For anyone chasing truly great sound, these five high-end audio picks cover music, movies, and vinyl, with prices that match ...

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Another year, another CES in the books. And, naturally, a ton of new hi-fi gear to put on your wishlist. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more New year, new Consumer Electronics ...

All of its newest desktop speaker systems have never been this cheap.

Desktop speakers aren’t what they used to be. Don’t worry, that’s no bad thing – this relatively unassuming corner of the audio world has come on leaps and bounds in the past few years, with many ...

At first glance desktop/computer speakers don't look all that different from small hi-fi speakers, but they serve different needs. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a ...

High-fidelity (Hi-Fi) speakers are the latest product to benefit from creative innovation, with used rocket fuel tanks now being repurposed into these audio devices. This unique blend of technology ...

If you have an interest in audio there are plenty of opportunities for home construction of hi-fi equipment. You can make yourself an amplifier which will be as good as any available commercially, and ...

Speaker buyers take note: home theater bombast requires a very different skill set than reproducing the sound of a string quartet or Led Zeppelin. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has ...

It can be easy to overlook, but your smart watch (and even your smart glasses) have tiny loudspeakers built into them. As AI assistants become more integrated into our everyday lives, wearables like ...

Scotland’s own Fyne Audio did not just show up at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show in 2026; it took over, trading polite reserve for a dose of bold Highland swagger. Claiming Bristol Suite 1, the event’s ...

From Bose and Denon to Raumfeld and Devialet, everyone in hi-fi now makes a wireless speaker. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler asks, can any beat Sonos? Sound systems used to look like dusty ...