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Sony and Bose pivot to wired audio with retro and ANC-focused designs
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Sony and Bose pivot to wired audio with retro and ANC-focused designs

Sony and Bose have simultaneously launched new wired audio products, marking a strategic return to the wired market after a decade of wireless dominance. Sony revived its 1979 Walkman headphones as the MDR-3R, focusing on retro aesthetics and low cost, while Bose introduced noise-cancelling wired earbuds that draw power from the source device. Both moves target younger consumers seeking simple, affordable, and nostalgic audio experiences.

Sony Revives 1979 Headphones; Schiit and Pro-Ject Launch New Hi-Fi Gear
technology1 day ago

Sony Revives 1979 Headphones; Schiit and Pro-Ject Launch New Hi-Fi Gear

Sony has released the MDR-3R, a modernized version of its 1979 open-ear headphones featuring USB-C connectivity and swappable ear pads. Simultaneously, Schiit Audio launched the Magni 6, a $99 desktop amplifier with increased power and a switchable preamp output, while Pro-Ject introduced the Debut Carbon The Original, a $649 turntable reviving its 2012 design. Other notable releases include the iFi UP Travel Max, a bidirectional Bluetooth DAC supporting lossless codecs, and the Coolgeek P1, a transparent portable cassette player. Tivoli Audio expanded its Model One BT speaker line with earth-toned colors, and Camp Snap released a smaller, kid-friendly version of its Super 8-style digital camcorder. Twelve South also introduced the Cablesnap 65w, a retractable travel charger capable of powering three devices.

Sony Revives 1979 Walkman Headphones with USB-C and Stranger Things Edition
technology2 days ago

Sony Revives 1979 Walkman Headphones with USB-C and Stranger Things Edition

Sony has launched the MDR-3R, a modernized version of its iconic 1979 Walkman headphones, featuring USB-C connectivity and 23mm drivers. Priced at $59.99, the lightweight on-ear model includes interchangeable blue and orange earpads and a built-in microphone. A limited-edition Stranger Things collaboration, priced at $79.99, features red and black cushions. Both versions sold out quickly on launch day, reflecting a broader trend toward wired audio.