In a world where manufacturers just slap a new badge on old models on their anniversaries, Sony has taken the hard way. They present headphones that are not just a piece of plastic, but a statement of so-called quiet luxury. Get ready for an engineering masterpiece that will make your wallet thin, but will send your ears to heaven and offer you complete sonic freedom. These are the Sony 1000X THE COLLEXION.
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In a world where everything else is an "exclusive collaboration," Hiroshi Fujiwara has waited 30 years to re-dress Danish icons. The result? Sound systems that cost more than a used Porsche and one iconic model you can't even own. Buckle up, this isn't going to be your average tech ride, but a true masterpiece. Let's take a look: Bang & Olufsen x Fragment Design
Have you ever wondered what the perfect date between cutting-edge technology and uncompromising street style would sound like? The answer awaits you in the form of new wireless headphones that will take your favorite workout routine (and that loud sigh from your neighbor at the gym) to a whole new level. The combination of two giants brings innovations that you won't be able to say no to. Get ready for a sound revolution that will make you forget all excuses.
The world has become unbearably loud, and it seems like every tech company on the planet is offering a solution in the form of miniature wireless earbuds. The market is literally saturated with promises of crystal-clear sound and batteries that, judging by the specs, will survive the apocalypse. But all too often, you end up buying an overpriced piece of plastic that makes your favorite music sound like it's coming through a rusty water pipe. Finding that one truly perfect model that justifies the high price tag and actually silences the chaos outside requires a lot more than just believing the glossy ads.
Forget silicone earplugs and the feeling of underwater silence; Sony is introducing the Sony LinkBuds Clip, a pair of headphones that you wear as a fashion accessory while AI helps you hear the world and your music at the same time. If you’ve ever felt like traditional earbuds are little fingers that tech giants are persistently pushing into your skull, you’re not alone. Jeremy Clarkson would probably say that putting earbuds in your ears is like trying to park a Range Rover in a London phone booth – uncomfortable, tight and sometimes a little painful. But Sony, the company that gave us the Walkman and then sold us silence for decades with the 1000X series, has now realized that sometimes we might want to hear our neighbor’s dog reminding us of its durability.
Klipsch is back in the game. After years of silence, when we thought headphones had been left to the soulless tech giants, they dropped a bombshell at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The new Klipsch Atlas series brings three models that promise to finally let your ears hear music the way it was recorded – with balls, detail, and that signature American arrogance that we love so much about Klipsch.
Speakers tend to be boring. They're black boxes that we try to hide behind potted plants or shove on a shelf where they collect dust. And then there's Harman Kardon. In 2000, they created the iconic SoundSticks with Jony Ive, which found a place in the MoMA museum. Now, a quarter of a century later, the fifth generation is upon us. The Harman Kardon SoundSticks 5 are no longer just "computer speakers." With an HDMI ARC input and a serious audio upgrade, they've become a legitimate (and much sexier) alternative to your soundbar.
If Fender had waited a little longer, we'd probably be listening to music directly through neural interfaces. While Marshall has been selling its "lifestyle" since 2010, it took Fender forever to get on board. But here they are, in 2026, with the Fender MIX headphones. Did they miss the party, or did they finally deliver the sound we've all been waiting for? So - the Fender MIX headphones.
Bang & Olufsen celebrates its 100th anniversary with two wild faces of its best speaker. Meet the Phantom and Mirage editions of the Beolab 90, which with 8,200 watts of power and the price of a studio apartment prove that the Danes don't know the word "compromise". This is it - Bang & Olufsen Beolab 90 Atelier Editions.
To mark its centenary, Bang & Olufsen presents the boldest version of its iconic speaker – the stripped-down Beolab 90 Titan Edition, where raw aluminum, 18 hand-crafted speakers, and 8,200 W of power create a sound sculpture for the elite.
Romanian Meze Audio, one of the few manufacturers that treats wood with the same respect as sound, has introduced the second generation of its legendary 99 Classics headphones - the Meze Audio 99 Classics Gen 2. The new model retains the signature real walnut cabinet, 40mm dynamic drivers, and self-leveling headband, but brings fresh sound, lower impedance, better ergonomics, and — finally — an included USB-C DAC/amp.
Technics is saying goodbye to the SL-1200G series with a limited edition Master Edition that combines cutting-edge technology with gold accents. This turntable is not just a device, but a monument to musical history - ideal for collectors who want vibration-free precision and a little bling for the soul.










