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Roku Voice Remote Pro review: a nice upgrade

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Roku’s new $30 remote has upgrades like a rechargeable battery and hands-free voice commands Roku’s new Voice Remote Pro is the company’s first remote control to come with always-listening mics built in. Weight-wise, the Voice Remote Pro felt about the same in my hand as the remote that came with my TCL Roku TV. The new $29.99

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Beats Studio Buds review: big ambition, imperfect execution

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It’s tactile and actually presses in instead of relying on capacitive touch sensors. I greatly prefer this approach since you won’t have to deal with accidental presses as often when adjusting the earbuds. The button only requires a light press, so you’re not constantly jamming the buds deeper into your ears.

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The Backbone One is a stunning controller that turns your iPhone into a more capable gaming device

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A full look at what you’ll see when you press the orange Backbone button. Notably here, though, is that you can press and hold that button for a moment to bookmark key moments on the fly. Yet another software feature you’ll get with the controller is the ability to create parties and voice chat with friends in the app.

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Apple TV Siri Remote review: pushing all the right buttons

The Verge

The Siri button has been pushed to the remote’s right side, almost guaranteeing that you’ll never unintentionally trigger Apple’s voice assistant. The Siri button is now on the side, where you’re less likely to press it accidentally. And now there’s a proper power button for your TV. Hey Siri, where’s my remote?”

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Sony WF-C500 earbuds review: basic ain’t bad

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Track controls are on the right earbud: tap once for pause / play, press twice to skip tracks, and three times to go back. Holding the right bud will summon your phone’s voice assistant. But voice call quality isn’t a strength for Sony’s entry-level buds, and the experience can be rough in noisy environments.

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Samsung Galaxy Buds Live review: cool beans

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The tap controls work just like those on the Galaxy Buds Plus: single tap to pause, double to skip, three to go back, and you can customize what a long press does. With three total beamforming mics — two on the exterior and one inside — the Galaxy Buds Live have performed just fine during my Zoom meetings and voice calls.

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Bose QuietComfort Earbuds review: noise-canceling champion

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One thing worth mentioning is the occlusion effect; since Bose didn’t go for a vented design like the AirPods Pro or Pixel Buds with natural airflow, if you have a very tight seal with the QuietComfort Earbuds in, your inside voice might sound louder than normal, and in silent environments, you can hear yourself breathing. And that’s it.

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