Hi-Fi

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

It's designed to match the company's classic hi-fi components from the '50s and '60s.

Still hand-crafted in Brooklyn. Still oozing retro vibes. But nearly half the price.

It's welcome news for anybody looking to add another Sonos speaker to their home.

The company claims it's designed to "transform how music is individually experienced."

The "plug-and-play ready" turntable promises to sound (and look) way better than before.

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

The gorgeous speaker system has been updated to meet modern audiophile standards.

Reserved for the "best of the best" turntables.

They promise to retain all the musicality of their audiophile-grade predecessors, but deliver "the next level" performance.

According to the company, it's designed to deliver "uncompromising sound quality" and redefine portable listening for audiophiles.

Plus, the German hi-fi maker made them look cooler than ever.

The Texas-based audio brand just introduced a new version of its popular, affordable desktop speaker system.

Looking for a good deal on its entry-level smart speaker or its flagship soundbar? Both are steeply discounted.

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

The special-edition turntable is marketed towards modern vinyl enthusiasts.

It's a more streamlined, more affordable version of the brand's $6,000 flagship.

It's the first amplifier that's part of the brand's "pro-sound-to-home revolution."

The Japanese hi-fi maker struck a partnership with Sonos last year.

According to the legendary American audio brand, it signals "a new era for one of its most revered loudspeaker lines."