Marshall has a new limited edition speaker out, and it leans hard into one of the most famous partnerships in rock history. The Acton III Marshall x Hendrix 60th Anniversary Edition takes the compact Acton III home speaker and wraps it in purple crushed velvet, silver hardware, and cosmic artwork built to celebrate 60 years […]
A gaming setup usually gets built for the eyes first. The monitor gets the budget, the GPU gets the attention, and audio ends up running through whatever speakers shipped in a box years ago. It’s the one part of the rig that stays frozen while everything around it gets faster and sharper. Price: TBD Where
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Anker cuts Soundcore earbuds prices every summer, but this July’s window is the steepest in two years, and it won’t sit still. The P31i is 38% off at $36.99. The P30i is down to $27.99. If you’ve been sitting on a wireless upgrade, this is the month it actually pays to move, because these prices
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Skullcandy built its name on bass you can feel, and the new Crusher 720 leans hard into that reputation while adding the one thing most bass-first headphones skip. Announced on July 16, 2026, the Crusher 720 pairs the brand’s patented adjustable Crusher Bass with embedded THX Spatial Audio. That pairing is what sets this release
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Premium audio has trained everyone to believe that serious noise canceling and spatial sound belong at the top of the price sheet. Spend less, the thinking goes, and you trade away the tech that carries the experience. That belief holds right up until a company breaks the pattern on purpose. Price: $279.99 Where to Buy:
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Marshall has pulled the wraps off the 1959BJA Billie Joe Armstrong Artist Signature, and it’s the company’s first artist signature amp in 14 years. The Green Day frontman worked with Marshall to bottle his punk rock tone in a handwired 100-watt head. It goes on sale July 21, 2026, and it’ll cost you $3,999.99. Price:
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Most gaming earbuds make you pick a side. You either get the low-latency dongle that only talks to one device, or you get Bluetooth that works everywhere and adds enough lag to cost you a round. Razer’s new Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed is built to stop forcing that choice, and it does it at $99.99.
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Most movie tie-in speakers are a logo slapped on a generic plastic box, rushed out while the film’s still in theaters. Klipsch went the other way with its Klipsch x The Odyssey Limited Edition. The company built the whole design around one prop, the sword of Odysseus, and capped the run at 2,500 units worldwide.
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PlumCat AI is crowdfunding a translator small enough to disappear on your collar. The PlumCat AI weighs 7.4 grams, runs real-time translation, comes with a companion app in every pledge, and is live on Kickstarter now. PlumCat calls it the world’s smallest AI translator you can wear, and at that weight the claim is at
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Budget earbuds earn their price by leaving things out. The cheap pair is usually where you expect to lose the feature you’d actually want to talk about, so you brace for the compromise before the case even opens. Price: $99.25 Where to Buy: Amazon That expectation is what Nothing just poked at. On July 7,
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Sony just put a price on getting stage-quality monitoring into more ears, and it’s lower than most people expected. The new IER-M500 is Sony Pro Audio’s first in-ear monitor, and it arrives at $119.99 in the US with pre-orders already open. Price: $119.99 Where to Buy: Amazon That number matters. In-ear monitors built for live
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LG just handed the karaoke crowd a real reason to pay attention. On July 3, the company introduced the xboom Stage 501, a portable party speaker tuned by will.i.am that can pull the vocals out of almost any track on the fly. There are no karaoke files to download, no subscription to keep active, and
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Cheap Bluetooth speakers used to mean tinny highs, no bass, and a battery that quit before the afternoon did. That is not the tradeoff anymore. The budget end of the market got quietly competitive, and the best speakers under $30 now bring genuine low end, IPX waterproofing, and 20 plus hours of playback for the
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Most portable Bluetooth speakers quietly gave up on real stereo years ago. They drop one driver into a can, lean on processing to fake the width, and call it done. Andover Audio, a Boston hi-fi brand better known for turntable systems, just made the opposite bet with the FreePlay, its first portable speaker. It’s a
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Test online Marshall has spent over 60 years building amplifiers for the world’s biggest stages. The Marshall Minor IV true wireless earbuds, launched in 2024, bring that same sound heritage to your ears, now available at $89.99, down from a $159.99 list price. That is real audio pedigree at a real discount. 🛒 Marshall Minor
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Got a phone, a laptop, maybe a tablet. What you don’t have, yet, is a speaker that goes where those go. A Bluetooth speaker follows you from the kitchen counter to the campsite, from a hotel shower to a backyard grill. The trick is picking the right size, the right sound signature, and the right
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DJI has announced the Mic Mini 2S, an updated version of its compact wireless microphone system and one of the most capable DJI wireless microphones in the Mini line to date, adding onboard recording, quad-channel audio support, and AI-powered noise cancellation. At around 12 grams, it keeps the same clip-on form factor as its predecessors
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Baseus Inspire XC1 lands in a strange but useful middle ground: clip-on open-ear earbuds with Bose-tuned sound claims, Dolby Audio support, and a price that sits well below the premium clip-on crowd. They aren’t gym-proof replacements for sealed earbuds. They make more sense as daily walking, desk, and commute earbuds for people who hate silicone
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The Daisy One headphones cost $399, which means Daisy isn’t trying to sneak into the premium headphone market. It’s walking straight into the aisle…
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The best wireless earbuds under $50 in 2026, including cheap ANC, workout, tiny case, and waterproof picks from Soundcore, JLab, and TOZO.
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