It’s been a busy couple of days for new tech. From gaming gear to smart home audio, there’s something for everyone. If you’re looking to upgrade your PS5 setup or bring your old speakers into the modern age, here are the launches that caught our eye.
AI-Powered Audio Hits the Mainstream
The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Series just launched, and it’s worth a look if you want smarter earbuds. Anker’s new AI chip powers these flagship buds, giving you strong noise cancellation and clear calls. The Pro Max version even adds an AI Note-Taker and a touchscreen case, showing how productivity features are now part of everyday audio gear.
Next-Gen Gaming Hardware
Sony’s new Inzone H6 Air headset is built for long gaming sessions. It’s lightweight at just 199g and uses an open-back design, so you get natural, spacious sound without the usual heat and pressure. You can also tweak the EQ for your favorite game genres.
BenQ’s Mobiuz EX321UZ monitor is made for gamers who want sharp visuals and smooth action. It’s a 31.5-inch 4K display with a fast 240Hz refresh rate and quick response time. With 90W USB-C power, you can keep your desk tidy with just one cable, whether you’re into esports or story-driven games.
Breathing New Life into Vintage Audio
If you love your vintage audio gear but want modern features, check out the new Atonemo Stream Player. This small hub lets your old hi-fi system connect to Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and high-res streaming. It’s a simple way to bring classic sound into your smart home setup.
More gaming updates!
If you haven’t heard, Bungie will stop updating Destiny 2. After a nearly 12-year run, Bungie is ending live-service development for Destiny 2. The studio will ship its final update, titled Monument of Triumph, on June 9, 2026.
While the servers will remain online and the game will still be fully playable—much like the original Destiny—there will be no new seasonal events, expansions, or content drops moving forward. Bungie is framing Monument of Triumph as a “collection of love letters” to the community, aiming to leave the game in a highly replayable, modernized state. If you’re covering the gameplay changes, here are the major overhauls hitting on June 9.
Also, the official Nintendo Philippines store is now open! Do check it out!
