Anker made the Soundcore Sport X10 for the active crowd, bending those ear hooks enough to fit any pair of ears during vigorous runs or workouts.

Like its namesake implies, the Katana slices through just about any audio you send its way with verve, from gaming to music and beyond.

The Soundboks Go may be its smallest speaker to date, but it's still a loud party in a box, and it will fit right in anytime you want to draw a crowd.

The Edifier Stax Spirit S3 are planar magnetic over-ear headphones that offer stunningly good sound, making their relatively high price seem like a bargain.

Turn on Iris Clarity on your computer and you can build an effective and invisible cocoon around you to block out background noise for every virtual call.

Tribit MoveBuds H1 are for the active crowd, boasting a sporty design that delivers comfort, durability, and battery life that will last longer than the competition.

Bang & Olufsen's Cisco partnership produces a set of wireless cans with security that's as good as their sound.

The Grell TWS/1 are about better sound, and deliver it with solid sonic results, though you will have to consider whether they're too big for your ears.

The LG G4 stakes its claim to be one of the best smartphones of 2015 with an incredible camera and a sleek, new design.

Free VoiceDial app for Android smartphones and tablets learns a user's contact list and lets them make calls by voice hands-free and without the cloud.

Does BlackBerry’s ‘can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em’ move to Android make the Priv a winner or a dud in false clothing?

The Rhino Box is an Android-based set top box that walks the line on serving up boatloads of content. Max of 155 characters (counting spaces)

The Plantronics BackBeat Sense offer best-in-class features and performance without breaking the bank.

Doing sets of planks can get boring and repetitive. So, Stealth Body Fitness attempted to make it interesting by combining a balance board with a smartphone gaming application. In our quick review of the Stealth Core Trainer Pro, we stopped counting or timing, focusing on racking up points instead.

The Oddict Twig Pro are a fancy yet affordable alternative to the AirPods Pro, that really come into their own when you start tweaking their settings.

Looking for a boombox that keeps things simple to keep a group entertained? That's exactly what the Monster Blaster 3.0 was built to do.

The 1More PistonBuds Pro deliver a combo of nice sound, good comfort, and small size that should fit almost every ear. All at a price that's well under $100.

The Dottir Freedom On-Grid wireless earbuds look a lot like the Powerbeats Pro, but they sport way more features for much less money.

Monoprice gives the Harmony Capsule 200 all the budget trappings, yet has a hard time letting out enough sound to make it stand out.

We took the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, LG G5, and HTC 10 on various photography outings to crown a winner in this three-way flagship camera shootout.

Traveling and communicating in foreign lands isn't easy, but the Jarvisen Translator claims to be the best there is by translating up to 60 languages in real time. We put the Jarvisen Translator to the test, to see if it's worth its $429 price tag.

They may not sport a new look, but JLab’s Epic Air Elite true wireless earbuds have worked out prior kinks to stay better connected, all while holding firm, playing loud, and offering better battery life. Our JLab Epic Air Elite review gave us reason to like the corrective changes that make them better than their predecessors.

There are no new AirPods, but Apple did announce new features, including Conversation Boost, Find My integration, and spatial audio for tvOS.

Focal’s Dimension series sound bar and subwoofer treat audio with verve while delivering multiple setup options for the space-deprived.

Sennheiser’s Flex 5000 can make any headphones feel wireless when watching TV, ensuring both ears can hear without rocking the house.

Sennheiser takes its trendiest line of headphones, packs in batteries and Bluetooth, and comes up with the Urbanite XL Wireless. Look out, Beats!

After two prior mediocre attempts, Jaybird scores a win with the Vista true wireless earbuds, a lightweight and comfortable pair that also bring real customization to how they sound. You can easily tweak these earbuds to fit your preferences.

We review the Acer AspireRevo, a small form PC that makes a compelling case to be part of your living room setup.

We review Asus' EeeBox EB1501, a mini-desktop PC the size of a paperback novel that's capable of surfing the net, writing papers, and playing back full HD 1080p content.

The Momentum are Sennheiser’s effort at delivering a stylish set of cans with the spectacular sound quality the company is known for. We take a close listen to see how well Sennheiser managed to pair style and substance.

Since scooping up the Ultimate Ears brand, Logitech has produced some quality-sounding audio gear. The UE 6000 continue that trend, offering decent active noise-cancellation in a full-sized, over-ear headphone for $200.

Though its sound quality doesn’t match up to some of our favorites, the Fugoo’s utility will make it a popular choice among those with an active lifestyle.

With Microsoft taking over, the Lumia 830 spells the end of the line for Nokia as a phone brand, but does this ‘affordable flagship’ give it a proper sendoff or chuck dirt on the former mobile powerhouse?

If you prioritize fancy fitness functions over sound quality, the Sport Pulse Wireless could be your new favorite workout partner.