Supreme placed its box logo on JBL's small speakers, as plain red was insufficient.

      Supreme’s JBL Go 5 collaboration may be the most anticipated red gadget ever

      Supreme seemingly deemed JBL’s red Go series speakers were not red enough in the right way. The streetwear label has unveiled a special edition of the JBL Go 5 as part of its Fall/Winter 2026 lineup. It features Supreme's signature red color with a large white Supreme logo on the front.

      White controls adorn the top, and JBL branding is incorporated into the integrated lanyard. JBL already offers a standard red version of the Go 5, making this collaboration not significantly different from the original.

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      Supreme altered exactly what you would expect

      Aside from branding the grille with Supreme, the streetwear brand made some visual tweaks. The collaboration features a slightly different shade of red compared to JBL’s existing model, while the white buttons stand out in contrast to the regular Go 5's matching red controls. The branded lanyard completes the redesign.

      Internally, the speaker remains unchanged. The Go 5 provides eight hours of regular playback plus an additional two hours with Playtime Boost, ambient edge lighting, IP68 water and dust resistance, and a drop-resistant design. It also supports Auracast, AirTouch stereo pairing, Bluetooth 6.0, and lossless playback via USB-C.

      The Supreme markup remains unknown

      Supreme has yet to reveal the price or exact release date for its Go 5 collaboration. The regular speaker debuted in the US at $54.95, with JBL currently listing it at $44.95 as of now. This positions it as one of the best budget speakers, but it's intriguing to see how the price from Supreme will affect its value.

      The standard Go 5 already includes the same audio components, lighting, durability, and connectivity in ten color options, including that conveniently suitable red variant. The Supreme edition certainly looks sleeker with contrasting white accents. However, the final price will determine whether it maintains its solid value or shifts toward being a fashion statement.

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      Spotify’s Playlist Notes makes it simpler to add context to your favorite selections

      Have you ever questioned why a specific song was on your favorite playlist? Now, you can ask or provide that information yourself.

      If you've ever been curious about the reason a particular song made it onto a playlist, Spotify's new Playlist Notes feature is here to assist. This functionality allows editors and users to add context to their song, podcast, and audiobook selections. It joins a series of enhancements for playlists, such as custom cover art, the ability to organize playlists into folders, and seamless transitions between tracks, making it easier to personalize your listening experience and make your playlists truly yours.

      CMF’s upcoming earbuds are on the way, and I have a strong suspicion about what they might be

      CMF is teasing new wireless earbuds that could be the Buds Pro 3

      Nothing's budget-oriented offshoot CMF has begun teasing its next pair of wireless earbuds, and while the name remains undisclosed for now, there’s a good chance we’re looking at the successor to the CMF Buds Pro 2. A teaser shared on CMF’s official X account shows a single in-ear bud from below. It features a metallic silver finish, a stem with what appear to be two microphone openings, and a silicone eartip in CMF’s signature orange. CMF simply refers to it as “a hint of what’s next,” without unveiling a launch date or any specifications.

      Samsung’s major Call of Duty deal brings early access to Modern Warfare 4

      Samsung ultra-wide monitors may have found their ideal Call of Duty

      Anyone who purchased Samsung's premium Odyssey series of ultra-wide monitors just discovered another reason to maximize their usage. Samsung has become the official partner for TVs, monitors, soundbars, and Wi-Fi speakers for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, with Activision and Samsung integrating HDR10+ Gaming into the forthcoming title.

      This isn’t just a basic partnership that includes some decorative stickers or logos; Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will officially launch with support for a 32:9 aspect ratio. This feature provides Odyssey G9 owners a significantly broader view of the battlefield.