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Nothing Ear (3a) review: do folks buy Meta glasses because they like the frames? Well, these buds sound good, but their USP had me asking: 'Are they for music, or surveillance?'
By Becky Scarrott Published
Is everything coming up roses for Nothing's new $99 / £99 noise-cancelling earbuds? Depends on whether the USP sits well with you, I think…

Shokz OpenDots Air review: clip-on open earbuds for the rest of us
By Tom Bedford Published
The Shokz OpenDots Air miss some flashy features of their flagship siblings, but the low price and reliability makes them a solid buy

HEDDphone D1 headphones review: unequivocally the best over-ear headphones I’ve ever tested
By James Grimshaw Published
The HEDDphone D1 headphones are a stunning pair of mid-budget over-ears, with a proprietary driver design that kills audiophile-grade options three times the price

Austrian Audio The Arranger review: wired open-backed headphones that can turn their hand to almost anything
By Simon Lucas Published
With the awkwardly named ‘The Arranger’, Austrian Audio wants to try and bridge the gap between its excellent entry-level models and its excellent high-end products…

Noble Osprey review: audiophile-grade earbuds marred by fit issues
By Tom Bedford Published
The Noble Osprey look and sound great, but fit issues result in an infuriating listening experience.

Cleer Arc 5 review: feature-packed open earbuds sadly beset by sonic issues
By Tom Bedford Published
The Cleer Arc 5 have loads of features, but they're expensive and don't sound amazing.

Sennheiser Momentum 5 review: fab features, epic battery life — but you'll have to polish the default sound profile
By Josh Russell Published
Crammed with clever features, a long-lived battery and a wide soundstage, the Sennheiser Momentum 5 are very capable — but their default tuning requires a bit of polish to get the best results.

OneOdio Studio Max 2 review: DJ headphones without the wire
By Tom Bedford Published
The OneOdio Studio Max 2 are a lot like the Max 1, but with a higher price and improved transmitter. For most people, I'd still recommend the old pair.
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