First off, I’m not sure I follow Sound BlasterX’s naming conventions. We’ve previously reviewed the Sound BlasterX H7 and H5 Tournament Edition and here we are with the H6. At any rate, our Sound ...

Creative’s Sound Blaster E5 pulls off the trick of being a jack of all trades with nary a significant compromise. Sound Blaster: the 20-year-old brand is a fond memory for some, an unknown quantity ...

Acclaimed X-Fi™ Technology Delivers Compelling Audio Performance and Headphone Surround for Music, Movies and Games on the Move Creative Technology Ltd., a worldwide leader in digital entertainment ...

While headphones are getting even better sounding, sometimes you have that pair you just don’t want to give up. Or you want to improve your laptop or desktop system audio quality without having to ...

The Sound Blaster AE-9 doesn't just sound great—it makes using a high-quality microphone way more convenient. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Last year when we reviewed the Creative Sound Blaster AXX SBX 10 and SBX 20 it was probably one of the coolest products we’ve ever come across. Whereas generally you’d get a product that’s a Bluetooth ...

Let down slightly by a flimsy headphone stand and a high price, the Creative Sound Blaster X7 is extremely easy to use, has a plethora of connection options, and is perfect for any beginner audiophile ...

Creative Labs wants people to fall in love with PC audio again. That’s a challenging task at a time when even gamers who drop big bucks on video-card upgrades think of sound cards as anachronisms.

Once I set up the Crystalizer and bumped up to 24 bit depth, I was ready to start experimenting. I started by using the supplied Creative headphones while listening to some music. I have a wide array ...

If you're looking at a sub-$150 gaming headset, there's not much better than the BlasterX H5. The complete range includes the G5 7.1 sound card, P5 in-ear with microphone, H3 and H5 analog headsets, ...