Casio Has Earbuds That Give You the “Superpower” of Hearing
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?
Huawei Turned the FreeClip 2 Charging Case Into a Tiny Jewelry Box
Huawei ignored the race toward smaller charging cases and gave the FreeClip 2 Collector’s Edition a glossy, almost spherical jewelry box instead.
Rollme AirCam Lets You Wear an AI Camera Without Wearing Smart Glasses
What if you want the AI and first-person camera of smart glasses, but not the glasses themselves? The Rollme AirCam delivers an 8 MP camera, open-ear audio, real-time translation, and an AI assistant in a lightweight wearable.
You Can Now “Screenshot” Audio Thanks to the New Nothing Ear (3a)
The Nothing Ear (3a) builds on the popular Ear (a) with a clever new Audio Snapshot feature that captures what you just heard, alongside improved ANC, Hi-Res Audio, and up to 42 hours of battery life.
SIAX Fold Buds Has a Charging Case That’s Just 6 mm Thin
Wireless earbuds have taken many unusual forms over the years, but the SIAX Foldable Wireless Earbuds tackle a problem few others have: the bulky charging case. Their ingenious foldable design squeezes everything into an aluminum case that’s just 6 mm thick.
We Are Rewind’s Freddie Headphones Bring the Walkman Era Back With a Modern Twist
Inspired by the lightweight headphones that defined the cassette era, the We Are Rewind Freddie blends vintage styling with Bluetooth 6 connectivity, 14-hour battery life, and support for both wireless and wired listening.
Sony’s First Clip-On Earbuds Let You Hear Music Without Tuning Out the World
Sony’s new LinkBuds Clip open-ear earbuds bring a clip-on design, AI-enhanced voice pickup, DSEE audio processing, and all-day awareness for users who want music without shutting out the world around them.
Quick Byte: Nothing Ear (open) Blue
Nothing’s lightweight open-ear earbuds arrive in a new blue finish with 30-hour battery life, AI-enhanced calls, and ChatGPT support on Nothing devices.
Nothing Headphone (a) Review: Huge Battery Life, Distinctive Controls, and Balanced Sound
The Nothing Headphone (a) stands out with ultra-long battery life, distinctive hardware controls, and balanced everyday sound—but does it justify its US$199 price? Here’s what a week of real use reveals.
SS69 Ultra Headphones Put a “Home Theater” on Your Head for Under US$100
SS69 Ultra aims to turn your headphones into a personal home theater with spatial head tracking, 60 ms latency, and 75% ANC in a surprisingly lightweight 210 g build. 🎧
Moondrop Rays Gaming IEM Packs Hybrid Drivers and Built-In DSP for Under US$100
Moondrop’s Rays Gaming IEM brings hybrid dynamic and planar drivers, built-in DSP tuning, AI noise reduction, and esports-ready presets into a compact USB-C wired design aimed at competitive play without headset bulk. 🎮🎧