones from OneOdio are made for DJ and recording use thanks too their ultra-low latency and high-end performance.

The Klipsch Miami speaker has rechargeable batteries powering the sound and light show. “It all started with a party,” says Delgado “Paul W. Klipsch was a DJ when he debuted his legendary ...

CES 2025 has been another breakthrough moment for interesting audio devices. Between new applications for innovations like spatial audio, to devices getting smaller and more powerful, to extra ...

Acting President Choi Sang-mok (C) offers a silent prayer during a memorial service for late former National Assembly Speaker Kim Soo-han at the parliamentary building in Seoul on Jan. 3 ...

They collaborated on the excellent Flexus line of expandable soundbars in 2024, and they’re both owned by Premium Audio Company. And though there’s been absolutely no mention of Klipsch’s ...

And, as is tradition, a lot of new audio gear has been announced — everything from noise-canceling headphones and portable Bluetooth speakers, to high-end turntables and hi-fi separates. In case ...

the PartyBox 520 is also outfitted with LED lighting around its speakers and front face, all controlled through the JBL PartyBox app (as well as all kinds of fun DJ sound effects and EQ features).

He covers the gamut of gadgets and is a notable reviewer of mobile accessories and portable audio products, including headphones and speakers. He's also an e-reader and e-publishing expert as well ...

The best stereo speakers deliver a complete home audio experience, blending the spacious sound of traditional passive speakers with the latest (often wireless) technology. Our expert team has ...

With their fantastic sound quality, classic design, and low cost, the Edifier R1280DB (and their Bluetooth-less cousins, the R1280T) are by far the best value overall 2.0 speaker set you can buy a ...

Whether you're looking for a Bluetooth speaker, a soundbar or loudspeakers for your home theater, these are the best products for the money. Ty Pendlebury has worked at CNET since 2006.