Bang & Olufsen Unveils Luxurious Beoplay H100 Headphones for $1,549

Danish audio giant Bang & Olufsen has released its most expensive headphones yet, the Beoplay H100, boasting premium materials, innovative features, and a hefty $1,549 price tag. These headphones feature a sleek design, haptic dials for intuitive control, and advanced audio technology, including hi-res audio support, EarSense adaptive processing, and improved noise cancellation. While the battery life remains similar to its predecessor, the H100 offers a luxurious experience for those seeking the best audio quality and design.

Bluesound Launches New Hi-Res Streamers, Challenging Sonos with More Affordable and High-End Options

Bluesound, a wireless multiroom audio company known for its direct competition with Sonos, has announced three new network music streamers: the Node Nano, Node, and Node Icon. These additions expand Bluesound’s product line with more affordable and high-performance options, catering to a wider range of audiophiles. The Node Nano, with its ultra-small size, offers a budget-friendly way to enjoy hi-res audio, while the Node boasts upgraded features and the Node Icon delivers top-of-the-line performance with balanced XLR outputs and Dirac Live Room Correction.

Astell&Kern Releases Its Most Affordable Hi-Res Audio Player: The P1

Astell&Kern (A&K) has launched its most budget-friendly portable digital audio player (DAP) yet, the P1. Priced at $430, it offers a surprisingly feature-rich experience, including full hi-res audio support, a touchscreen interface, expandable storage, and high-quality audio processing. The P1 distinguishes itself with its unique design, Google Play Store compatibility, and user-friendly interface, making it an attractive option for both seasoned audiophiles and newcomers to the DAP world.

Earfun Air Pro 4: Budget Wireless Earbuds with Hi-Res Audio and Auracast Support

Earfun has launched the Air Pro 4, its latest noise-canceling wireless earbuds, offering a unique combination of affordability and advanced audio features. The earbuds support various hi-res audio codecs, including LDAC, aptX Adaptive, and aptX Lossless, making them the first sub-$100 earbuds to offer such versatility. They also feature Auracast support, LE Audio, and a longer battery life than their predecessors. The Air Pro 4 are set to be available on August 5th.

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