Sony redesigned both the earbuds and the charging case for the XM6, and I'm not sure either is an improvement. The buds stick with Sony's classic stem-free, bud-style shape, and they ship in two ...

Sony today announced a new set of earbuds that are designed to compete with the AirPods Pro 3. The $330 WF-1000XM6 Truly Wireless Earbuds feature Active Noise Cancellation with a 25 percent reduction ...

The battle for the best wireless earbuds continues to rage with the debut of the Sony WF-1000XM6. There are plenty of solid earbuds out there, but only a few truly amazing ones. Bose, Apple, and Sony ...

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Our hands-on review of Sony’s new top-of-the-line WF-1000XM6 wireless earbuds reveals they’ve been improved in a few key areas. It wasn’t that long ago that wireless earphones were a punchline. “Truly ...

What just happened? Sony has pulled the curtain down on its recordable Blu-ray business. The company has confirmed it will stop selling all of its current Blu-ray disc recorders globally this month.

With a new stacked 33MP sensor, Sony's A7 V offers speed, autofocus accuracy and the best image quality in its class. (Steve Dent for Engadget) Sony A7 series camera launches are eagerly anticipated ...

Sony has announced a strategic partnership with TCL. The agreement gives TCL 51% control of Sony's home entertainment division. This could lead to material exchanges that yield better products for end ...

Sony is well regarded in the affordable turntable space — its 2019-released PS-LX310BT ($450) remains a fan favorite — but, oddly, the brand hasn’t released a new turntable in years. Well, that’s ...

Straight up, this move could turn the TV market inside out. TCL taking control of Sony’s TV division was a topic that no one had on their bingo cards. In a joint press release, the two brands are ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.