
Bose QuietComfort Headphones Enter Their Second Generation With Immersive Audio
Bose gives its standard QuietComfort Headphones stronger noise cancellation, three Immersive Audio modes, lossless USB-C playback, and a refreshed design.
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Bose gives its standard QuietComfort Headphones stronger noise cancellation, three Immersive Audio modes, lossless USB-C playback, and a refreshed design.

Casio returns to sampling with a pocketable 16-pad beat machine that records sounds, sequences them, adds effects, and discreetly fixes your questionable timing.

The Victrola Wave plays vinyl through traditional wired systems or broadcasts it wirelessly using Bluetooth 5.4, aptX HD, and Auracast—with an Ortofon cartridge reserved for the Walnut finish.

The MORROR ART Cabinet S1 turns a bedside table into a stereo sleep speaker, charging station, ambient light, and fingerprint-secured storage unit.

Casio’s earU ER-100 amplifies voices and surrounding sounds without blocking your ears, yet it is neither a hearing aid nor an ordinary pair of earbuds. So what exactly has Casio made?

Designed with Ross Lovegrove, the KEF LS LUXE replaces the usual rectangular speaker cabinet with a fluid form that looks like it arrived from the future. Inside are 12th-generation Uni-Q drivers, 380 W of amplification per speaker, and high-resolution network playback up to 384 kHz/24-bit.

Teenage Engineering set out to build a mixer for the K.O. II and ended up with a portable effects box, sequencer, MIDI controller, and eight-input USB audio interface. Half the size of the K.O. II, the K.O.–Sidekick can mix your gear at home, in the studio, or as part of a compact live setup.

The plug-and-play transmitter bypasses built-in Bluetooth limitations, giving premium wireless headphones access to high-resolution codecs, lower latency, and Auracast across phones, computers, consoles, and Hi-Fi equipment.

Huawei ignored the race toward smaller charging cases and gave the FreeClip 2 Collector’s Edition a glossy, almost spherical jewelry box instead.

With 14 speakers, 700 W of amplification, hi-res streaming, vinyl support, and HDMI eARC, the Evo One wants to replace an entire stack of audio gear.

The pocket-friendly FiiO Snowsky Echo Nano combines hi-res lossless playback, tactile controls, expandable storage, and USB DAC duties for US$49.99.