Best for a comfy fit The Sonos Ace are the most ... from a PC to a phone (with an adapter), but they sound best if you drive them with a dedicated headphone amp. Perhaps the most important to ...

Over-ear headphones deliver impressive audio performance and features. These are the eight best over-ear headphones for a variety of budgets.

The most popular project for old speakers might be converting them to Bluetooth-enabled devices ... @hurstysgarage is using a 3.5-amp adapter, able to send 42 watts to his speakers.

The most popular project for old speakers might be converting them to Bluetooth ... volt DC adapter, and there won't be one attached to the stereo when you remove it from whatever car you're dooming ...

Sonos still sells two entry-level smart speakers: the One and Era 100. We put the two to the test and break down the key ...

These aren't wireless, alas, but they're designed to work seamlessly with the Sonos Amp, which knows exactly how to drive them for peak output, and can drive six speakers (three pairs) per Amp box.

Like other Sonos soundbars, it can easily sync with other Sonos speakers and play audio over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The Sub 4 is a huge upgrade to your TVs bass and sub-bass, even if you don’t end ...

It streams audio via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth using the Sonos app (or other third-party apps like Spotify). For $50 off, you can find out why we crowned the Era 100 as the best speaker for most people.

New details regarding an as-yet-unannounced Sonos streaming media device have emerged and they’re both cause for optimism as well as grounds for concern. The device in question, which we already ...

If you have an Era 100 or Era 300, which have a USB-C line-in port on their back, you’ll need a 3.5mm to 3.5mm aux cable as well as Sonos’s special Line-In Adapter, which costs $19. The Era 100 is one ...

As of Feb. 3, the Sonos Era 100 ... it to your TV with the Bluetooth connection. Plus, it can also connect to a computer and even a turntable thanks to the line-in adapter. Lauren Allain is ...

How the heck did Sonos get here? I’m still in a state of slack-jawed shock considering how Sonos torched its once-sterling reputation with last year’s epic app fail. I’m even more surprised ...