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Sony makes some of the best headphones around at the higher end but it has a broad range of options available at other price points as well. Our pick for the best wireless headphones is the company's WH-1000XM5, which will typically run you $400. If you can't swing that, the mid-range ULT Wear headphones are a decent option, especially since they're on sale. They've dropped to $148, which is $52 off the regular price of $200. That marks an all-time low price for this model. These are the first headphones to use ULT Power Sound, a new iteration of Sony's Extra Bass lineup. So it's safe to say you can expect plenty of oomph on the low end with the ULT Wear. In fact, we believe that Sony has done a better job of implementing its bass boost tech here than in previous models. We gave the ULT Wear headphones a score of 78 in our review, highlighting the comfortable design, generally strong audio quality and improvements to active noise cancellation. However, the ULT boost feature can prove to be a bit much. We felt that the ULT 2 setting, which delivers deeper bass and more powerful all-round audio, didn't sound all that good and was somewhat overbearing on the low end. The sound can get muddy in some other instances, such as when playing metal and synth-heavy electronica. As you might expect, the ULT Wear doesn't have all of the same features as Sony's higher-end headphones. But it does have a number of nifty functions. Putting an open hand over the right ear cup activates Quick Attention mode, which lowers the volume. Sony's Adaptive Sound Control tool can automatically adjust settings based on your activity or location. Other features include 360 Reality Audio with head tracking and 30 hours of battery life. Follow @EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/sonys-ult-wear-wireless-headphones-are-down-to-a-record-low-price-200721256.html?src=rss
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Airline travel can get expensive and sometimes you dont wanna wade through various options to find the lowest price. You just need the cheapest flight available and you dont care whos offering it. Google added the tab to its Flights search engine that will cut your flight schedule search to the chase and just show you the cheapest options available, according to the official blog. So instead of wading through various fees and features, you can just view the cheapest options available from airlines and third-party airline booking sites. The new feature is available starting today for US flights. Google will roll out the cheapest tab globally over the next few weeks. The cheapest options for flights often involve what Google calls creative itineraries like longer than usual layovers and self-transfers from flight to flight. What we call them cant be reprinted here. These inconveniences that make flights cheaper will now be listed under one tab.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/google-flights-now-has-a-cheapest-tab-190035611.html?src=rss
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Hades II just got its first major update, which is all the reason I need to jump back into the inspired roguelite. Supergiant Games is calling the Olympic Update practically mountain-sized, likely because theres a new region set in the mountains of Olympus. With a new region, comes new story elements. The studio says hours of new dialogue has been added to the game. The area will also feature two new allies, but Supergiant remains mum on their identities. In other words, youll have to traverse Olympus to find out. Id bet some Obol Points that they are Greek Gods of one type or another, given the region. The update also includes a new main weapon, two animal companions and dozens of new cosmetic items to liven up Crossroads. Theres even a world map now, which will be displayed when moving from one region to another. Thats a small flourish, but a pretty fun one. There are also dozens of quality-of-life improvements thatll pop up throughout the game. These include faster weapon attacks, new special moves, a more responsive dash and a refined aiming system. Finally, the game now runs on Macs, so long as the computer boasts an Apple M1 chip or later. Despite the boatload of new features, the games still in early access. Supergiant says this wont be the last major content drop while still remaining in early access, as another big update hits early next year. So we have that to look forward to. The first game was in early access for nearly two years as it slowly transformed into the game we know and love today. Hades II has only been around five months. For the uninitiated, Hades II is a roguelite hack-and-slash action game with fluid controls, a diverse array of upgrades and a story that expertly weaves itself into every unsuccessful run. Theres also a cute cat you can pal around with. Its quite obviously a sequel to the mega-hit Hades, which was the first video game to ever win a Hugo Award.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/pc/hades-iis-first-major-update-adds-a-new-region-main-weapon-and-native-mac-support-183541832.html?src=rss
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