Wearables

Gaming brand Razer looks to the future of face masks with its Project Hazel, a reusable transparent mask concept with detachable filters, a built-in mic and amplifier, and Chroma RGB LED lights for those keen on embracing some cyberpunk techno flair.

Directed open audio seems to be enjoying its moment in the true wireless wearables spotlight at the moment, and JLab Audio is joining the party with connected personal audio throwers that attach to the frames of sunglasses or eyeglasses.

Roland-owned headphone maker V-Moda has launched a wireless version of its pro-grade M-200 studio cans at the all-digital edition of CES 2021, and cooked in some active noise cancellation too.

Sweden's Earin was the first to release a pair of true wireless earphones back in 2015, and Touch control was added in 2017. Now the company has opted for an open audio design for its third generation ear candy, the A-3.

Though a relatively new technology, there are now numerous true wireless earphones available. But if you don't like to plug buds in your ears, or worry about losing earpieces while working out, the Sport Open Earbuds have launched with you in mind.

Wrist-based technology continues to evolve and improve, and the smartwatches of 2020 have packed in more features, sensors and general intelligence than any that have come before them. Here are our top picks.

After months of rumors and leaks, Apple has officially added another member to the AirPods family in the shape of an expensive pair of over-ear headphones called the AirPods Max.

For its second true wireless earphones release, gaming gear company Razer has added active noise cancellation and THX certification to a recipe that already boasted low-latency wireless connectivity.

If you've been waiting for a camera to be added to the Apple Watch ever since it arrived in 2015 then you'll be interested in the new Wristcam accessory. It adds not one but two cameras, for photo and video capture as well as live streaming.

Cambridge Audio has launched the next model in its excellent Melomania true wireless earphone range. As the name suggests, the Melomania Touch offer touch control as well as the promise of "stunning sound performance and world-class battery life."

These Bluetooth earbuds are also FDA-approved as hearing aids, and they claim to be able to dial down background noise and clarify conversations thanks to clever real-time audio processing in noisy environments.

RHA launched its first true wireless earphones a little over 2 years ago, which were billed as "the most sophisticated true wireless earphones on the market." Now the company has cooked in some active noise cancellation for the TrueControl ANC buds.