Audio Reviews

The JBL Live 770NC headphones are truly for bass lovers. The custom EQs lean heavily into punchy, energetic, and overbearing bass, and would put off audio detail seekers.

The Fender x Teufel Rockster Cross is a powerful, bassy speaker that looks the part. Mids and trebles are a bit muddy though, and it's crying out for an EQ.

The Shokz OpenFit 2 headphones benefit from a series of important upgrades on the original OpenFit, including better sound quality, longer battery life and physical controls.

1More’s first Sonoflow was excellent, and the follow-up SE where good too — the Pro bump everything up a level, and keep the price low.

The JBL Tour One M2 headphones are a pair of mid-range headphones with no hi-res Bluetooth codecs, and they sound so much better wired.

The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds (2024) boast long battery life, outstanding sound quality and ANC, and are very comfortable. But they do have a few flaws.

Compared to the rest of the Meze lineup, the Alba seem like a bargain. They bring Meze’s signature sound and design to a comfortable, in-ear style, and they’re every bit as good as they feel.

The Samsung Music Frame speaker was designed to complement the brand's Frame TV as an aesthetically pleasing sound companion. But is it worth the hype? We put it to the test.

Final’s Flagship headphones bring some excellent planar magnetic powered sound to the table, and do it for a price that rivals a used car.

BeyerDynamic brings the drivers and tech from its studio headphones to the Bluetooth space. The result is a pair of headphones with a stellar design and amazing battery life.