Hi-Fi

KEF and Porsche Design collaborated on a pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones. They cost $400 and sound fantastic.

Native Union’s new powered Bluetooth speaker is being sold at the MoMA Design Store.

We review the Bose SoundLink Revolve Plus, the company’s first 360-degree speaker.

They definitely are more feature-packed than the QC35 IIs.

Can’t decide want style of wireless headphones you want?

You still get Marshall’s famed all-black design with brass accents.

No bullshit features. And no swipe gestures.

The new Earset has adjustable ear-hooks and a 90s aesthetic based on Anders Hermansen’s original design.

Yes, they’re comfortable. Yes, they sound great.

Marshall’s Mid ANCs have taken everything good about the Mid Bluetooth and added active noise-cancellation.

The deal lasts through April 29 (this Sunday).

The deal is only available for a limited time.

If you’re looking to start a hi-fi system on a budget, these new speakers, particularly the 3010i and 3020i, might be the best place to start.

The Bose SoundTouch 10 is one of my favorite wireless speakers for the home. It’s also a great Sonos alternative.

Like, you can hit the speaker and it’ll make funky sounds.

The company’s first active noise-canceling headphones have an on-ear design and 20 hours of wireless ANC playtime.

Expect them to compete directly with the Bose QuietComfort 20.

And how does active noise-canceling affect sound quality?

The new king of noise-canceling headphones.

Alexa support is coming. But that aside, these are wireless earbuds that work — and work well.