amazon Audioengine HD3 reviews In an age of boom, fine-tuned bass, and high-frequency response, Audioengine continues to remind us of what precision sound is all about. For $399, the new Audioengine HD3 is a stereo Bluetooth speaker that can be used in various wired situations. Want to use them with subwoofers? No problem. Don’t expect […]

amazon Audioengine A5+ Wireless reviews Wireless audio is convenient, but audiophiles do not always prefer it. Audioengine’s Audioengine A5+ combines the capabilities of its Bluetooth receiver/transmitter – B1, with the sonic performance of 5+ superb wired speakers. The result is a wireless sound geared toward purists, but with plenty of deep and clear bass across

amazon Ring Smart Lighting Solar Floodlight reviews The answer to your outdoor security needs, especially if you don’t know anything about wiring. You don’t want to hire an electrician to get security lights on the outside of your home. This light is easy to mount and is powered by a solar panel. There’s no need

amazon Level Lock reviews Smart locks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with some high-end models boasting fingerprint unlocking, shared access codes, anti-jamming protection, and other innovative features. While they all strive to provide homeowners convenience and security, they all have one other thing in common: An unmistakable design. You know it’s a smart lock because of

amazon Amazon Echo Dot 3 reviews While I am often surrounded by great technology, I confess that I have never used an Amazon Alexa-enabled speaker in my home until now. That is because I bought a Google Home first and have been on board the Google Assistant ever since. Also, once you’ve invested in the

amazon Klipsch The Fives reviews We don’t often review powered bookshelf speakers these days, and even less when they cost $799. But we test many soundbars in this price range, and with The Fives, Klipsch aims to provide a hearty left/right channel alternative. These powered speakers are beautifully designed, powerful, and can be used with

amazon Klipsch R-41PM reviews We rarely review traditional bookshelf speakers intended to connect to a stereo receiver, but the $399 Klipsch R-41PM, sold as a pair, is just traditional from the front. There’s no need for a stereo receiver for starters — on the rear panel, you can connect it directly to a computer via

amazon Creative Pebble reviews $25 is the price you might expect to spend on a cheap pair of headphones, but probably not a pair of speakers. Creative’s Pebble speakers not only cost just $24.99, but they sound surprisingly good. These aren’t powered USB speakers — they’re USB-powered speakers. If you don’t mind plugging in a

amazon Creative Pebble Plus reviews A year ago, we reviewed the Creative Pebble and marveled at the company’s ability to sell quality stereo speakers for as little as $25. Not content with its laurels, the new Creative Pebble Plus speaker is a bit more expensive at $39.99 but includes an actual subwoofer for an extra

Most wireless speakers we test today are all-in-one mono designs — they could technically have both left and right channels, but if they lack a lot of separation, the picture stereo sound is lost when not heard at close range. That is where bookshelf speakers like the Fluance Ai60 come in. That pair of speakers