Beats is pruning its current line-up, discontinuing older models to focus on newer ones like the Beats Fit Pro.

Beats' new wireless earbuds are positioned somewhere between the Studio Buds and Powerbeats Pro

Samsung's next flagship is said to feature the brightest OLED display ever in a Samsung smartphone.

There's no need to switch on Filmmaker Mode when watching Prime Video on an LG TV, as it's now enabled automatically.

Sonos has reignited rumours that it's about to launch its own headphones by taking a controlling stake in RHA Audio

The Pearl Keshi is one of the more unusual looking 2.1 systems we've seen, with a total power output of 1050W RMS.

Beyerdynamic has redesigned its Blue Byrd wireless headphones for a second-generation model while also upping the specs considerably.

JVC's first OLED TVs come with support for HDMI 2.1 features like ALLM, 4K@120Hz and eARC, for a richer user experience.

Amazon's first-ever range of 4K TVs includes support for Dolby Vision HDR and, of course, Alexa.

The Pixel 6 is set to include facial recognition, fingerprint scanning and speedy wireless charging thanks to a new stand.

Certain Sony TVs now have Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode when used with the PS5.

Dali's Equi wireless platform promises to be easy to set up and allows you to mix and match speakers as you see fit.

Qobuz's parent company has bought the e-onkyo music download store in Japan, entering the Asian business.

There's a free streaming dongle and games controller worth £69 ($79) up for grabs when you buy certain Stadia games.

The 2022 iPad Air will stick with an LCD display, according to noted Apple watcher Ming-Chi Kuo.

Sony's latest wearable speaker combines Dolby Atmos sound tech with 12 hours of battery life.

The new Pixel 6 has been spotted again, this time in an advert posted by Google Japan.

Sony is finally bringing Variable Refresh Rate and Auto Low Latency Mode to the XH90, but there's no news for this year's sets.

The problem isn't as simple as a chip shortage, according to Xbox's Phil Spencer, as he cites "multiple pinch points".

Nintendo has denied a report saying it equipped developers with a toolkit for making games for a 4K Switch.