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From in-ears to over-ears, closed-back and open-back, there are plenty of wired headphones options out there. They’re ideal if you’d rather have the reliable, charge-free, and tactile experience of a ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The derailed passenger train at Clarendon in Sydney’s outer west on Thursday.Credit: A Sydney passenger train has derailed in the ...

Sold? Good. Now for your two options: a performance-first pair of wired over-ears for high-quality listening, or wireless over-ears that offer the ultimate convenience of no wires and, more often than ...

Wild weather has seen the Sydney Smash fizzle without a whimper as the Sydney Sixers shared the points with cross-town rivals the Sydney Thunder in a washout at the SCG. Watch every game of the ...

We've tested everything from elite Dolby Atmos soundbars to cheap and simple TV sound upgrades, and these are the best. One of the best soundbars is essential if you’ve invested in a big TV and ...

They can simply make your games sound so much better than a cheap headset ever can. In our learned opinions, the best audiophile headphones for gaming are currently the Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro.

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Peak hour on Sydney trains has been filled with disruptions and delays, with more than 600 services being cancelled. Wild storms overnight have caused trees to fall on overhead wiring, resulting ...

Kyle Wiens is the CEO of the repair advocacy retailer iFixit and an occasional WIRED contributor who first wrote about John Deere’s repair-averse tactics in 2015. In an interview today ...