Buyer's Guide 2023: Headphones

If you're an audiophile who appreciates high-quality sound from your headphones, look no further for the best headphones and earbuds to buy this year. We've looked at a lot of different pairs, and these were our top  picks for headphones and earbuds in 2023.












Audio Technica ATH-M20xBT ($79)





For a more budget friendly experience, try the ATH-M20xBT from Audio Technica. These lightweight and stylish over-ears have noticeably less audio substance than the premium options, but they’re still solid for long sessions at a comfort level and sound quality no in-ear can match. With active noise cancellation, Bluetooth multi-connect for multiple devices, and a wired connection for better audio, these are a mobile-focused reimagining of the legendary ATH-M20x studio monitor headphones that every sound technician starts out with. They sport the same classic style, along with ultra-reliable sound.









Apple AirPods Pro 2nd Generation ($249)



These are the standard against which all other true wireless headphones must be measured (and usually fall short). While the listening experience of regular AirPods is only middling, the AirPods Pro offer a completely acceptable sound reproduction. Apple’s AirPlay wireless connection, which AirPods use instead of Bluetooth, is the real treat of the AirPods, since it lets you seamlessly switch between Apple devices without pressing any buttons—an almost magical experience. The 2nd Generation now offer a USB-C charging port and a ruggedization rating of IP54, which means resistance to dust, sweat, and water.













Bowers & Wilkins Px8 ($699)





The price tag is premium, and premium is what you get: from materials to build quality to incredible sound. The controls can all be identified by touch, with no confusing gestures or esoteric button-press sequences to memorize. They just work, and they sound like seven-hundred bucks for all 30 hours of battery life. My one complaint is the size of the ear cups—they’re somewhat smaller than competitors and may not fit everyone. If you want to turn up your music and lose track of time and space in a beautiful flawless sound escape, I’ve never tested better.









Jabra Elite 8 Active ($199.99)





These are the best earbuds I’ve tested for workouts. They’re ruggedized to resist sweat and rain with an IP68 dust and water rating, which means they’re considered dust protected (better than resistance) and fully waterproof for submersion including swimming activities. The Elite 8 Active also do an unusually good job of staying in my ears (your mileage may vary), though I wouldn’t test this with something like water skiing. The sound reproduction on these buds is a little tinny compared to the more expensive AirPods Pro 2nd Gen, but they do an acceptable job for your jogging podcast or pump-up playlist.









Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless ($379.95)





These headphones offer a variety of advanced features at a reasonable price, including head-tracking surround sound (through their app), as well as extraordinary sound reproduction for up to 60 hours of battery life. It offers impressive active noise cancellation as well. The build quality feels lightweight when set beside the Bower & Wilkins Px8, but they’re sturdy compared to other premium models such as the Sony series. The Momentum 4 Wireless slightly outperformed the Px8 in isolating my voice during phone calls. These are top-notch headphones for audio enthusiasts.
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Buyer's Guide 2023: Smart Home Gear

Having a smart home is no longer a thing of science fiction. From lighting accessories to smart thermostats, check out iPhone Life's choices for the best smart home tech of 2023 and bring your home into the future.




Smart Home 101





Before we get started, it's important to go over some of the basics concerning smart home gear.



* Look for HomeKit-compatible products: Apple built HomeKit to let you control smart home gear through the Home app on your iPhone. This lets you access everything in one place and with Siri, too. You can also create powerful automations within the Home app. For example, you can say “Siri, goodnight” to turn off your lights, lock your door, turn on your humidifier, and turn up your heat. Buy HomeKit-compatible gear for the best experience—you’ll thank me later!

* Always buy from reputable brands: There have been a string of privacy controversies with smart home products—especially security cameras, from company employees accessing the camera to police watching the footage without a warrant. Make sure to research the brand before buying a smart home product.

* Be prepared for issues: I have used smart home products for years, and I still regularly find setup confusing. Allow plenty of time when setting up a new product.













Arlo Video Doorbell 2K ($129.99)





Video doorbells can sound like a novelty product, but I’ve found them to be incredibly useful. You can see who’s at the door and talk to visitors when you’re in the other room or away from home. Video doorbells also provide the peace of mind of having a security camera (complete with stored recordings) to protect you from intruders. When it comes to security cameras, it’s important to use a reputable company, and Arlo has an excellent reputation. The Arlo Video Doorbell is HomeKit compatible, has a wide field of view, and high-quality video—even at night. The app uses AI to distinguish between people and pets and can even recognize packages.









Belkin Wemo Smart Plug ($39)





I love smart home products, but they have the unfortunate tendency of being both expensive and complicated to install. That makes a smart plug a great start. They are inexpensive, easy to install, and incredibly useful. I’ve used Belkin Wemo smart plugs for years. They are HomeKit compatible, have a very slim profile, and are easy to set up. I’ve found a ton of uses for them over the years. I have one Wemo connected to the humidifier in the bedroom so that it automatically turns on in the evenings. I use a smart plug for my Christmas tree each year so that the lights automatically turn on in the evening, but then turn off at bedtime to avoid a fire hazard.









Nanoleaf Elements ($249.99)





Some of Nanoleaf’s wall lights are a little too futuristic for my tastes, but Elements come across as sophisticated. Nanoleaf has a wide selection of HomeKit-compatible smart light solutions ranging from lightbulbs to modular wall displays. These connected hexagonal panels have a wooden veneer surface and a soft backlit glow that can respond to music, your touch, or another customized you can program in the app. They are easy to set up and you can arrange the hexagons in any pattern you like.









Philips Starter Kit: 2 E26 Smart Bulbs (60 W) + Dimmer Switch ($159.99)





I’ve tested most of the major smart light brands and Hue is by for my favorite. I love how the lights automatically turn off when you leave the house and turn on when you come home. Plus, it’s very satisfying to instruct Siri to turn off all the lights in the house as your head hits the pillow. I’ve found Hue lights to work very reliably. The colored lights have a nicer glow than other brands and if you have multiple color lights, the app has excellent scenes for setting a color palate across your house.









Yale Assure Lock 2 (from $159.99)





It is so great having the peace of mind knowing your door is always locked while also having the convenience of the door automatically unlocking when you arrive home. Smart locks are also a game changer for visitors. It’s great to be able to give access to cleaners or a dog sitter on a set schedule. I’ve used Yale Locks for years and have found them to work reliably

with an easy-to-use app. I love the addition of a keypad so that I can give access to visitors without requiring them to download an app. I strongly recommend getting the Wi-Fi model so you can control your lock remotely. I also recommend getting the version with a key so that you can get in manually in case the battery-powered auto-unlock fails.









ECOVACS: DEEBOT T20 OMNI ($1,089)





When smart vacuums first came out, I was really excited by the promise of never having to vacuum again. Unfortunately, my smart vacuum constantly got stuck under the couch or tangled up in cables. The whole thing was such a hassle, I found it was easier just to vacuum the old-fashioned way. If this was your experience, I’m happy to say that smart vacuums have come a long way. The DEEEBOt T20 OMNI not only vacuums, it also mops with hot water. It uses advanced mapping technology to avoid obstacles such as rugs and furniture. Unfortunately, with smart vacuums you get what you pay for; the DEEBOT is not cheap, but if you have pets or young children it can be a total game changer!









Arlo Pro 5S 2K Wireless Security Camera ($249.99)





Security cameras can be an excellent companion to a video doorbell for areas of the house that a video doorbell doesn’t cover. It’s helpful to have the video doorbell and security camera to be from the same company so you can manage all the recordings and notifications in one app. As previous mentioned, Arlo is HomeKit compatible and has an excellent reputation for security. The Pro 5S 2K has both a wide field of view and 12x zoom. The AI will automatically zoom in on points of interest as it’s recording. It is battery powered so it doesn’t require any wiring and is easy to install. My favorite feature is its excellent night vision plus a built-in spotlight.









Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium ($249.99)





Ecobee lets you use your iPhone to control your thermostat. It’s HomeKit compatible so you can also use Siri or build automations. In addition, Ecobee uses motion sensors and AI to learn your behavior to keep your house a comfortable temperature while saving you money. The premium model comes with a room sensor so you can measure the temperature in multiple locations of your house. I have the sensor in my bedroom so it uses my bedroom temperature while I sleep and the living room temperature during the day. Ecobee comes packed with additional features, such the ability to respond to Siri requests and measure air quality.
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Buyer's Guide 2023: iPad Gear

If you're a fan of the iPad then you must check out our picks for the best gear of 2023! From stands to keyboards, here are the top iPad tech and accessories to take your iPad to the next level!












Penoval Magnetic Paperlike iPad Screen Protector ($19.99)





Do you love to sketch and take handwritten notes on your iPad but sometimes get nostalgic for the feel

of paper? This durable screen cover accurately mimics the feel of doodling on paper while still picking up the slightest stylus marks. Everything about this screen protector is thoughtfully designed, from the magnetic edges for effortless attaching and detaching, to the anti-glare coating that reduces eye strain. The sandblasted finish is one of my biggest reasons for recommending this screen protector. A common complaint is that over time, they wear out the tips of your stylus, but the sandblasted surface works to avoid that.









Adonit Note+ 2 ($69.99)





I’m picky about my writing tools, and styluses are no exception. If you’re looking for an effective and inexpensive option, the Note+ 2 stylus is half the cost of an Apple pencil while providing the instant feedback, pressure sensitivity, and easy Bluetooth pairing I expect in a high-quality stylus. As a bonus, this stylus comes with two programmable shortcut buttons, allowing you to quickly perform common actions in note-taking and drawing apps. I love that it comes with three replaceable tips that cater to different preferences and artistic styles, allowing you to select the tip that fits your needs.









ZUGU iPad Case ($49.99)*





After hearing several rave reviews about these cases, I decided to test one. This versatile case has become my latest tech obsession and is quite simply “the one case to rule them all.” This well-designed tablet case has an enclosed protective spot for your Apple Pencil that wirelessly charges your stylus and features an adjustable kickstand that can sit upright at the perfect viewing angle. My favorite part is that it’s magnetic, so I can easily attach it to my refrigerator and reference recipes while I’m cooking. Fun fact: ZUGU is so confident in their case’s protective ability that if your iPad breaks from an impact, they cover the AppleCare costs to repair it.









Apple Smart Keyboard Folio for iPad ($199)





After testing third-party iPad keyboards, I return again and again to Apple’s folio keyboard as my tried-and-true favorite. This case is protective without being bulky and has a magnetic back so your iPad clicks into place. When you attach the magnetic backing, it automatically connects to your iPad and charges the case (which uses minimal battery). You never have to worry about pairing the keyboard or separately charging your keyboard case, and the keyboard is always on and ready to use. The keys have a pleasant tactile sensation and are nicely spaced apart, allowing me to type quickly and accurately.









Otterbox EasyGrabTablet Case for Kids ($59.95)





I’m consistently impressed with the quality of Otterbox cases, and their colorful tablet case designed for kids is no exception. This antimicrobial tablet case is thicker and more protective than most, with raised edges to help small children easily hold the iPad while fully protecting the camera and screen. My favorite part of this fun case design is that it comes with a small plastic attachment that you can slip onto car headrest posts for an easy-to-view screen to help keep your child entertained on long drives.



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Share Contact Photo on iPhone: Automatic or Contacts Only

Once you've created and customized your Contact Poster, you can share it with the people you're chatting with in Messages. This is a great way to display your personality with people in Messages, but you can also set the feature to share with only contacts or to always ask before sharing.




Why You'll Love This Tip:





* Share your unique contact poster with people your messaging to show off your personality.

* Choose to share your contact poster with all contacts, or to always ask before sharing your contact poster.





How to Share Contact Photo on iPhone






System Requirements:





This tip works on any iPhone running iOS 17 or later.




Before you can choose whether or not to share your contact poster with all your contacts or to always ask before sharing, you'll need to turn Name & Photo Sharing on. If you like learning tips about using your iPhone, be sure to sign up for our free Tip of the Day! Here's how to share your name and photo on iPhone:




* On your iPhone, open Messages.








* Tap Edit.








* Tap your Name and Photo.








* First, toggle Name & Photo Sharing on.








* Next, under Share Automatically, choose Contacts Only to share with all your contacts when you message them automatically.








* Or, choose Always Ask to choose which messages to share your contact poster with, regardless of whether they are in your Contacts or not.











And that's how to share your name and photo on iPhone automatically with your contacts, or to set it to always ask before sharing.




Note





If you have Filter Unknown Senders on, your Steps 2 and 3 will look different. You will need to tap the more icon, as shown below, then tap your Name & Photo.







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Samsung AI Forum 2023 Day 2: Discussing Technological Trends and the Future of Generative AI

  Samsung Electronics today hosted the second day of the Samsung AI Forum 2023, which was led by Samsung Research and focused on generative AI. The rapid


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[Interview] The Six-Year Development Story of Samsung’s Incredible MICRO LED Display

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Why Does My Apple Watch Keep Locking While I’m Wearing It (watchOS 10)

Things to Know





* If your Apple Watch keeps locking while you wear it, you might need to tighten your watch band.

* If your watch band isn't the problem, we'll go over other reasons why your Apple Watch keeps locking and the easy ways to fix them.













If your Apple Watch keeps locking while you’re wearing it, you may be wearing your watch band too loosely. Fortunately, a locked Apple Watch still tracks your steps, heart rate, and activities. However, I’ll teach you ways to prevent your Apple Watch from locking accidentally (or at all) and an automatic way to unlock it, just in case!



Jump To:





* Why Does My Apple Watch Keep Locking While I’m Wearing It?

* Quick Fixes: Apple Watch Keeps Locking On Its Own

* How to Turn Passcode Off on Apple Watch

* FAQ





Why Does My Apple Watch Keep Locking While I’m Wearing It?





If your Apple Watch thinks it has been removed from your wrist, it will lock itself to keep your data safe. A locked Apple Watch can still track your activities, but it can't access your messages, Apple Wallet, or any other sensitive information. Your Apple Watch may lock automatically if the band is loose, if you have a tattoo right under the sensors, and if your Apple Watch gets wet.



To prevent your Apple Watch from locking, you can try fastening your Apple Watch band more tightly. When the sensors lift off your skin, they assume that the watch has been removed. But how tight should an Apple Watch be? For your Apple Watch sensors to be as accurate as possible, your watch should fit comfortably on your wrist. If your watch keeps shifting, it is likely too loose.



Unfortunately for ink lovers, if the skin touching your Apple Watch sensors is tattooed, you may experience various Apple Watch problems. The substances in tattoo ink can interact with the sensors and result in your Apple Watch locking or tracking your activities incorrectly. The only solution is to place your Apple Watch on your other wrist. If that is tattooed as well, you could consider a different fitness tracker, such as the Oura Ring.



Is your Apple Watch locked after getting wet? This is a different type of automatic lock. If you get your Apple Watch wet or enable Sleep mode on your iPhone, your Apple Watch will lock automatically. To unlock Apple Watches that are in Water or Sleep mode, you'll have to press and hold the Home button on the Digital Crown to unlock it. For more Apple Watch tips and tricks, sign up for our free Tip of the Day newsletter.




Pro Tip





Keep in mind that some Apple Watch bands are more adjustable than others. In addition to making sure your Apple Watch band is the correct size, I recommend switching to an infinitely adjustable band like the Apple Watch Sport Loop or a third-party alternative.




Quick Fixes: Apple Watch Keeps Locking On Its Own





If you want to prevent your Apple Watch from locking on your wrist, you have several options to take.



* Tighten your Apple Watch band or switch to an infinitely adjustable band. A loose Apple Watch will not only lock itself automatically, but it won't offer accurate tracking. 


* Enable your Apple Watch to open with your iPhone. This way, if your Apple Watch locks itself, it will unlock automatically if your iPhone is within range and unlocked.








* If you don’t mind taking the risk, you can turn off your Apple Watch passcode.











If you enjoy the feature that lets you unlock your Apple Watch with your iPhone, check out our article on the unlock with Apple Watch feature next.



How to Turn Passcode Off on Apple Watch






Warning





If you turn off your Apple Watch passcode, anyone can access the data on your Apple Watch. Removing your passcode will disable Apple Pay on your Apple Watch, but anyone who picks up your watch will be able to track you and your devices, read your messages, and have access to all your apps and data.




While we don't recommend turning your passcode off for security and privacy purposes, it is possible, and it will prevent your Apple Watch from locking. To do this:




* Open Settings on your Apple Watch.








* Select Passcode.








* Tap Turn Passcode Off.








* Confirm by tapping Turn Off.











That's it! Your Apple Watch won't lock anymore, even if you take it off or lose it. You can always turn the passcode back on at a future time.



Now you know what to do if your Apple Watch keeps locking! We hope our tips helped you fix this annoying problem. Next, learn how to lock Apple Watches manually.




FAQ





* Why is my wrist detection on my Apple Watch not working? If your Wrist Detection is not working, double-check the settings to make sure you didn't accidentally disable it. If it is enabled, try restarting your Apple Watch.

* Why does my Apple Watch keep turning off? First, check that your Apple Watch battery is charged because it could be turning off to preserve the battery. Next, make sure your Apple Watch is running the latest watchOS; it may be turning off in an attempt to update.




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Buyer's Guide 2023: Best Speakers

Looking for a new speaker? You're in luck. I've put together this roundup of speakers that I hand picked for their sound quality, compatibility, and ease of use. Find your next Bluetooth or AirPlay speaker below and get ready to fill your room with the best sound.












Sonos Move 2 ($449)





This update to Sonos’s portable smart speaker is an outlier in the field. With Amazon Alexa and Sonos voice control, the Move 2 offers the benefits of a Bluetooth and a smart speaker in one beautiful package. It works with AirPlay 2, allowing for easy multi-room playback from your iPhone. It rests on a charging base when stationary and has a 24-hour battery life. If you can live without Siri, which is only offered in HomePods, the impeccable sound quality and moveability of this speaker make it a better option overall. The rich, heavy bass frequencies plus the portability make this my personal favorite smart speaker in the house.









Marshall Stockwell II ($219.99)





The first thing I noticed about this Bluetooth speaker is the physical bass and treble knobs, which you rarely see these days. These controls give you the freedom to quickly adjust your sound to fit any space. The bass response is exceptional for a speaker of this size, and the audio quality excels even at high volumes. The 20-plus hours of battery life, USB-C charger, and space-efficient design make this a great option for travel. The rustic design harkens back to Marshall’s vintage guitar amps, but don’t let the look deceive you; this speaker is an innovative piece of modern audio design.









Klipsch The Three Plus ($399)





I’ve been a fan of The Three for some time now. This distinct powered speaker not only has great sound quality, but it also has a lot of character. It offers a potent bass response for the size of the speaker, was easy to pair to my iPhone via Bluetooth, and allows me to control the volume from across the room with an included remote. I find the retro design charming and timeless. While the original is no longer available, The Three Plus promises the same benefits for a lower price tag than when I bought its predecessor.









Ultimate Ears Hyperboom ($449.99)





I adore this speaker. With its sleek, modern aesthetic, long battery life, and incredible audio quality, this is my overall favorite Bluetooth speaker. The Hyperboom’s bass response is incredible, and it boasts a 24-hour battery life at moderate volume. I had some minor issues with Bluetooth connectivity at first, but updating the firmware fixed it. I often use this speaker in lieu of a home stereo system for music; it’s loud enough to fill a large room. You can also pair it with another UE speaker in stereo, effectively making for an exceptionally powerful and portable sound system.









Audio Pro Addon C10 ($450)





With its clean aesthetic, ease of setup, and incredible sonic quality, this is one of my favorite Wi-Fi-enabled speakers on the market. The Addon C10 has nearly every conceivable connection port and allows you to broadcast to all other Wi-Fi-enabled speakers in your house. I use this to listen to vinyl across multiple speakers spanning our house. The speaker has impressive bass response for its size with default settings, though the EQ can be dialed in to fit your preference using the Audio Pro app.









Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin ($799)





This smart speaker is one of a kind. Its unique design houses an impressive array of speakers with plenty of bass response and crisp, clear treble frequencies. It is AirPlay 2 enabled, meaning you can stream music simultaneously to the Zeppelin and any other AirPlay 2-enabled speakers in the house via your iPhone’s Control Center. The B&W Music App made setup a breeze, plus you can connect your favorite streaming service. The sound quality is impressively clear even at loud volumes, and it does get loud! If you like the look, this speaker will make for an impressive addition to any smart home sound system.









Kanto TUK Powered Speakers ($799.99)





This eye-catching pair of bookshelf speakers are not only beautiful to look at—the sound quality matches the build. The installation was simple, and included all of the necessary wiring to connect my MacBook Pro. Switching the source from my laptop to my iPhone was intuitive and quick. The remote control lets you dial in the sound, change the volume, and switch sources from a distance. Everything works exactly as you’d expect without having to read the manual. The sound quality is some of the best I’ve ever heard, with clarity in the high-end and satisfying bass frequencies. These charming speakers exceeded my expectations on many levels and applications. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your home entertainment system or just getting started with high-quality audio, these are certain to provide a good experience.









Creative Sound Blaster Katana SE ($299.99)





This one is a favorite in the household of Managing Editor Amy Spitzfaden-Both. Although it’s marketed as a gaming speaker, the unform sound keeps TV audio at a stable level without huge fluctuations in bass. Both the look and the sound quality are stellar; and although the device is centered, it does a solid job at offering stereo sound. It’s wireless and easy to connect, though if you position it in front of the TV it might block your IR receiver. Whether used for gaming or watching TV, this is a compact, easy-to-use, and affordable option.
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Setting Boundaries Without Building Walls: Why Choice Means Stronger Security

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