Razer’s Barracuda V2 Pro launches at $199.99 with a detachable boom mic, 70-hour battery life, and simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth audio.

I’d gladly try YouTube audiobooks, as long as licensed books replace the robot-voiced uploads clogging the platform.

Sony’s leaked NW-ZX900 Walkman reportedly brings a Full HD display, Android 16, up to 40 hours of playback, more RAM, and a Japanese price roughly twice its predecessor’s.

Tired of AI-generated songs cluttering your music searches? Deezer is introducing a new filter that lets you hide fully AI-generated tracks, albums, and related artists.

Pikachu and Mimikyu are getting their own Beats Pill speaker, complete with Pokémon-themed charms, up to 24 hours of battery life, and a $149.99 price tag.

Apple has opened pre-orders for HomeView, HomePod mini 2, and the new Apple TV 4K, with releases beginning later this month.

Apple’s new Apple TV 4K brings Siri AI to your living room, lets you talk to it hands-free, and makes it easier to find your remote. Here’s what’s new, how much it costs, and when you can get it.

Apple has launched the HomePod mini 2 for $149, with Siri AI arriving in a future update, enhanced audio, Sound Glow lighting and five colour options.

With removable front panels, swappable knobs, and 3D-printable parts, CMF’s first speakers let you personalize their look and easily link compatible speakers for synchronized playback.

Apple has reportedly tested built-in microphones for hands-free Siri commands and a speaker-equipped Siri Remote for its next Apple TV 4K, expected later this month.

Google is reportedly developing a new TV Streamer with built-in microphones, presence sensing, a faster processor, more storage and an updated remote.

Samsung’s rumored full-size Galaxy headphones may launch as Galaxy Studio, with a new trademark filing adding weight to the leaked name after an 11-year absence.

Apple will host its ‘Welcome Home’ event on October 13, with the next HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K, and long-rumored home hub among the expected products.

Spotify is taking audiobooks global, expanding access to more than 180 markets with over 350,000 titles across 120 languages.

Razer’s $99.99 Mako X speakers pack bass radiators and RGB into a compact stereo setup without a separate subwoofer. They’re available now, though maximum output requires an additional USB-C power adapter.

The Emmys will be available to watch in over 240 countries globally, starting in 2027, on Prime Video without any fee.

Spotify’s BTS Music Quiz turns the Now Playing screen into an interactive trivia challenge covering the group’s music and milestones, complete with shareable scores and friend challenges.

Sony has added a Fnatic Edition to the INZONE H9 II and a new Glass Purple finish to the INZONE E9, with no hardware changes underneath.

TDM. has launched the Neo, a pair of over-ear headphones that transforms into a portable Bluetooth speaker using four 40mm drivers and a twist mechanism.

Amazon’s redesigned Kindle Colorsoft brings edge-to-edge color, a thinner body, improved contrast and brightness, while both 16GB and Signature models jump $40 in price.

Samsung's Galaxy Buds On are its first clip-on open earbuds, offering 9.5 hours of playback, TwinBoost speakers, audio leakage reduction, and hands-free Galaxy AI features.

Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick 4K is faster, slimmer, and finally ditches one annoying cable.

Logitech’s $259 Zone Vibe Pro drops the traditional boom mic while packing AI noise cancellation, adaptive ANC, 40mm drivers, and up to 66 hours of battery life.

Fairphone's Fairbuds 2 will launch in October for $119, bringing the company's signature repairable design to a new pair of earbuds with LDAC support.

Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly wants the company to launch products more frequently, shorten development cycles, and experiment with a broader range of hardware.

Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro with a triple driver setup, stronger noise cancellation, a comfier design, and up to 68 hours of battery life.