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Bose’s new Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds aim to “set a new standard for what wired earbuds can be” (opens the original)
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Bose has become the latest company to jump back on the wired earbuds bandwagon, announcing new Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds. Notably, the earbuds will still feature Bose’s QuietControl active noise cancellation. Bose says the new earbuds will connect to compatible devices with a 128cm USB-C cable and draw power from the source, mitigating the need for a dedicated, rechargeable battery, despite the inclusion of ANC. ANC is delivered by two microphones on each earbud, which “continuously mo
Tribit’s new Bluetooth speaker promises to “make music sound bigger without sacrificing portability” (opens the original)
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Tribit has announced the launch of a new portable Bluetooth speaker, the StormBox Max, which the company says has been “designed to to deliver bigger, richer sound at home or on the go”. The speaker packs 60W of total output power into its portable design, which measures 20.3 x 10.9 x 10.9 cm (hwd) and weighs 1.2kg. Sound is delivered by a 30W woofer and four 7.5W silk-dome tweeters, which Tribit says create “powerful, room-filling audio”. The StormBox Max supports Bluetooth 6.0 with a range of
Qobuz has started tagging AI music – but is anybody listening to it anyway? (opens the original)
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Delivering on the promises of its AI charter, French music streaming service Qobuz has announced that it will now display a tag alerting users when music has been identified as AI-generated. Furthering the company's “human-centred” ethos, content detected as AI-generated will also be excluded from editorial selections, such as ‘Our Selections’, ‘New Releases’, ‘Qobuzissimes’, ‘Albums of the Week’, Qobuz’s playlists and algorithmic recommendations. The company says that this latest action plays a
Roberts’ Revere collection combines “physical listening and the convenience of modern technology” (opens the original)
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Roberts has announced a new collection of all-in-one stereo systems, which it says “combines the tangibility of CD and radio with the convenience of Bluetooth and modern streaming”. The Revere collection, which is “designed to be seen as well as heard”, comprises three models: Revere 100, Revere 300 and Revere 500. Each of the new products comes in a hand-built acoustically tuned wooden cabinet finished in black leathercloth. All three feature DAB, DAB+ and FM radio tuners and Bluetooth streamin
Why this forgotten Russian composer’s album is the ultimate workout for your headphones (opens the original)
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There is no singular perfect album for testing a pair of headphones. Of course, certain recordings have earned a legendary reputation among hi-fi enthusiasts – Steely Dan’s Aja or Massive Attack’s Mezzanine, for instance – but it would hardly be appropriate, nor particularly enjoyable, to listen to the same tracks, time and time again, with each new product that enters the What Hi-Fi? test rooms. A perk of the perpetual hunt for stimulating and effective test tracks is that you sometimes stumble
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