Audio Reviews

The Creative Pebble X Plus speakers come with a subwoofer that produces powerful bass, and the 2.1 system features a lovely design. But there are a few flaws.

The Beyerdynamic DJ 300 Pro X are great DJ cans, with a perfect balance between loud bass and detailed, delicate treble, but only in electronic genres.

The Creative Pebble Nova are powerful computer speakers, sporting a sci-fi design and boasting fantastic audio quality. But they have a couple of flaws.

Goldring’s return to the turntable space is a welcome one, with great sound, a handsome style, and good built-in electronics.

I’ve been testing the Audio Pro Addon C5 MKII, a retro-looking speaker with Wi-Fi streaming capabilities for great sound.

The FiiO JT3 are the budget audiophile cans to beat, with premium sound, materials, and build. I bet they’re the envy of every other audio brand.

The Sony WF-1000XM6 are the brand’s latest noise-canceling earbuds with epic sound quality, with ANC powerful enough to drown out a plane.

The Creative Pebble Pro are excellent, tiny computer speakers, boasting powerful bass and crisp treble. But they have some flaws.

They won’t replace Bose as the best noise-canceling earbuds, but the AZ100 offer crisp, clean sound without the cord.

Edifier M60 are super-compact bookshelf speakers ideal for small spaces. The M60 pack a major sonic punch without sacrificing the most important thing: size.