Audio

Or plainly called the CriCri+ on the box. Amplifiers are essential if sound clarity is something to be desired, but most amps have unnecessary bulk. Many have said that if you want the best ever amplifier, get one with vacuum tubes - so how does this one fare out?

If you looked for gaming headsets for the past few years, you most definitely come across one brand - HyperX. They're well-known for the Cloud series of gaming headsets, and there are actually a total of 4 main branches of in the Cloud family. The one we have here today is the HyperX Cloud Alpha.

Edifier is back again with another speaker. This time it's a 2.0 speaker - the one particular type of speaker that isn't particularly sought among the mass market of consumers. We've looked at the R1700BT a while back, and now it's the R1580MB's turn.

The SONOS Beam is one of the company's hot-selling products as we saw many people on community groups talking about how much they love this soundbar.

There are way too many choices of wireless earbuds in the market today - but this one is something that I can wholeheartedly recommend. It's the QCY MeloBuds Pro, a featureful pair of wireless earbuds at the price of under RM200 at the time of this review.

When it comes to some mobile-specific pair of earphones, there aren't much with an in-line switch and doesn't rip wallet apart. The new Beyerdynamic MMX 102 iE has entered that part of the market, but just how well does it work? Let's find out.

There aren't many simple solutions if not none to convert speakers into wireless streaming devices. These devices are targeting an extremely niche market - those who want to stream music to their existing speaker. Logitech heard what we want, and we now have the Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter in the house to do just that job.

I'm no stranger to consumer audio products, and definitely very familiar with Bluetooth speakers - ranging from weirdly shaped speakers that look like telephones, golf balls, grenades, and even sound bars. Now, I have this Zeon III sitting here. How does it perform though?

Specifically, on the EVOLVE 40. Why am I doing this? Because I think Jabra focuses on very niche market segments in the audio industry...