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If you’re tired of laggy Bluetooth and poor microphone quality, the BT-W4 will take things up a notch. That said, you’ll need receiving devices that support aptX Adaptive to reap the full benefits.

Sitting beside me is a complicated stack of portable geekery. An Astell & Kern XB10 Bluetooth puck sits atop a miniDSP HA-DSP, which in turn feeds into a Fiio A5. With the signal received and ...

The angled rake of the Etymotion Wireless BT ER2XR may not suit everyone's ears but the sound quality is exceptional. These are earphones for anyone who has refused to move over to Bluetooth from ...

Is the $49 Creative BT-W6 Bluetooth 5.4 dongle worth it to give your old laptop or console aptX Adaptive, LC3, and 24-bit/96kHz wireless audio? Most people swap phones every couple of years, but ...

If there is one thing we can count on when it comes to 21st century technology it's the availability and variety of portable Bluetooth speakers. If there's one thing we can count on from the 20th ...

The Audiophiliac checked out four of the best BT speakers, and found that their sound can't come close to matching wired speakers. Steve Guttenberg Former contributor Ex-movie theater projectionist ...

It’s been almost a year since Urbanears released the Plattan 2, an updated version of the original Plattan headphones, and now Urbanears is cutting the cord with the Plattan 2 BT, which (as you might ...

The Cherry Gentix BT bluetooth mouse with multi-device functionality is small but mighty, and perfect for students or digital nomads with more than one Mac, PC, or iPad. Students and remote workers ...

The sub-US$100 Bluetooth headphone market is pretty crowded, but 808 Audio recently unveiled some new budget cans that it hopes will make a splash. The Performer BT Bluetooth headphones boast the firm ...

David is the former Editor-in-Chief of Android Police and now the EIC of Esper.io. He's been an Android user since the early days - his first smartphone was a Google Nexus One! David graduated from ...