Tag: Headphones

The new PuroFree Bone Conduction Headphones by Puro Sound Labs promise to keep you in touch with your surroundings whilst enjoying your music.

If you're on a tight budget and want to enjoy all the modern technologies , then the new Creative Zen Air In-Ear Headphones could be for you.

The new Edifier STAX SPIRIT S3 Headphones have launched with some impressive qualities and claim to deliver an "Audiophile-Grade Audio Experience".

The ANC wireless headphones market for travellers is a competitive one in which Bose needs its new QC45 to make an impact. Long gone are the days where the QC25's were the standard headphone of choice for savvy travellers with Sony ruling the over-ear option for several years now, and with the continual improvement to in-ear buds, AirPods and the like are catching up.

We all knew it was coming, Apple moving into the high-end headphones market. They brought up Beats a few years back, and although I'm a fan of them, they're not in the same league as Sony and Bose. So, Apple has launched the AirPods Max.

CES 2020 runs from 7th until 10th Jan and {Tech} for Travel is here to dig out all the travel gadget related news and launches.

ProsCons✔️ Quick Bluetooth Connection✘ Bulky when folded✔️ Effective Active Noise Cancelling✘ Notable hiss with ANC and no music✔️ Easy to use controls✘ Earcups don't...

Finally, the most anticipated headphones of the year have been launched. Will the new Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones 700 be all that we expected!

When two luxury travel brands collaborate, the result will always be a desirable device! Meet the new collaboration from RIMOWA and B&O.

Apple have rolled out an upgrade to their popular AirPods, with a new chip and wireless charging case.

Are you looking for the best travel gadgets of 2019? {Tech} for Travel has built the definitive guide for the connected traveller.

In a move that many didn't see coming, Sony steal the crown of 'Best Noise Cancelling Headphones' from Bose.

Is it possible for a start-up company to move into the heavily dominated headphone space? Divacore proves it is possible!

Is it possible for an entry-level pair of earbuds perform just as well as more expensive competition?