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Harry Rabinowitz

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Harry Rabinowitz

    The Beats 360 Has Your Back in the Gym, but Lets You Down Elsewhere (opens the original)

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    The Beats 360, I'll admit, didn't click for me until I started thinking of them as over-ear workout headphones. As everyday headphones, I had a tough time ranking these, given the competition, but as gym cans, the Beats 360 are stellar. It took me a while to come to this conclusion because working out with over-ear headphones has always kind of sucked. They shift around a lot, get warm and sweaty around your ears, and are way, way heavier than earbuds. That last part might not seem like a big de

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Harry Rabinowitz

    Bose Brought Back Wired Headphones, and Teens Are to Thank (opens the original)

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    Bose used to make lots of wired headphones. But it’s been a minute. Specifically, it’s been 11 years. Since then, wired headphones entered 2026 having a serious moment, with sales up for the first time in five years—10 percent in the back half of 2025 and 20 percent at the start of 2026. Young people are driving the trend, including celebrities sporting wired earbuds and literally writing songs about them. Bose president of consumer audio Raza Haider (among others at the company) noticed. He dro

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Harry Rabinowitz

    Bose’s Stylish Ultra Open Earbuds Are 33 Percent Off Right Now (opens the original)

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    I would argue that Bose helped popularize clip-on open earbuds—the kind of bud that wraps around the outside of your ear like a statement earring. The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds launched in 2024 and were a big swing on the form factor, especially for a major brand. Other companies like Shokz had been making bone-conduction and open-ear headphones for years before, but this small, fashionable form factor really took off. Bose is expanding its clip-on open earbud offerings with the new Bose Sport Ope

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Harry Rabinowitz

    Open Earbuds Are All I Wear Outdoors—These Are the Best (opens the original)

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    Open earbuds are the big new thing in headphone land. Unlike in-ear variants, open earbuds are like tiny speakers that rest on the ear and let outside sound in naturally, so you can fully hear the world around you. Some use a hook style that wraps around the back of your ear, while others are clip-ons that look more like statement-piece earrings. Style aside, they are excellent for anyone who finds traditional earbuds uncomfortable or wants full environmental awareness for activities like runnin

  5. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Harry Rabinowitz

    I Am Scared to Go Full Volume on This Portable Party Speaker (opens the original)

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    How loud is too loud? That's the question I find myself asking as I turn up the volume dial on the Soundboks Rider portable Bluetooth speaker. By myself, outdoors, a five or six on the dial is plenty loud; anything more starts to get uncomfortable. But this speaker can push out a ridiculous 118-decibel sound pressure level (dB SPL). That's basically a rock concert. If that's your jam, this may be your perfect speaker. It's distinct, stylish, built to last, and, importantly, sounds great. But it'

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