Home Hi-Fi

Normally $350, the soundbar is going for $315 for Amazon’s Prime Day.

Normally $279, Prime subscribers can buy these bad boys for well over half off.

The wired headphones feature 40mm dynamic drivers and detachable cables.

Because your TV’s built-in speakers suck.

If you an iPhone or iPad, and haven’t yet invested in a home audio system, these are our favorite speakers to get you started.

The one-stop home audio solution. You just connect and play.

They’ve been engineered from the ground up with the help of Barefoot Sound, a leading manufacturer of pro-audio recording monitors.

Don’t lose track of your favorite records.

How many earbuds have you killed with your sweat?

It comes with built-in Chromecast, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth — basically everything you need.

The KEF LS50 Wireless speakers are way more than your average bookshelf speakers.

The Audeara A-01 headphones give you a hearing test and then custom-tune the audio so that it sounds perfect for you.

It combines a smart speaker with TV control, plus the terrific multiroom sound that Sonos is revered for.

What’s the difference between ‘Sleep-Masking’ and ‘Noise-Canceling’?

Speakers are converging with home decor.

And if you buy two, you can configure them in a stereo pair or multi-room setup.

Bose’s new QC35 II headphones are similar to last year’s QC35, with a few added perks.

How will popular stalwarts like Bose or Sonos convince customers that their speakers are different from Amazon’s, Google’s or Apple’s?

The “knob feel” is wonderfully satisfying.

Q Acoustics is having a 15-percent site-wide sale for Father’s Day.