Speakers, earbuds, smart TVs and projectors
The Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro are the best wireless earbuds Samsung has made. The blade-stem design with angled drivers delivers a more secure fit than the Buds2 Pro, the ANC is stronger, and Samsung’s spatial audio works well with Galaxy devices and Samsung TVs. For Samsung phone users in Thailand, these are the definitive companion
The Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Pro are a genuine surprise at their price. For ฿1,500–2,000 on Lazada Thailand, you get active noise cancellation that actually works, 40-hour total battery life, and a comfortable fit that holds up through long BTS and MRT commutes. I have been using these on Bangkok’s transit system for months. The
The Blue Yeti USB Microphone is the most reliable USB microphone for podcasting, streaming, and remote work in Thailand. At ฿4,500–5,500 on Lazada, it costs more than budget USB mics but delivers sound quality that is clearly in a different class — four polar patterns, zero-latency headphone monitoring, and plug-and-play setup with no drivers needed.
The BenQ TH685i is the projector to buy in Thailand if you want one device that handles both gaming nights and movie marathons without a dedicated dark room. At ฿15,990–18,990, you get 3,500 lumens for ambient light performance, 8.3ms gaming mode lag, and Android TV built-in for Netflix and Disney+. The best dual-purpose projector under
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