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She has tested nearly 2,000 headphones and earbuds in her decade ... which is handy for use with desktop computers that may not have easy-to-access volume settings. The boom-style microphone ...

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To keep a tidy gaming space, the desk comes with handy channels to help manage your cables, headphone and cup holders, and integrated slots to prop up a tablet or smartphone. Want the flexibility ...

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For example, headphones you use daily and keep on your desk should be wiped down every week or so. Gym earbuds may need to be wiped down after every use, particularly if you sweat a lot.

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So here are the headphones, earbuds, and other devices that some of the folks here like to use, both on a professional and personal level.

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This conduit, often underestimated in its power, is none other than the a solid pair of high-quality headphone. What makes the best headphones (whether of the wireless earbud or noise canceling ...

These are our favorite on-ear and over-ear headphones. I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a ...