[ad_1] Hannah Stryker / Instructional Geek Wi-Fi is better for music, as these connections have a much higher bandwidth than Bluetooth, meaning your music isn’t additionally compressed, resulting in higher-quality audio. Bluetooth may still sound good and is very useful, but for lossless or hi-res audio, Wi-Fi is your only option. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are … Read more
[ad_1] Ratings: 7/10 ? 1 – Absolute Hot Trash 2 – Classify warm garbage 3 – Very flawed design 4 – Some advantages, many disadvantages 5 – Acceptably imperfect 6 – Good enough to buy on sale 7 – Excellent, but not the best in its class 8 – Fantastic, with some footnotes 9 – … Read more
[ad_1] MRacheron/Shutterstock.com You are in the supermarket and you debate between which eggs to buy. There are brown eggs and white eggs, but are they different? It turns out that brown and white eggs aren’t that different, apart from the price. If you’ve ever debated between the two varieties, you can take comfort in knowing … Read more
[ad_1] Albert Garrido / Shutterstock.com Despite their audio-centric nature, people rarely talk about the actual audio quality of Google Assistant, Amazon Echo, and Apple smart speakers. Which one should you get if you want the best-sounding audio experience? There are some smart speakers that focus on audio quality, but most focus more on their virtual … Read more
[ad_1] Blueee77 / Shutterstock Most people are unfamiliar and uncomfortable with vinyl. They know that analog audio is quite fragile, and are often too terrified to hold a record in their bare hands. But what happens when a record goes back into its jacket? Suddenly, it’s not such a fragile thing: it ends up in … Read more