Excuse the pun, but Razer’s newest desktop speakers, Nommo, may well be the best desktop speakers Razer has to date after the Leviathan (check out our Razer Leviathan Review). The new speaker line up is for PCs and available in 3 different models: Razer Nommo, Nommo Chroma, and Nommo Pro.
Logitech MX SOUND Review – Logitech is not a new player in the Bluetooth and desktop speakers market. They have quite an extensive range of models available, even ones with a dedicated subwoofer to deliver that extra ‘oomph’ you need. However, the Logitech MX SOUND combines what you’d want on your desk – a premium,
Sonos makes great speakers with great design and sound. If you haven’t, check out our review coverage on Sonos PLAY:5, Sonos PLAY:3, and Sonos PLAY:1. However, a Sonos speaker is more than just a speaker. Sonos is a whole audio ecosystem of its own, which connects one speaker to another wirelessly with wide support of
Sonos make great speakers with high aesthetic value and audio fidelity. If you haven’t listened to one yet, do drop by to retailer stores that display them and have a blast yourself. We’ve pretty much reviewed almost every Sonos model out there here at Craving Tech such as the PLAY:1, PLAY:3, PLAY:5 (minus the Sonos
Sonos has been pretty quiet for a while after the Sonos PLAY:5 release (check out our review on the PLAY:5), but apparently they were busy designing a new product, named the Sonos PLAYBASE. Sonos PLAYBASE is a speaker designed to deliver rich and powerful sound for your TV. It’s completely designed for those who do not wall-mount their
Creative iRoar Review – I was actually in a bit of dilemma when I had to finally write a review on the Creative iRoar wireless intelligent portable speaker. Calling it a portable Bluetooth speaker is a big understatement, but at the same time I don’t want to put overly high expectation by saying that it
Razer Leviathan Review – The Razer Leviathan is a 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Bar that can fit in a living room set up or under a desktop monitor. As all things with Razer, the Leviathan is designed specifically for gamers in mind and I’ve been using it for my daily PC gaming with joy so
Edifier, designer and manufacturer of audio speakers like the Spinnaker and Luna Eclipse I reviewed previously at Craving Tech, is at it again. This time, they have released a new Active Hi-Fi 2.0 Bookshelf Speakers that come with Titanium Dome Tweeter (compared to the traditional plastic or aluminium) for a smoother response rate and front facing
Edifier Luna Eclipse e25 Speakers Review – Edifier makes great and unique looking speakers like the Edifier Spinnaker that I reviewed some time ago at Craving Tech. Design seems to be one of the most important factors to Edifier when making speakers that look and sound good. But if the looks of the Spinnaker are not
Are you one of the million owners of Sonos speakers like the PLAY:1, PLAY:3, or the more recent PLAY:5? If you are, then make sure to check your Sonos Controller app for an update. The update will include support for Sonos’ new Trueplay technology which allows you to fine-tune all your Sonos speakers in the
Sonos PLAY:5 (2015) Review – Sonos Play:5 speaker is the mother of all other Sonos speakers, compared to the PLAY:1 and PLAY:3 I reviewed previously here at Craving Tech. For a start, the PLAY:5 is much more massive, designed to fill bigger rooms with 6-digital amplifiers individually coupled with 6 speakers (3 tweeters and 3
Edifier Spinnaker Review – A spinnaker, is “a large triangular sail on a boat that is used when the wind is blowing from behind” (Merriam-Webster dictionary). Though we’ll not be talking about a boat or a sail here, the e30 Spinnaker speakers from Edifier has the design and inspired of one. Some say the Spinnaker
