Hi-Fi

Just getting started on your vinyl journey?

They're "the loudspeaker equivalent of a Formula 1 car."

The physical media revival continues.

The respected hi-fi brand is calling them its "most ambitious" speakers to date.

Catching you up on the past week’s most notable product releases.

According to the brand, the range sets "a new benchmark in performance for the price."

The desktop audio component looks pretty darn cool, as well.

Eight years after its original Premier range was introduced, the company is now introduced the Gen-2 upgrades.

The speakers combine old-school looks with modern versatility.

The revered British hi-fi manufacturer's new-look speaker system starts at just $99.

All three of its loudspeakers combine modern acoustics with a classic 1960s design.

You can think of them as rivals to Sonos's Era 100 and Era 300. Plus, they can even replace a soundbar.

According to the brand, it can turn your old computer into "a world-class digital source."

Catching you up on the past week’s most notable product releases.

Best known for its hi-fi components, the famed Japanese audio maker now also dabbles in computer speakers.

According to the brand, the range is "engineered to deliver music with the utmost purity, exactly as the artist intended."

It aims to bring high-resolution streaming and modern connections to your home's hi-fi system.

The Danish hi-fi great just reimagined what it calls the "ultimate floorstanding speaker.”

Catching you up on the past week’s most notable product releases.

Sonos now makes three portable speakers. Here's how they're different.