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JBL unveils Dolby Atmos soundbars
JBL, a leading brand of audio products, has announced its newest soundbar series that promises to bring the movie theater experience to your living room. The new JBL…
One Of Amazon’s Best Selling Soundbars Is On Sale For Under $40
We’re a big fan of using soundbars to enhance your TV’s sound, and luckily, technology has advanced enough in the past few years that soundbars are accessible across…
Sony soundbars are on mega sale for a limited time — save up to $200
The included subwoofer will make punchy sounds — explosions, crashes, etc. — feel all the more real, while the bar delivers a balanced soundscape that brings movies and…
Big Sound, Low Price: This Top-Rated LG Soundbar Is Discounted to Just $130
Buy LG 2.1-Channel Soundbar $129.99. This elegant soundbar comes with a wireless subwoofer included for bigger bass for all your entertainment. It’s an easy way to upgrade your…
JBL Bar 1300X review: Wireless surround sound—with a catch
This soundbar’s rear surround speakers operate on battery power, rendering them truly wireless. The tradeoff? You must remember to charge them.
The best projectors you can buy in 2023, plus how to choose one
Home theater projectors have come a long way from the clunky, dim models of the past. The latest models are brighter, sharper, more discreet and easier to install…
Xiaomi 13 Pro Review: The Complete Package
MIUI software isn’t as polished as the competition It’s heavy at 229g The camera sensor is large and bulky Depending on where you live in the world, Xiaomi…
A new Android phone with a crazy camera might crush the Galaxy S23
Is the Xiaomi 13 Pro up to the task, or will the price scupper its chances? Before we dig into the camera, what about the technology inside the…
Xiaomi could soon launch a Wear OS 3 smartwatch
Xiaomi is reportedly working on a Wear OS 3 smartwatch. The wearable could launch sometime this year. It’s expected to come under the “Xiaomi Watch” range, same as…
Sonos had a come-to-Jesus moment over Bluetooth
In an interview with Digital Trends, Sonos CEO Patrick Spence explains why the company changed its tune on Bluetooth, and what might be in store for future products.