The Sol Republic Amps Air are a well-built competitor in the fully wireless headphone race, but how do they sound?

With beautiful bass response, the Etymotic ER4XR brings the company’s classic in-ear line squarely into the the 21st century for an excellent and well-executed update.

The ER4SR are a high-quality update to Etymotic’s classic line, offering the same squeaky-clean sound we’ve known for decades, though we wish they brought a little more bass to mix.

Monster’s flashy Elements Wireless Over-Ear may be styled for the Beats crowd, but their impressive sound performance could make them a hot choice for audiophiles.

Small and affordable, the iLoud Micro Monitors let you bring your mix station to even the smallest rooms.

The JBL Everest Elite 700 are a solid workhorse for those who want extremely customizable listening options.

The Audio-Technica LP60-BT upgrades the company’s most basic turntable with Bluetooth, but does it solve a problem you don’t really have?

We spent some time with Marshall Headphones’ latest Bluetooth cans, the new Marshal Mid. With warm classic sound and great vintage looks, the Marshall Mid are a treat for your eardrums, and your wallet.

Erato’s new Muse 5 wireless earbuds are a solid fully-wireless offering, providing excellent passive noise isolation and decent sound in very usable package.

V-Moda’s first ever Bluetooth speaker offers good looks, a truckload of features, and some of the best sound you’ll find in a small profile-speaker.

With lockable touch controls, solid battery life, and the same great looks, the wireless version of Jays’ on-ear headphones easily surpass the original.

Astell & Kern’s XB10 Bluetooth headphone amp is beautifully designed, ultra-portable, and offers some of the best wireless sound you’ll find.

With good sound, great looks, and numerous playback options, the House of Marley Stir It Up Turntable is among the best tools for your new vinyl obsession.

Blue’s Satellite wireless noise-canceling headphones offer excellent sound isolation and stereo imaging, but they falter in fit and finish.

The H9 wireless headphones offer the same great looks, comfortable fit, and beautiful bass we loved in the less expensive H7, but noise canceling will cost you battery life and some serious extra dough.

JLab’s Bluetooth-based multiroom alternative delivers solid sound in an affordable and portable package, allowing you to take your multiroom setup virtually anywhere.

JLab zigs where Sonos zags, providing a loud and affordable multiroom Bluetooth speaker you can take anywhere, no app required.

Whether you’re a public transit commuter or a marathon runner, V-Moda’s Forza Metallo Wireless are among the best fitting — and sounding — wireless in-ears you’ll find.

Crosley proves it can go beyond the entry level with its audiophile-grade. In our Crosley C20 turntable review we explore its beautiful styling and astonishing analog playback, all at a fair price.

The JBL E55BT Quincy Jones Edition Bluetooth headphones have great looks, and a vibrant high range that brings the legendary producer’s music to life.

In our JBL E55BT review we detail these Bluetooth headphones' simple looks, solid functionality, and great sound at an attractive price point.

Our Riva Arena review reveals a feature-packed multiroom speaker with excellent audio quality and streaming versatility.

Great looks, a massive number of input options, and wide stereophonic sound make the Riva Festival an excellent multiroom option.

Our Sony WH-1000xM2 review explains how Sony took a class-leading noise-canceling headphone, made them even better, then dropped the price.

The Sony MDR-1000x over-ear headphones are extremely comfortable, sound great, and offer some of the best active noise cancellation on the market.

With excellent sound, a vast array of streaming options, and custom room tuning software built-in, Yamaha’s R-N803 is an affordable way to get your audiophile on.

The Bowers and Wilkins 702 S2 speakers are a beautiful pair of floorstanding speakers that beautifully reproduce instrumental music, but they may not be right for everyone.

The Marshall Mid A.N.C. tack active noise cancelling onto the company’s outstanding Bluetooth model, but is the significant price hike is worth the added solitude?

If you’re an audiophile who has embraced the wonders of on-demand music streaming, Naim’s Uniti Atom is ready to be the center of your digital audio universe.

Jabra’s Elite 65t true wireless earbuds offer features and pricing that match up nicely with Apple’s uber-popular AirPods. But can these new upstarts dethrone the king?

If you’re new to the world of analog audio, it can be hard to find an affordable turntable to spin your growing vinyl collection, let alone one that’s stylish enough to feature prominently in your living room. The sleek new Crosley C6 is designed to solve this problem. But does it sound as good as it looks?

As with any wireless take on a great set of speakers, the Bluetooth-connected variant of Audioengine’s A5+ speakers had us very excited when they arrived in our A/V testing room. How do they compete with the superb original model, and could the wireless connection make them the perfect pair of speakers for jackless phone owners?

The Optoma UHD50 projector is the latest stab at making huge, cinema-quality images affordable. Does Optoma's 4K HDR device transform your living room into a movie theater, or is getting cinema-quality projection at home still only possible for the execs?

With excellent bass and a very comfortable fit, Sony’s WF-SP700N distinguish themselves from many fully wireless in-ear headphones, but do they have what it takes to compete with our top picks? In our WF-SP700N review, we pit Sony’s compact headphones against industry leaders to see how they stack up.