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The B&W combines noise-canceling with an effects-driven and impressively audiophile sound. But that doesn’t fit every genre of music.

The successor of the best-in-class micro speaker just got better adding an in-app EQ and longer battery life to its performance.

Superior sonic resolution and a useful noise-cancellation – that´s basically Sennheiser´s TWS offer. Not everyone will love it, though…

In test: Sonos Beam 2nd generation offers HDMI connection and Dolby Atmos. The former is convincing in practice. But the latter too?

Tribit’s sports headphones offer unbeatable battery life, great sound and a secure fit. However, they do not fit in every ear.

The Marshall Willen, which comes with an app, definitely showed some talents in the review. However, there are mini Bluetooth speakers that are more responsive.

The professional brand delivers its first Bluetooth headphones, the Mackie MC-40BT. However, it is attracted to the cable in our review.

Sony´s WF-C500 are no-frills, easy-to-use TWS for everyday use. They offer long battery life, but do not expect audiophile sound quality.

The Sony WF-1000XM4 and the designated Sony app offer a bunch of cool gadgety features. The sound is flawless, dynamic and quite silky.

The Tronsmart T7 Mini is the best outdoor mini speaker in terms of bass and dynamics. And it offers pleasant sound and long battery life.