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Bose wants to get back to basics, it seems – it just launched a new pair of wired earbuds with ANC, citing a rise in wired listening popularity. The earbuds connect to any USB-C device, using an internal, proprietary DSP to ensure they work in just about any USB-C port. With any

Shortly after announcing new wireless, clip-on-style open-ear earbuds, Bose aims to appease a different kind of fan by introducing a new product category: wired USB-C earbuds. The Bose Noise Canceling Earbuds are one such hybrid digital/analog pair, fitted with Bose’s famed sound quality and noise cancellation without the hassle of wireless connectivity and frequent charging.

In our wireless world, with Bluetooth available on nearly every device, it’s easy to wonder why USB wired keyboards still exist. Not only can you find plenty of wired keyboards today, but you’ll even find high-end options with no wireless protocol available. Performance-focused gaming keyboards are the least likely to have a wireless option, a…

The right choice depends on the services available at your address and your networking needs.

I’m an Xbox gamer who battles with dead batteries pretty often. I’ve stuck with a pair of rechargeable AAs for years, and while I could hook up my standard-issue Xbox controllers to my consoles of the last few decades) ships with wireless-by-default controllers: convenience

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi make different compromises, and a wired connection alone doesn’t guarantee better sound.

If you’re looking to improve your gaming setup, the mouse is one of the best places to start. The right mouse can both improve your performance and feel much more comfortable during longer sessions, but with such a vast market of mice it can be difficult to know which is best for you. Arguably one…

AirPods turn 10 this year, and they’re everywhere now. They’ve also evolved over time; modern AirPods pack in noise cancellation, health sensors and even built-in live translation. If people ever had doubts about wireless earbuds, that’s largely a concern of the past — though maybe not completely.