It’s been a long time since we’ve looked at any soundcards here at Techgage, and it’s been a while since we’ve looked at anything from Creative. While soundcards are not as important as they used to ...

Gameranx reviews Creative’s flagship sound card. For as long as I’ve been gaming on PCs, I’ve been using soundcards to output audio to whichever speaker or headphone setup I had at the time. Not one ...

The new Creative Stage V2 is a great 2.1 sound system with multiple inputs and a separate wired subwoofer. My job is great because I get to review some of the latest and greatest audio equipment ...

Creative has made a DAC/headphone amp that’s quite good for the price, but you should ignore its Windows/Mac software-driven special features unless you have a lot of patience and persistence.

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, ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.

The Creative Sound Blaster GS3 is trying to be both one of the best computer speakers and one of the best soundbars on the market at the same time – and it's also trying to do this while coming in at ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Sound quality: Creative's Sound Blaster Roar Pro had good overall sound quality. Bass has good impact but is somewhat boomy and doesn't go ...

Several years ago, I reviewed the Creative Sound Blaster ROAR which I awarded with the CPCR Gold Awesome Award. It was an excellent prdouct that was portable, had great battery life, had fantastic ...

While Creative Labs has expanded its product offerings into other arenas, the company has never waivered from its core competency: PC and home audio. The Sound Blaster maker has almost always offered ...