Bowers & Wilkins (B&W) has finally launched its first true wireless earbuds. The $399 PI7 (available in white or charcoal) and the $249 PI5 (available in white or black) both feature active noise ...

Plug it into the headphone jack on the plane seat, the TV in your hotel room or even an old car stereo, and you can connect your Bluetooth earbuds or headset in seconds. No tangled wires, no adapters ...

Picture this: You're ready to settle into your flight or hit the gym, but you realize you have a problem. Your Bluetooth headphones are useless since they can't connect to the seatback screen or that ...

In addition to a major facelift, LG's new Tone Free earbuds can now act as a Bluetooth transmitter, too. Reading time 2 minutes If you like to hold the inline mic on your wired headphones close to ...

Audio-Technica is on a roll. Over the last year, we’ve reviewed a number of their products and have walked away more impressed with each passing test run. It’s not surprising: the company has been ...

Although over-the-ear headphones have been a popular gaming accessory for years, wireless earbuds is on the verge of being the next big thing. Part of that lies in the success of the Apple AirPods, ...

The VOID MAX WIRELESS Gaming Headset for Xbox – Carbon has an MSRP of $149.99 on Corsair's official website, a solid price ...

My dad wanted some wireless headphones for Christmas for watching TV and I made the mistake of buying something without doing the proper research. As it is, I ended up getting a pair of Sony MDR1RBT's ...

When it comes to wireless headphones, there’s usually a trade-off: Lower-quality audio for the convenience of going wire-free. But Danish audio company AIAIAI’s (pronounced “eye-eye-eye”) latest ...

Bowers & Wilkins makes premium audio hardware including speakers and headphones. The company’s latest product are a line of high-end true wireless earbuds with support for active noise cancellation.

This might be a familiar scenario: you board a plane, settle into your seat, and suddenly realize—you’ll be stuck tethered to those flimsy wired headphones if you want to watch a movie. Or maybe ...