In depth headphone reviews with measurements
The VMK15 successfully fulfills people's wishes for a smaller Valco noise-cancelling headphone, while expanding the offering in the sub-150 euro price range. Read moreValco VMK15: Suitable for others too, not just the poor and small-headed
Sennheiser's HDB 630 noise-cancelling headphone, designed for audiophiles, has been fiercely hyped, so we found out if there are ultimately grounds for it. Read moreSennheiser HDB 630: Observations after the fiercest hype
Utilizing AMTS technology, the Noire X shows Dan Clark Audio consistently making good and increasingly affordable closed-back headphones. Read moreDan Clark Audio Noire X: Latest technology for less
The Fluxion planar headphones, costing 500-800 euros from a Chinese DIY workshop, easily match the sound quality of many multi-thousand euro high-end headphones. Read moreXK-Audio Fluxion: Hifiman Susvara Unveiled for 500 euros?
CMF, operating under Nothing, released the 120-euro Headphone Pro, which is a successful headphone especially in terms of its structure and sound. Read moreCMF Headphone Pro: Surprisingly good sound at a reasonable price
Nothing, Skullcandy, JBL and Beyerdynamic competed against each other in the 300-400 euro price range. Who has the best noise-cancelling headphones? Read moreANC Headphone Review: Nothing, Skullcandy, JBL & Beyerdynamic
With its robust and relaxed sound, the Edition XV expands Hifiman's headphone selection in a new direction, while also introducing an updated headband structure. Read moreHifiman Edition XV: Warm sound with updated structure
With its FT7 planar headphones, FiiO dives into a highly competitive price range, performing well but ultimately getting lost in the crowd in terms of sound quality. Read moreFiiO FT7: A planar headphone among others
Focal has made its Bathys noise-cancelling headphones even better, but the Bathys MG, with its 1200 euro price tag, puts quite a dent in your wallet. Read moreFocal Bathys MG: now fine-tuning comes at a price!
The WH-1000XM6 undeniably proved to be Sony's best noise-cancelling headphone, largely thanks to its revamped equalizer. Read moreSony WH-1000XM6: To victory with a new equalizer?
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