Sound BlasterX G6 amplifier review — The best headphone audio
Creative Labs always seems like it is fighting an uphill battle to convince people that they should want better audio. While some are seeing...
HyperX Cloud Mix review — A great headset for daily use
Computer component company Kingston started its HyperX gaming brand years ago, and it has earned a reputation for building great peripherals like its Cloud...
Andreas Sennheiser interview: How Magic Leap’s AR glasses will enable ‘transparent audio’
Without sound, visuals are nothing. This week, German audio company Sennheiser reinforced that point as it launched its Ambeo AR One headphones for use with Magic Leap‘s augmented reality...
Sennheiser launches Ambeo AR One headphones for Magic Leap One glasses
Sennheiser is launching its Ambeo AR One headphones for use with Magic Leap‘s augmented reality glasses. The audio equipment maker is using its Ambeo tech to...
Vizio Atmos Home Theater review — Great soundbar, but Atmos is frustrating
Dolby Atmos is here. It’s the 3D positional audio technology from Dolby that adds height and movement through object-based sound instead of speaker-based. And...
Sennheiser brings its spatial audio technology to AR
Sennheiser is partnering with Magic Leap. The audio-equipment company is providing its Ambeo tech to improve the immersion of augmented reality. Ambeo uses “transparent audio” that...
Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 is a followup to one of my favorite headsets
Up until recently, the headset I used the most often while playing games was the Turtle Beach Elite Pro. I liked the PC Edition, which...
Samsung launches 2 new soundbars with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround
On August 20, Samsung is releasing its new HW-N950 and HW-N850 soundbars. These are its high-end audio devices that it built in collaboration with...
BlitzWolf soundbar review — a sound upgrade for under $100
A few years after almost everyone upgraded to HD televisions, we began thinking about other ways to upgrade our home theater experiences. The soundbar...
Razer’s Nommo Chroma speakers have lush sound but struggle with bass
At $150 (or $100 for the non-RGB version), the Razer Nommo speakers represent a decent step up from a lot of cheaper options, and they actually excel in quieter, atmospheric moments. But you'll probably miss having that subwoofer.