It’s time to unbox! I recently received a few interesting products – most of which are a “two”, for some…
Hakii Time review: time to move on
Hakii is a spin-off of Havit, a Chinese company known for their range of audio products that spans from professional…
1More Dual Driver ANC Pro review: im(pro)vements
Active noise cancelling is where most manufacturers are putting their efforts on recently and that’s because so many people used…
dyplay Shield Pro ANC review: cheap ANC done darn well
ANC, also known in its full form as active noise cancelling, is taking over the headphone world by moving further…
KB EAR KS2 review: seriously fun
KB EAR is back with another affordable IEM – and this time they really nailed it. The KB EAR KS2…
HarmonicDyne Helios review: a worthy contender
Helios is the Greek name for the Sun and it’s also the name HarmonicDyne, a new contender in the headphones…
eMeet Luna review: clear communication
I have now been working from home for nine years – the entirety of my career. This year has changed…
Thieaudio Legacy 3 review: so good
ThieAudio‘s line-up of IEMs is growing by the day and it’s now made of two different lines: one is Voyager,…
FIIL T1 X review: unimpressive
FIIL made themselves a reputation with their wireless headphones, so it’s no surprise that they jumped onto the TWS wagon.…
Sony WF-1000XM3 review: goodbye noise
Sony’s first generation of its 1000-series “true wireless” earphones were disappointing under any perspective. But with the third generation, the…
eMeet speakerphones are on sale – and a review is coming
If there’s one thing the lockdown has taught me is that I really need audio gear to manage my calls.…
Gold Planar GL600 review: one trick pony
It appears like the world of planar headphones is constantly expanding and new companies are boarding this train, admittedly loaded…
Tin HiFi T2 Plus review: a modern classic remade
Tin HiFi’s T2 was launched a couple of years ago and it has been a best-seller since then thanks to…
Tin HiFi T2000 review: not yet worth it
The TWS market is seeing a progressive expansion towards the lower end, as the quality rises and entry-level “true wireless”…
FiiO BTR3K review: small, beautiful, useful
FiiO’s entry-level portable Bluetooth adapter, the FiiO BTR3K, is actually anything but entry-level. This small Bluetooth DAC, or even Bluetooth…