We’ve tested thousands of headphones and earbuds — and these are the best pairs to buy on sale during Prime Day.

USB-C is the industry-standard connector made for transmitting both data and power through a single cable. It was developed by a group of companies that include Apple, Dell, HP, Intel, Microsoft an… ...

USB-C is the industry-standard connector made for transmitting both data and power through a single cable. It was developed by a group of companies that include Apple, Dell, HP, Intel, Microsoft an… ...

What’s most important is that Beats’ cables are compatible with all modern electronics. Not just current Apple devices. The multiple configurations — USB-A to USB-C, USB-C to USB-C, and UBC-C to ...

USB-C is the industry-standard connector made for transmitting both data and power through a single cable. It was developed by a group of companies that include Apple, Dell, HP, Intel, Microsoft an… ...

USB-C audio faces multiple challenges to becoming mainstream: the absence of Apple and Samsung support, the inconsistency of implementation, and the rising popularity of wireless headphones.

Beloved by audiophiles, these stylish headphones "are a markedly more comfortable than any earbuds I’ve ever worn." ...

Target is offering a significant discount on the Beats Solo 4 Bluetooth Wireless On-Ear Headphones as part of its Target Circle Week promotion. The headphones, normally priced at $200, are now ...

These USB C headphones are accompanied by an in-line remote with microphone accompanied by volume control buttons and a single-key to answer/reject calls or pause/play/skip/rewind audio tracks.

With a wireless headphone, you’re likely to need fewer cables overall. Most wireless headphones will need a USB-C cable or, in the case of older AirPods models, a Lightning cable.

If you want a highly affordable option that’s good enough to power most headphones: The Anker A8195 is a dongle-type USB-C amp/DAC that works fine with typical headphones, delivering 17.3 mW ...