Mark Sparrow

With new 12mm dual-magnet drivers, DynamicEQ technology and a redesigned fit with richer bass, SoundPeats’ new POP Clip2 earbuds are made for sports

Satechihas introduced its new ChargeView 240W Desktop Charger, a high-tech solution for powering multiple devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. This advanced charger, building on its 140W predecessor, boasts a color LCD that displays live wattage consumption for each of its six USB-C ports, providing users clear insight into charging status. Utilizing GaN technology, it delivers a total of 240W efficiently and quietly, preventing heat buildup. An intelligent power controller automatically balances output across devices. Its sleek Space Black design includes a precision stand for versatile vertical or horizontal placement, optimizing desk space. Priced at $149.99.

The Keydous NJ80-CP V3 HE uses next-generation Hall Effect switches, which deliver ultra-low latency that can be set with customized actuation points.

The iDSD GR 2 is the latest version of the iFi’s xDSD Gryphon. The iDSD GR 2 has been completely redesigned from the ground up with a new DAC architecture.

One of the keyboard makers with the largest product range has been a little quiet of late, but Keychron has now opened preorders for its new V6

Pro-Ject’s E1.2 turntable family gains a Bluetooth version with a new-generation transmitter and a wide selection of finishes, alongside a new E1.2 Phono model

Sonova AG , the Swiss hearing-aid producer behind Sennheiser's consumer division, has unveiled the fifth generation of Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless 5 earbuds.

The German audio brand beyerdynamic has unveiled two new wireless gaming headsets. The MMX 100 wireless and MMX 130 wireless are aimed at seasoned

Today, Japan's high-end audio brand Esoteric has removed the covers from its new T-01 turntable, which features a patented Esoteric MagneDrive, a contactless drive system that's totally silent.

At a time when the headphone market is mostly focused on evolutionary tweaks, true audio innovation requires being "unreasonable" about what is possible.