Harry Padoan

I tested Anker’s rival to the AirPods 4 and it was a tighter contest than I’d anticipated.

The Activo Volcano are well-priced and deliver impressive low-end output, but they’re bested by rivals on instrument separation, comfort and design.

Marshall’s first ever soundbar supplies quaking bass and awesome Atmos for movies, making it a top-tier all-in-one option.

The Sony WH-1000XM6 boast incredible noise cancelling capabilities, awesome audio and a smarter design, but that comes at quite the cost.

The Anker Soundcore C40i sound pretty good, but they aren’t the most comfortable or feature-rich pair around.

Although some may not love the Apple Nike Sport Loop's yarn-crafted build, it’s hard to deny that its breathable, secure design makes it ideal for athletic folk.

Although there are more breathable, adjustable options, the Apple Solo Loop still impresses with its comfortable fit and vivid color options.

Belkin’s 25W uni-port charger doesn’t quite stand out from the crowd, but it’s still a good performer if you don’t need all too much power.

The Anker Soundcore AeroClip supply adept audio, a secure fit and neat call quality, all at a more than reasonable price.

The UGreen Nexode RG 65W is a quirky wall charger with a modest price and three ports, ensuring it has the substance to match its standout style.

The Edifier LolliClip are a great pair of open ear headphones with ANC and health monitoring and are only let down by a few small hiccups.

The Tribit Stormbox Lava is a solid-sounding low-priced Bluetooth speaker but it’s held back by a lackluster design and technical issues.

The 1More Sonoflow Pro supply strong ANC, impressive sound quality and a stylish design, all for a more-than-reasonable price.

The Apple Sport Band may not be all too exciting, but it’s still a highly comfortable and convenient option.