Review: Moondrop x Singer Edge
Chinese Moondrop's product range includes the Edge noise-cancelling headphones, costing less than 80 euros, whose clearest strength is good sound quality. Read moreReview: Moondrop x Singer Edge
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Chinese Moondrop's product range includes the Edge noise-cancelling headphones, costing less than 80 euros, whose clearest strength is good sound quality. Read moreReview: Moondrop x Singer Edge
Priced at 750€, Fokus Apollo is an interesting headphone with its 2-way drivers and detachable boom microphone. Read moreNoise-cancelling headphones with 2-way drivers: Noble Audio Fokus Apollo
The Solitaire T is incredibly expensive for noise-cancelling headphones, but it simultaneously justifies its price excellently as wired hi-fi headphones. Read more1400 euro noise-cancelling headphones: T+A Solitaire T
Sony's ULT Wear headphones reproduce almost pure bass, so they are aimed at a nightclub-like listening experience. Read moreNightclub always with you: review of Sony ULT Wear
Dyson is known for its vacuum cleaners and fans, among other things, but based on the OnTrac headphones, it also masters noise-cancelling technology. Read moreNoise cancellation from a vacuum cleaner manufacturer: Dyson OnTrac (comparison: Sonos Ace)
Cambridge Audio and over-ear noise-cancelling headphones have not previously fit into the same sentence, but with the successful Melomania P100, it's worth getting used to. Read moreReview: Cambridge Audio Melomania P100
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
Edifier's 180-euro WH950NB is an excellent noise-cancelling headphone, but ordering it to Finland is difficult, at least for now. Read moreReview: Edifier WH950NB
Valcon VMK25 noise-cancelling headphones are an improvement in almost every aspect compared to their predecessor, while still costing only 30 euros more. Read moreReview: Valco VMK25