Latest Audio Reviews
I tested Noble's high-end IEMs and they boast an unbelievably wide soundstage — but are the Iris worth $699?
RecommendedThe Noble Audio Iris are extremely comfortable IEMs and they boast a wide soundstage, crisp treble and refined mids. They're built well and look stunning, too.
I’ve been testing the Grado SR325: They’re not the most comfortable, but I could still listen for hours
RecommendedThe Grado SR325 open-back headphones provide great vocal clarity and balance, but they could be more comfortable.
The Beyerdynamic DT 30 IE are some of the most comfortable in-ear monitors I’ve tested — but they aren’t for everyone
The Beyerdynamic DT 30 IE are comfortable in-ear monitors that boast excellent bass and instrument separation. However, the treble and mids sound flat.
I tested the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7 + subwoofer — and recommending it is a no-brainer
Editor's ChoiceThe Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7 + subwoofer is an instant home theater upgrade, with crystal-clear dialogue, impressive bass, and music streaming.
This $800 record player might be the best turntable under $1000
Editor's ChoiceFluance’s latest addition to its lineup brings a premium look and feel while crucially keeping the price below $1,000.
With its suave looks, class-leading battery life and phenomenal sound, the Marshall Stockwell III has become my go-to Bluetooth speaker
Editor's ChoiceThe Marshall Stockwell III is a beautiful portable speaker that can get very loud, and it boasts meaty bass and bright treble. It also packs a 40-hour battery.
I tested a music-lover's $1,499 all-in-one soundbar — and it's not by Samsung, Bose, or Sony
The Bluesound Pulse Cinema is a pretty pricey all-in-one soundbar, but has great bass, great music performance, and great buildability.
I tested Nothing’s new earbuds — they sound great but have a huge privacy problem
RecommendedThe Ear (3a) perform pretty well, with a little EQ fettling. I have a pretty big privacy concern with them though.
These $149 In-ear monitors you probably haven’t heard of give Sennheiser a run for its money — they’re a must-have for audiophiles
Editor's ChoiceThe Sivga Lyrebird are comfortable IEMs with a quad-driver setup, and they boast incredible instrument separation, powerful bass, and clean treble.
