Ted Kritsonis

The JBL Tour One Wireless don’t go light on the bass, delivering a punchy sound signature, only you may not like how much ambient noise they block out.

The Creative SXFI Carrier combines the room-filling sound of Dolby Atmos with the virtual surround sound smarts of SXFI.

Neckband earbuds may not be popular, but the affordable HyperX Cloud Buds Wireless aren’t bad at all.

For Danish brand Soundboks, ‘big’ is a relative term and its signature speaker for 2020 is monstrous by comparison.

JBL doesn’t reinvent all that much with this newer iteration of the Boombox, but offers a solid IPX7 Bluetooth speaker for bumping outdoor parties.

It skimps on extra features, but the Denon DHT-S216 focuses on affordability and audio quality with DTS Virtual:X support.

After correcting some key mistakes, the 1MORE True Wireless ANC are decent pair of earbuds with active noise-cancellation.

The Creative SXFI Theater takes the company's audio holography to headphones made for computers and consoles.

The Sound Blaster X3 is an external sound card built to work with computers, consoles and TVs, and comes stocked with the company's impressive Super X-FI technology.

Updated Sony's 2.1 soundbar can get loud, but we never truly felt like it was great sound.

The Link Bar offers great flexibility for your AV setup but it's not quite as feature-rich as a traditional Android TV device.

While this audio player may look like your Android phone, it’s 100% committed to the music.

This Hi-Res Bluetooth dongle makes any pair of headphones wireless, making it a great companion for aux-less phones.

Sony's latest portable Bluetooth speaker pumps up the volume and throws in a light show to boot.

MINI REVIEW The Fiio FA1 offer great, balanced sound that everyone but bass lovers will enjoy.

Creative's 2.1 stereo speakers are criminally cheap, keeping you from breaking the bank for decent sound.

Runners will like how the Fit 3100 actually fit, but not everyone will find the sound quality a hit.

FiiO is an unknown in most circles, but the M9 continues the company’s focus on making digital music sound better.

V-Moda's latest earbuds offer a good fit but don't always deliver on sound quality.

Want an escape from your terrible computer speakers? The Stage Air will bump you up to the next level.

Pioneer tries to offer an affordable alternative in going truly wireless, but the end result is nonetheless disappointing.

Sony's wireless earbuds require a little work to get the best fit and fidelity you possibly can.

Creative’s new external sound card helps you up your game by amplifying all the sounds you might've missed.

Soul Electronics offers affordable true wireless earbuds ... but paying less does come with a catch.