The product name OP-XY suggests that Teenage Engineering's next release will be a successor to the OP-Z, a music-making device released in late 2018.

Take one Bluetooth speaker, add some wild imagination and you basically have the OB-4 from Teenage Engineering.

New sleek, matte-black versions of Teenage Engineering's TX-6 mixer, TP-7 field recorder and CM-15 microphone are now shipping ...

Teenage Engineering just surprise-released a $250 toy car. The Grip Car is, well, a toy that you can roll around or keep on a shelf. That’s it.

The new Teenage Engineering sequencer is elegant, efficient, and oh so expensive – which begs the question of who exactly the OP-XY is for.

Over at the company’s website, Teenage Engineering charts the history of the Pocket Operator, starting with its beta release at the 2014 Moogfest and the official launch of the PO-10 series - ...

Well, Teenage Engineering has debuted yet another one of its pricey playthings for adults and it’s about what you’d expect: a $250 toy car. The new product, which Teenage Engineering calls a ...

Teenage Engineering sells its own connectors, of course, with prices ranging from $12 for a simple ⅛-inch to ⅛-inch cable, to $19 for a stereo ⅛-inch to dual-mono ¼-inch cable.

Teenage Engineering teases the TP-7, a teeny portable digital recorder with a drool-worthy "motorized tape reel" and a summer release date.

It is very difficult to pigeonhole design and tech company Teenage Engineering. One minute it is making a choir of wooden dolls, created to serenade the listener with a repertoire of choral ...

Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II: What is it? In recent years, Teenage Engineering has focused on producing high-end gear with an emphasis on slick modernist design.

The product name OP-XY suggests that Teenage Engineering's next release will be a successor to the OP-Z, a music-making device released in late 2018. A hybrid of synth, sampler and audio-visual ...