U&i has expanded its product lineup with the launch of new wireless neckbands, true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds, a high-capacity powerbank, and versatile chargers designed for everyday use. “With ...

Another issue is non-replaceable batteries. Unlike some laptops and smartphones, most earbuds can't have batteries replaced, as they're glued shut for water resistance. Once one earbud's battery ...

The under Rs 2,000 TWS segment is one of the most competitive audio categories right now. This is the range where truly wireless earphones stop feeling like compromises and start offering features ...

Back in school, I had colourful wired earphones from Skullcandy, which were one of my first proper audio purchases. And today, I have with me a Skullcandy Uproar TWS review unit, which was launched in ...

There's no need to buy a brand-new set of wireless headphones. Just use my tried-and-true tweaks. Macy is a writer on the AI Team. She covers how AI is changing daily life and how to make the most of ...

Sony has better all-round sound quality ANC effect is more obvious than Sony’s Slightly more expensive option of the two The Sony WH-1000XM6 are the Japanese audio manufacturer’s current flagship pair ...

The segment has become increasingly competitive, with brands bringing features that were once limited to premium earbuds into more affordable models.

Under Rs. 2,000, competition is intense, with brands focusing on low audio lag, tuned gaming sound, and gamer-style designs.

Imagine never having to fumble with a charging cable again. That's the magic of a wireless charger. Not only does going wireless clear up your space and make charging as simple as setting your phone ...

CNET's experts teamed up with a sleep professional to help you pick out the best sleep headphones you can buy. Aly Lopez was a writer on the sleep and wellness team at CNET. She tested, researched and ...

Gaming earbuds have plenty of advantages over full-sized headsets. They're more portable, more versatile – many can connect to your phone for commuting and moseying around – and ditching the headband ...