Displaying items by tag: Headphones

Tranya was founded on the basis of creating fully-featured audio devices available to the largest amount of people. Supporting this goal, the company has released an upgraded version of its flagship T10 Bluetooth earbuds with a new ultra-low latency game mode, and switchable music modes.

If you're working from home - and with lockdown after lockdown, so many of us are - Creative Labs wants to ensure you have the best audio and video experience. The company has bundled three of its products together to make a work-from-hit kit consisting of headphones, a 1080p webcam, and a noise-canceling headset adapter. This is combined with smart software to reduce background noise on both your end and the other side.

Audio and video company Epos has announced the launch of the Adapt 200 series headsets, with Microsoft Teams certification and designed to accommodate the shifting requirements of working professionals.

Audio-Technica wireless headphones with the model number ATH-CK3TW have been recalled due to a fire risk.

A new player has arrived down under with a range of "high quality, cost effective range of microphones, web cameras, headphones and accessories into the A/NZ market", billed as perfect for the "music recording, broadcast, post product and streaming markets."

If you thought Apple's AirPods Max were expensive at A$899, there's a whole world of even higher priced, super luxurious headphones on the market that aim to tempt audiophiles into saying "Oui, je veux Focal Celestee!"

Ever since Apple launched its AirPods, wireless earbuds are everywhere from just about every manufacturer, and even on sale in petrol stations, and now SkullCandy has joined the fray with its new Jib True.

European professional audio products vendor Thronmax has entered the Australian and New Zealand markets, claiming it can provide everything that is needed to start a career as a successful content creator.

We get our hands – and ears – on the Friendie Air Duo over-the-ear wireless headphones.

If a Bentley automobile is a bit beyond the budget, then Bentley's luxurious new headphones might be more attainable, even if their price is much higher than the latest from Bose and Sony - combined!

Everybody needs a good headset, though not all headsets are created equal. COVID-19 saw massive work-from-home demand for headsets. Companies who chose a professional-grade headset saw their teams productive and comfortable while those opting for the lowest cost options invariably suffered “can you hear me?” all day long. If you're in the latter camp, here is a good option.

The world is better with a soundtrack, helping you relax on your daily commute and block out the world around you. Or, perhaps you need to talk, joining in on frequent college and client calls. Either way, you need great headphones. Your hearing is too important.

Victoria-based, Australian-owned audio accessory vendor Friendie's latest product is the Air Duo over-ear headphones.

Danish audio brand, Jabra, has announced its entire Jabra Evolve range is now certified for Microsoft Teams via a free firmware upgrade.

Like many of its cousins from its parent company, electronics giant B.B.K. Electronics, the vivo Y20S is a solidly constructed device, one of many 4G smartphones hitting the Australian market as companies realise that 5G smartphones are really not needed here given the current state of the 5G rollout.

Sony brings its decades of audio expertise to deliver an immersive and high-tech experience in its new flagship headphones, the WH-1000XM4.

OPPO won't actually sell any of its phones on its brand new online store, presumably to preserve relationships with its retail partners, but you can buy its headsets, cases, chargers, power banks, cables and adapters online.

The realme Buds Q wireless earbuds feature a low-latency mode for gaming and video playback.

To start off, let me make it clear that this is not a review. It's not even a full-length article. No, these are just random thoughts about an ugly pair of headphones that I use, one that nobody would buy, let alone use.

Microsoft has unveiled five new Surface products, including headphones and earbuds.