Everything that lets you enjoy audio and visual entertainment ranging from home entertainment systems to media players to TV and more.
Bang & Olufsen has brought original 1985 Beogram 3000 turntables home for a meticulous restoration, then paired them with modern Beolab 8 wireless speakers. Finished in Dune Grey aluminum and dark walnut, the limited system gives vinyl history a handsome second life without leaving streaming behind.
Hiroshi Fujiwara has transformed four Bang & Olufsen audio icons with glossy liquid-black aluminum and Fragment’s unmistakable lightning bolts. The collection ranges from a portable speaker to a Japan-exclusive Beosystem 9000c that treats compact discs like precious works of art.
Bang & Olufsen has dressed its flagship Beo Grace earbuds in Honey Tone, giving their polished aluminum bodies the warmth of gold jewelry. Behind the shine are titanium drivers, adaptive ANC, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, NearTap controls, and a charging case that can stream sound from wired sources.
IKEA has not announced an Xbox speaker, but the BADKRUKA could wander into a gaming setup unnoticed. The compact box combines 25 W of output with Bluetooth, optical and AUX connections, stereo pairing, Spotify Tap, and a perforated grille that looks strangely familiar.
Marantz has given the classic mini hi-fi system a thoroughly modern job description. The MCR 60n DAB spins CDs, streams high-resolution music, welcomes a turntable, receives DAB/FM radio, and handles TV sound through HDMI eARC, all while asking you to supply only the speakers.
MiniLED televisions are not usually built to disappear against a wall. Skyworth’s A8H pairs SQD color technology with an ultra-short optical design, allowing the 85-inch model to fit 3,600 dimming zones, 5,500-nit peak brightness, and a 270 W Harman sound system into a body just 3.9 cm (1.54 in) thick.
EDIFIER is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the WH950NB Pro, combining eight-microphone adaptive ANC, dual drivers, head-tracked Spatial Audio, and up to 70 hours of playback. The design may look oddly familiar, but the feature list is thoroughly modern.
Open-back headphones are prized for spacious sound, but they usually bring cables and enough leakage to share your playlist with the room. Audio-Technica’s ATH-AL5NC tackles both problems with Bluetooth, a Sound Leakage Reduction mode, 53 mm drivers, and up to 75 hours of listening.
Audio-Technica has two answers for anyone tired of charging headphones. The ATH-M20xSTS gives streamers studio-inspired monitoring and a boom microphone that mutes when raised, while the pocket-sized ATH-CKD30C plugs straight into USB-C devices with selectable sound modes and no Bluetooth ceremony.
Sony’s latest headphone refresh starts sensibly: the WH-CH730N offers up to 50 hours of listening with ANC, while the colorful WH-CH530 stretches to 55 hours. Then Hello Kitty walks in, bringing limited-edition bundles, exclusive accessories, and considerably more personality to Sony’s practical new everyday cans.
Six years after the WH-1000XM4 became a noise-cancelling favorite, Sony is giving it another lap. The new WH-1000XM4C preserves the foldable design and famously effective ANC, retunes the sound for modern tastes, adds a 10-band equalizer, and introduces Lavender for anyone tired of serious-looking headphones.