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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Tammy I Rogers
Transparent tech is everywhere. Nothing brought it back from the brink, and since then, it's been seen on everything from power bricks to headphones and everything in between. It's becoming ever more popular then — but I think it sucks. From the moment it comes out of the box, it starts accumulating muck and grime from every which where. Until the moment it finally goes directly into the trash, when it looks like it's been through the wars.
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2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Tammy I Rogers
"Expensive headphones do not concern me, Admiral", is what I can only assume was said in the planning meeting for the ATH-AWSW DV headphones, as the leader of the room left with a swish of his billowing cape. What came as a result of that planning meeting is a pair of headphones that has me salivating at my desk. They're the aforementioned ATH-AWSW DV from Audio Technica, and their Darth Vader adorned wooden earcups need to be on my head. Like, now. I find your lack of headphones...
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2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Tammy I Rogers
Reference tracks are a critical part of the Tom’s Guide testing process, because they give me an unbiased look at the sound profile of the best headphones, Bluetooth speakers, and more. When I selected these hallowed tracks, it was important to choose ones that showcased the strengths and weaknesses of a device.
There's an new AirPods 4 competitor in town: Denon's new buds boast next gen specs and a great price
2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Tammy I Rogers
The AirPods 4 seem to be constantly under fire from competitors — and Denon is the latest to launch Apple-beating buds. The firm has just announced the AH-C500W open ear buds, and the AH-C840NCW ANC which feature silicon tips. Both buds are filled with some wicked sounding tech, and crucially come in at price points well below the AirPods options. Buds for all tastesFirst up is the open-ear alternative to the AirPods 4's cheapest model.
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2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Tammy I Rogers
When I first saw JBL’s next version of its flagship ANC headphones, the Tour One M3, there was one thing that stood out to me. There’s a weird little screen thing in the box. For the longest time, I didn’t really get it. What does it do? Even after being briefed by JBL, I still wasn’t entirely just what I was looking at. A strapless smart watch for your musical listening? A DAC dongle for higher-quality streaming? A thing to play Galaxian on while I’m supposed to be working?
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