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Bluetooth audio is all the rage nowadays. It can be found in headphones, speakers, automobiles and more. However, this does not mean that non-Bluetooth audio gear is obsolete -- quite the contrary. In ...

Compatible with most Bluetooth-based audio devices; works as advertised; relatively simple to set up. Steep price tag; only works with certain Sony audio systems; sound quality wasn't ideal and may ...

For MP3 player junkies like myself, I nearly befoul myself when my phone rings and I’m trying to take out the headphones, get out my phone, check the caller ID and finally answer it. myTalker is ...

I didn't really expect this to be a hard thing to find - I'd like to add Bluetooth to my desktop PC (X570, 3700X, etc.). I'm agnostic about wifi inclusion - it's happily plugged into the wall, which ...

The AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt is just the ticket for audiophiles who’ve resisted the Bluetooth trend and still want to enjoy their wired headphones. If you find most audiophile gear too bulky and ...

Overview:  Bluetooth 5.3 focuses on efficiency, reliability, power management, and connection improvements. Bluetooth 5.4 ...

There are four main differences between Bluetooth 5.3 and Bluetooth 5.4, but for the average user, there's another upgrade that will likely matter a lot more.

While IR2BT would've done well to have this out and showcased at CEDIA, we suppose late is better than never. The company responsible for the heralded Infrared-to-Bluetooth converter — which allows ...