In depth headphone reviews with measurements
We got acquainted with Bowers & Wilkins' new PX7 S2e noise-cancelling headphone model. In addition to the high-quality construction, the sound quality also managed to surprise. Read moreReview: Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2e
How would the Heavys H1H, tailored for heavy music, sound, into which Axel Grell, the father of the Sennheiser HD 600 series, has slipped no less than 8 drivers? Read moreHeadphones for heavy music: Heavys H1H
Hifiman's original HE-6 is possibly one of the best planar headphones ever made, but nowadays it's starting to be a ticking time bomb. Read moreHifiman HE-6: When older is better
STAX's SR-L700 (1700 €), released in 2015, is a high-resolution, but by current standards, mediocre and overpriced electrostatic headphone. Read moreReview: STAX SR-L700
The 2023 Hifi Fair came and went, so now is a good time to recall what kind of headphones were tested there. Read moreHifi Fair offered a commendable number of headphones
This article provides an advance look at the announced headphone and accessory offerings of the 2023 Hifi Fair. Kuulokenurkka will visit the fair again this year. Read morePreview of Hifi Fair 2023 headphone offerings
The aggressively sounding Moondrop Joker is not suitable as a general-purpose headphone, but it's easy to analyze music with it, and it only costs 75 euros. Read moreReview: Moondrop Joker
Released in 2019, the Phi TC may look similar to other headphones in the Abyss AB1266 series, but the sound has changed with new planar drivers. Read moreReview: Abyss AB1266 Phi TC
ZMF's revamped Auteur Classic sounds truly balanced and even more neutral. It is also consistently better than its predecessor. Read moreReview: ZMF Auteur Classic
Sennheiser's new HD 660S2 model is an interesting variation of a sound familiar to many, but 600 euros for it is a lot to ask. Read moreReview: Sennheiser HD 660S2
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