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AudioThe Only Sonos-Approved Turntable Just Got a Killer Hi-Fi Upgrade
The Victrola Stream Sapphire is a "Works with Sonos" certified turntable primed for Sonos lovers and audiophiles alike.
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AudioOne of the Best Affordable Turntables Gets Its First Real Upgrade in Years
The Audio-Technica AT-LP70X is an upgraded version of one of our favorite entry-level turntables. It looks awesome and costs just $199.
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AudioThis Affordable, Old-School Amplifier Harnesses 60 Years of Hi-Fi Heritage
There aren't many vinyl-ready integrated amplifiers under $500 — the Rotel A8 is one of them.
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AudioThe Biggest Name in Portable Hi-Fi Just Launched Its Cheapest Player Yet
The Astell & Kern P1 is the company's most affordable portable hi-fi player. And it looks anything but cheap.
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TechThis Nifty iPhone Gadget Has One Feature That’s Perfect for Camping and Hiking
UAG's new MagSafe battery pack has enough juice to fully charge your iPhone. It's also extremely rugged, making it an ideal travel accessory.
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AudioReview: This New Hi-Fi Speaker Can Replace Your TV’s Soundbar. Does It Need to?
We review the Audio Pro C20, a supremely versatile wireless speaker that you can also hook up to your TV or turntable.
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AudioWhat Makes Vintage Turntables So Special? Two Hi-Fi Experts Weigh In
Why are audiophiles shopping for vintage turntables? We talked to two experts who restore old turntables to learn why.
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TechThis Button Is Your iPhone’s Secret Weapon. Here’s How to Optimize It
Instantly make your iPhone feel more like "your" iPhone.
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Tech5 Vintage Camera Brands Only OG Photographers Will Remember
Many brands did not survive the transition to digital, but their cameras are still around.
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TechWhat’s the Catch with These Affordable Dolby Atmos Soundbars?
It used to be impossible to buy a Dolby Atmos sound for less than $900. Today, you can buy one for less than $500. So, what's the catch?
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TechEvery New Wallet Should Have This Hidden Feature
The ESR Geo Wallet is the first billfold wallet with Find My support. So if you lose it, you can locate it with your iPhone's Find My app.
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TechA Major Streaming Service Just Fixed Its Most Frustrating Feature
Finally, Amazon is making it easier for Prime Video subscribers to find content they can actually watch — and not have to buy or rent.
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TechWhy the Next iPhone SE Will Divide Longtime Fans of Apple’s Cheapest Phone
The next iPhone SE reportedly won't have a Home button or support Touch ID. It's going to be Face ID all the way.
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Tech9 Google Chrome Settings You Didn’t Know You Could Change
In the usual course of day-to-day life, you don’t need to spend much time messing around with browser settings, but if you get under the hood you can give yourself a more streamlined and secure experience.
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TechWhy Do Headphone Manufacturers Keep Repeating This Mistake?
Travel cases that come with flagship headphones are supposed to be protective. Why some aren't is beyond me.
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HomeThe Cheap Desktop Upgrade That Transformed My Entire Home Office
A wall-mounted monitor gives you flexibility and frees up real estate on your desk. But those aren't the reasons why I love mine so much.
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TechMiss the Old iPod? This Nifty Gadget Turns Your Apple Watch into One
The TinyPod is a nifty gadget for your Apple Watch that makes it look like a classic iPod. It even has a functioning scroll wheel.
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TechWant a Vintage Turntable? Here’s What No One Tells You
They don't make 'em like they used to. That's both a blessing and a curse.
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Tech7 Settings to Change on Your Mac’s Menu Bar Right Now
The Menu Bar is there to help you navigate your Mac seamlessly so that you can be your most productive self.