Bryn De KocksEKSA E5000 Summary The EKSA E5000 Pro lies between a budget and a mid-range headset, which, while perhaps too bulky for some, improves the sound and build quality of the EKSA E1000. It features USB-A and USB-C cables, meaning it’s versatile...
Manufacturers make it relatively easy to install ceiling speakers these days. However, there are some tips and tricks for this DIY project. We’ve put together this series of ceiling speaker installation tips to make your DIY process easier.Tip...
So you’re looking for the best party speaker currently on the market? We’ve got everything you need to know to make an informed decision right here. The first thing to consider is what type of speaker you are looking for. Bluetooth party speakers...
The Low-Down! The SuperEQ Q2 Pro wireless earbuds bring active noise canceling to what can be considered an affordable price range. The ANC performance is excellent, and the inclusion of multiple bud sizes means they can be adapted to your ear canal...
There are plenty of loud Bluetooth speakers on the market these days, some of which reach volume levels in excess of 120db. But what if one is also looking for easy portability as is often the case? We’ve already listed our list of the loudest...
Buying a new pair of headphones is supposed to be exciting, as you get to upgrade your hardware and increase the quality of your listening experience. But it’s not uncommon for more expensive headphones to sometimes offer lower volume levels than...
The Low-Down! The Sivga sv021 offers a reasonable closed-back option at under $200. The wooden-backed earcups offer a beautiful aesthetic, while the protein leather earcup padding provides an unbelievably comfortable experience. The sv021...
The Low-Down! The Treblab Z2 wireless headphones impress with their excellent battery life, active noise cancellation, and overall audio quality. While there were a few minor aspects that I wasn’t a huge fan of, it is tough to fault the Z2...
The Low-Down! The Samsung Galaxy Buds Live are polarized by their unique design, which while enabling a wider soundstage experience, can also lead to discomfort for users with certain ear shapes and sizes. The audio experience offers some...
Even though open-back headphone designs have been around since the late 1960s, it’s seemingly become more popular in recent years in the consumer market, likely due to online communities of audiophiles having a stage to preach their gospel and...