The top tech of 2026, chosen by our experts — ranging from phones to cameras, to TVs, to speakers, to robo vacs, to smartwatches
Sennheiser enters the cuff-style market with convincing audio clarity and smart features, though a couple of fit, connectivity and control quirks keep them from being a top pick
The Musical Fidelity B1xcd is a CD player which capitalizes on the physical media resurgence, and it costs less than alternative models on the market.
Twelve South has announced a new version of its Airfly dongle that simplifies the pairing process when connecting wireless headphones to devices that don’t natively support Bluetooth. Instead of having to decode flashing or color-changing LEDs, the new Airfly View adds a built-in screen that displays instructions for each step of the pairing process in […]
Could Cover Flow be making a comeback? If it’s true, it’s going to make a lot of Apple Music subscribers very happy.
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Two more ear cuff-style open earbuds have launched, from Samsung and OnePlus — neither of which are available in the west yet — but it’s busy market segment.
Sonos has forever been synonymous with wireless, multi-room audio, but it’s latest endeavour transforms a surround sound setup into something much more versatile.
The Topping DX1 II is a big step up from the original DX1 DAC, at least where specification is concerned, but it’s a little laid-back to truly excite.
Fyne Audio’s first wireless stereo speaker system, the Cubitt 5, is priced to compete in a fiercely contested part of the market. Brave or foolhardy?