The SoundSlayer is an immersive and wearable gaming speaker system with HDMI, Bluetooth and a low-latency wireless ...

Learn how to enable 3D audio on PS5 with our guide. Maximize immersion using the Tempest engine, PlayStation sound settings, ...

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Amazon's Echo Studio (2025) impresses with powerful sound and effective voice control. It serves as a central hub for smart home devices, eliminating the need for an additional device in the network.

We've heard this pitch before from Amazon. Last year, the company debuted the $150 Echo Plus in an attempt to improve audio quality in its smart speaker line. It also revealed a $130 Echo Sub add-on ...

Amazon’s Echo is one of the most popular smart speakers in the world, and while it’s got plenty of smart features, its primary function for most people is listening to music. It’s not a bad speaker ...

Over the years, we’ve seen numerous projects that attempted to 3D print speaker enclosures that deliver not only a bit of custom flair, but hopefully halfway decent sound. Though as you’d probably ...

When I wrangled a brief listen to Antec’s new soundscience rockus 3D 2.1 system at CES last month, I was pretty sure this was a direct challenge to Bose’s venerable Companion 3 system. All the pieces ...

Having the right speaker enclosure can make a big difference to sound quality, so it’s no surprise that customizable ones are a common project for those who treat sound seriously. In that vein, ...

The PS5 Tempest audio engine, which processes 3D audio at a system level, will only work with headphones at the PS5 launch. While TV speaker compatibility is still being worked on, it won’t be ...

Disney Research, in its never-ending quest to make our menial existences more magical, can now produce 3D printed speakers of any shape. We're not just talking about a toy with a built-in speaker here ...