I am not a frequent upgrader of my displays, and I have a tendency to keep them around. This means I have a situation where my newest screens tend to end up next to (or close by) my old ones.
Samsung’s top-of-the-line Galaxy Buds 3 Pro were initially priced at $250, but now you can grab a pair for just $190 at Amazon and Samsung's online store. That's one of the lowest prices we've seen yet for the company's flagship wireless earbuds.
You can get a big brand-name TV without spending too much money. The 55-inch LG LED 4K TV is going for a very low price of $299.99 at Best Buy. This is a big discount compared to its regular price of $349.99 and an even bigger saving compared to the current Amazon price of $376.99.
Are Nothing's CMF Buds 2 the best buds you can buy? No—but also, yes. When buds this good can be had at this price, it's hard to justify spending more.
TVs are fairly affordable these days, but if you want the best of the best, you'll want an OLED TV. And if you've been eying a fancy new OLED but don't want to pay the steep entry price, we have you covered. That's because right now you can get the Panasonic 65-inch (Z85 series) OLED TV at a 45% discount and the lowest price to date.
Wall-mounting is my preferred way to install a TV, and that's true for a lot of people. The only problem is that some people tend to mount their TVs too high.
There have been many attempts at building the perfect HTPC (Home Theater PC) platform, and some, like Kodi, have stood the test of time. However, almost a decade ago Mythbuntu reached the end of the road. Despite having so much promise.
Shopping for a new TV can feel overwhelming due to the abundance of choices and confusing jargon. It's easy to get lost. But don't sweat it! I'm here to cut through the noise and give you simple and actionable tips for TV shopping.
After years of streaming services reducing their quality and increasing their prices, physical media is coming back in a big way. I'm part of that wave, but that experience includes remembering some of the less-than-great qualities of the DVDs and Blu-rays we left behind.
For a very budget-friendly price, JLab packs a lot of notable features into the JLab Go Lux ANC headphones. While they won't provide you with perfect, audiophile-worthy listening, they will deliver on all-day comfort, long-lasting battery life, and decent ANC for the price point.
The GoPro Hero13 Black, a top-tier action camera, is now priced at $329.99 on Amazon, which is $100 off its original price of USD 429.99. This camera comes with many upgrades compared to older models, and this is the best time to get it at a discount.
Bose’s outstanding SoundLink Max portable Bluetooth speaker is now on sale with a 25% discount. This drops its price to $299.00 on Amazon from the original $399.00. This great deal makes this great speaker even more appealing.
Walmart is cutting the price of the Sony Inzone H3 wired gaming headset during its Memorial Day sale by an impressive $50. This originally cost $98 but is now priced at just $48 at Walmart, marking a discount of more than 50%.
Apple Music now lets you import libraries and playlists from Spotify and other competing services. However, the feature is currently limited to Australia and New Zealand.
When shopping for a new pair of headphones, one of the most important choices you'll make is whether to go with an open-back or closed-back design. This key difference greatly affects how your headphones sound and feel. So, which type is right for you?
You might have seen the news reports with tongue-in-cheek segments noting the uptick in people collecting and listening to cassette tapes. Yes, those fiddly plastic rectangles I thought we'd left long behind once people figured out how to put a CD player in a car.
Against all my personal expectations that the fad would pass, vinyl records continue to be popular and there are hobbyists all over the world saying "no thanks" to digital music and prefer dropping a needle onto a vinyl disc.
I still tend to think of miniLED technology as a high-end feature, with affordable entry-level and mainstream TVs still using backlighting, or a low number of large dimming zones. However, that's just not true anymore. There are now miniLED TVs for well under a thousand dollars—and they are awesome.
As someone who lived through the fastest-shrinking period for technology in history, I love things getting smaller. Our first computer at home took up a whole desk, which I believe is why they called it a "desktop." Now, I have a tiny supercomputer in my pocket, which I use to doomscroll nonsensical Instagram videos at 4am.
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