For jaunting around town, commuting to and from work or school, and anytime you don't need to take more than the essentials with you, a small backpack is the perfect traveling companion. These slim ...

Wicked Audio's new Helix earbuds come in three psychedelic color combinations--magenta/yellow, blue/orange and black/white. One glance at the loud, hectic designs on the packaging should be enoug...

This week we had accessory overload (in a good way). Not only did we get a chance to test the speed of super fast USB 3.0 drives, but we also got to satisfy our media-loving hearts with a slew of noise-cancelling headphones.

When it comes to noise-canceling headphones, one size, one style, and one price does not fit all. Some may prefer oversized cans that practically swallow your ears, while others may be looking for a foldable model with a little more flair.

The Able Planet Extreme XNC230 offers effective noise cancellation and plenty of style for an affordable price, but you'll have to be willing to compromise just a bit on comfort.

The Panasonic RP-HC720 offers solid sound quality and acceptable noise cancellation for a good price, but these headphones could be more comfortable.

With effective noise cancellation and great midrange acoustic fidelity, the Denon AH-NC800 is one of the better pair of headphones on the market.

The Sennheiser MM 550 has great features, but we expect much better sound quality for this kind of money.

While we wish we could listen without power, the Bose QuietComfort 15 offers superior noise cancellation and good audio quality.