A Mickey Mouse speaker is nothing new. A 100W Bluetooth speaker with a 5.25-inch woofer, dual tweeters, Bluetooth 5.4, white noise modes, and furniture-grade styling disguised as Mickey Mouse? That is a lot less common.
Liquid Death and Spotify turn a burial urn into a Bluetooth speaker so the dearly departed can keep listening to their favorite tunes.
If you think wireless speakers have already peaked, Audio Pro would like a word. Or more accurately, a full-range, high-fidelity sonic statement. The Swedish audio […]
There are recliners, and then there is the Sound Tech by Shaq Recliner To Go Leather Triple Power. One holds you while you watch the […]
It is that time of year again when Marshall reaches into the Chinese zodiac drawer and gives its gear a festive makeover. For Lunar New […]
Soundbar wasn’t the only line Marshall crossed off its bingo card in 2025. Around the same time its second soundbar and first subwoofer landed, the […]
Marshall isn’t just dabbling in TV audio—it’s going all in, and it wants to have all bases covered. Big room? Checked. Cozy nook? Checked. Craving […]
The LG collaboration with will.i.am revealed at last year’s CES must have been doing well in sales. If not, how else do you explain the […]
In this installment of “one less thing to own”, we want you to meet a new kind of headphones. It is called TDM. Neo Hybrid […]
At CES 2026, Motorola expanded its moto things ecosystem with four new accessories designed to work seamlessly across home, work, and everyday carry. Leading the […]
Fender’s direct competitor, Marshall, has been in the business of Bluetooth speakers and headphones for the longest time. Fifteen years later, Fender decided it was […]