Parker Hall is a Senior Editor of Product Reviews at WIRED. He specializes in consumer technology, focusing on audiovisual and entertainment products, while also covering themes in beauty and fashion, and agriculture. Hall has been featured in Napa Valley Register, Maverick Studios, Digital Trends Media Group, and WIRED.
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These noise-canceling headphones look like vacuums but sound better than AirPods Max.
Tired of recording on your cell phone? These portable field recorders are fantastic for everything from interviews to concerts.
Apple has refreshed its cheapest wireless earbuds and split features into two models. The AirPods 4 raise more questions than answers.
The long-lived Chromecast has evolved into this plug-and-play streamer with Dolby Vision support and smart home controls.
These excellent noise-canceling wireless earbuds are especially great for small ears.
This no-frills screen is perfect for dorm rooms, bedrooms, or vacation homes. Rating: WIRED
This Vizio soundbar system brings the sound of the movies to your living room, and it costs less than $250.
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By: Eric Ravenscraft, Jaina Grey, Scott Gilbertson, Erica Kasper, Christopher Null, Henri Robbins, Parker Hall, Ryan Waniata, Medea Giordano, Brenda Stolyar, Omar L. Gallaga, Nena Farrell, Adrienne So, Reece Rogers, Julian Chokkattu, Simon Hill, Brad Bourque
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