Browsing: Audio

Based purely on experience, I wasn’t expecting big things from the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days currently live in Australia, but happily, I’ve been proven wrong. Not only have I seen some record-low prices across various product categories, including coffee machines and headphones, but as expected, Bluetooth speakers are on the receiving end of some…

At a glance, not much separates the Cambridge A100 SE true wireless in-ear headphones from their older A100 stablemates — and that’s because not much does.

The second Prime Day in Australia for 2026 is now live, and that means the next seven days represent one of your best opportunities to secure a new set of headphones at a big discount.

Apple products aren’t exactly known to be paragons of repairability, with many devices proving to be daunting work for even the most hardened of repair professionals. It probably won’t come as much of a surprise, then, to see that iFixit has given the new AirPods 5 a lowly score in its latest teardown — but…

If you don’t love the way your headphones sound, it’s not necessarily a sign to head to our list of the best headphones and pick up a brand-new pair. Maybe the problem isn’t the cans, but how you cast your music to them.

Right now, you can get the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 down from their £219 RRP to £99, a saving of £120 or 55% on earbuds built around Google’s Tensor A1 chip and Active Noise Cancellation with Silent Seal 2.0.

As an audio reviewer, I am of course always excited when a new pair of headphones is announced. However, I’ve noticed a worrying trend in the last couple of years whereby every new premium pair seems to cost AU$699.

Woot has been on a bit of a roll with its sale events lately, and the latest one brings up to 67% off a wide range of audio gear. Prices start at just $9.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee applies otherwise), with discounts on Sennheiser earbuds, Samsung Galaxy Buds, ANC headphones, party speakers, and…

I love an audio outfit that refuses to kowtow to the norm (no thinly disguised AirPods copies here) and instead forges ahead with unconventional and striking ideas — and not just visually, but within the driver count and feature set, too.

Nothing has launched its most advanced and most expensive headphones yet, the Headphones (1) Pro — and we’ve been putting them through their paces.