The Oppo Reno 8 Pro has the Marisilicon X chip that produced mind blowing results when shooting videos and pictures in the dark, displayed in full glory when I reviewed the flagship Find X5 Pro. Now Oppo has brought that same low light performance to the mid-range Reno8 Pro.

The Sony LinkBuds S is, according to Sony the smallest, lightest, Hi-Res certified, noise cancelling true wireless earbuds, and in this article we will compare them to Sony’s WF-1000XM4. Given there are so many similarities between them, I’m sure everyone is wondering if this is just a cheaper version of the WF-1000XM4, or if it’s something more than that.

The 1More EVO noise cancelling earbuds are Hi-Res certified, meaning that just like the Sony WF-1000XM4, it supports Hi-Res streaming over LDAC codec, and their large 10mm drivers are able to reproduce double the frequency range of regular earbuds. But do these cheaper earbuds actually sound better?

In this article, we are comparing the Sony WH-1000XM5 to the AirPods Max. We will cover call quality, noise cancelling and sound. After that, we’ll share the pros and cons of each product, and finally, which one you should buy.

Samsung has just announced a slew of fresh products, and I was invited to experience them first hand. That includes the latest foldable devices like the Fold 4, the Flip 4, and the new Galaxy Buds Pro 2 which is going to be the focus of this article.

There are things that I don’t like about the Sony WH-1000XM5, having used it now for a few months almost everyday, indoors and outdoors.

Personally I would pick the ___________, as it meets my needs better in terms of sound and my particular use case as the exact opposite of a backpacking, active lifestyle guy.

We finally have actual noise cancelling headphones from Sony specifically for gaming, without any affiliation to the Playstation brand.

It appears that Sennheiser does not want to make the same mistake that they did with previous models.

Most reviews I’ve seen about it are mixed, with the biggest criticisms about it being that it’s not easy to justify going for a product with a 1080p 60hz display, no wireless charging, and 12MP rear cameras.

This is where I predicted wireless earbuds are heading, and right now it appears to be coming true.

Why should audiophiles, or anybody who loves great sound, care about the Xperia 1 IV?

The Xperia 1 IV is an interesting product because it really is a camera trying to be a phone.