Headphone Reviews

The Nothing Ear (open) shows British audio company Nothing venture into the open ear headphone space, but this feels like a first-draft gadget that needs to be returned to the drawing board.

Crammed with features and exciting sound

The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds offer a competitive feature set including incredible noise cancellation and good audio quality for a mid-range price.

Apple hasn't served up a sensational pair of in-ears here, but it’s hard to overlook their tempting low price.

If your ear desires the ultimate in spatial audio gymnastics, the Bose QCUE are ideal – but you'll have to forego multipoint.

These in-ear Creative headphones are stylish, and perfectly good for the price, though some advanced features could have been implemented better.

Despite solid noise isolation, these wired earbuds fall short due to uninspiring audio and mic quality.

The Austrian Audio Hi-X20 continue the brand’s extraordinary strike-rate in the affordable wired over-ear headphone market

The Baseus Bowie 30 Max are a disappointing pair of headphones that over-promise on quality and capability.

The Marshall Monitor III ANC headphones may be pricey, but they out on a great show that seems like it might never end thanks to a 70-hour battery life.