CNET's editors were obsessed with headphones and smartphone apps this week, handing out some Editors' Choice Awards, but some other useful accessories made it onto the list.
V-Moda Crossfade M-100
A generous feature set, rugged construction, and warm, detailed sound with powerful bass guarantee the V-Moda Crossfade M-100 headphones strong appeal for audiophiles with a flexible budget. Read the review.
Google Maps for iOS
With its Google Maps for iOS app, Google sets the standard for what mobile navigation should be. Read the review.
SpeakerCraft CS3
The SpeakerCraft CS3 is a handsome, excellent-sounding sound bar that's well worth its lofty price. Read the review.
Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad T650
The Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad T650 makes it easy to add a standalone touch pad to your Windows 8 tablet or desktop, but mimicking touch-screen gestures is still an imperfect experience. Read the review.
Slacker Radio
With its unparalleled menu of listening options (particularly for premium subscribers), Slacker Radio is one of the best streaming-music apps on the market. Read the review.
Asus PB278Q
Well-priced and powerful, the Asus PB278Q is the best entry point for those seeking an extreme-definition monitor at a not-so-extreme price. Read the review.
Sony MDR-1R Premium Headphones
It's true that Sony MDR-1R Premium Headphones come with a lofty price tag, but if you're searching for highly accurate-sounding headphones with style and substance, they deserve your attention. Read the review.
KitCam for iOS
If you're looking for a new camera app that gives you tools and filters for both photos and video, KitCam is the app to buy. Read the review.
Sennheiser HD 700
The Sennheiser HD 700 headphones are among the best-sounding headphones we've tested, and they're also remarkably comfortable to wear for hours at a time. Read the review.
Andru Chill USB Phone Charger
If you can get past its $25 price tag, the Andru Chill USB Phone Charger perfectly combines form and function into the ideal phone charger for any Android fan. Read the review.
Instagram (Android)
If you like taking retro-looking shots and sharing them, Instagram is tough to beat. Mapping features and frequent updates to the app mean your pictures will have a longer browsing lifespan. Read the review.