In this archive you will find an overview of all reviews in the headphone category – from Bluetooth to noise cancelling, in-ear, over-ear and cable to gaming.
Thanks to the open-ear principle, the Shokz OpenFit surprised with great spatiality and a comfortable fit in the review. But they also require compromises.
The JBL Soundgear Sense open-ear headphones surprised us with a listening experience that is closer to hi-fi speakers than the usual in-ears.
The Acoustune HS1750Cu is an audiophile gem for those preferring super-detailed and super-dynamic sound from IEM leaving you simply stunned.
The Cayin RU7 surprised in our review: The tiny USB DAC is smaller than a pack of chewing gum, but it sounds like a big headphone amp.
The Px8 is one of the finest Bluetooth headphones on the market and is particularly convincing in terms of wearing comfort, spaciousness and long-term suitability.
The Sennheiser IE 600 is a passive, wired in-ear monitor with ultimate dynamics, playability and precision. But we missed warmth and gentleness.
The Teufel Real Blue Pro is the brand’s top earpiece. In return, it offers top ANC and an app. Whether this helps against Sony & Co. is clarified in the review.
Review Sony WF-1000XM5: Probably the most effective ANC among the TWS meets a balanced, long-term sound and exceptional wearing comfort.
The Bowers & Wilkins Pi7 S2 is a True Wireless in-ear with Bluetooth transmitter that sounds audiophile and uses a user friendly app.
Review: You should remember this brand: With the TWS in-ears MIIEGO MiiBuds Play, a Danish sports specialist wants to make active people sit up and take notice.
