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Health apps and wearables have become remarkably precise at reading the human body. They can tell you how restorative last night’s sleep was, how stressed your body was during a presentation, and whether your recovery is on track after a hard week. What most of them don’t do, at least not in any concrete way,…
Pop open the case of the FreeClip 2 S and the first thing you notice has nothing to do with earbuds. There is room in there. Real, usable room, enough that Huawei is telling people to drop in a ring or a small pendant alongside the buds themselves. It sounds like a gimmick until you…
After roughly 14 years at Samsung and then more than 20 years engineering Bluetooth audio, much of it developing products for and alongside Samsung’s ecosystem, Juwon Heo began asking a new kind of question. He had dedicated his career to making earphones sound clearer and connect more reliably. He helped perfect the technology that allows…
Last year I put together a list of products everyone absolutely needed to own in 2025. It included basic stuff, AirTags, GaN chargers, and even some slightly complex gadgets like NAS devices to help you cut the cord on cloud storage subscriptions. This year’s list expands on the same philosophy from last year – make…
Everyone is racing to build the next great AI gadget. Some companies are betting on smartglasses, others on pins and pocket companions. All of them promise an assistant that can see, hear, and understand the world around you. Very few ask a simpler question. What if the smartest AI hardware is just a better pair…
Finding tech that feels as good as it sounds has become surprisingly difficult these days. Most earbuds fall into predictable categories: cheap and disposable, expensive but soulless, or packed with features you’ll never use. The PIN wooden earbuds take a completely different approach, combining tactile craftsmanship with smart AI features. What sets The PIN apart…
Designers tend to chase sleekness when they redesign products – it’s why the iPad Pro is some paltry 5mm thin, it’s why the MacBook Air could fit in a Manila envelope when it first released, it’s why Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge… but there are some products you just can’t make sleek, because their…
When I’m in public and I’m so annoyed by all the noise around me, I’m so glad that I have noise-canceling earbuds. But I’m also paranoid sometimes that when I’m wearing them, I might miss something that I’m supposed to hear or worse, get into an accident because I didn’t hear a car honking their…
PROS: Very affordable price points Great sound quality Charming, playful design Great battery life CONS: No interactive control dial Microphone picks up surrounding noise RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: CMF by Nothing continues to impress with its ability to balance design, performance, and affordability, and the Buds 2…
You know how audiophiles get their own specialist gear? Music equipment specifically tuned to the needs of hi-fidelity audio? Gamers get their own specialist gear too. Low-latency audio solutions, with mics, controls, the works. What about podcast listeners? Can you think of how audio gear would look if it were specifically designed for people who…