Headphone Reviews

Philips builds on the success of the existing Fidelio X3 by taking some of the same technology and making it wireless. Can it challenge the best in the category?  

The Celestee is the latest member of the Focal headphone family and it’s designed to deliver audiophile performance with closed back convenience - does it manage to pull it off?  

The Clear MG is the latest member of the Focal headphone family and brings new materials and thinking to the process. Is this the home headphone to beat?  

Yamaha wades into the noise cancelling headphone category with the YH-E700A headphone - can it compete with the established order?  

The Lindy BNX-100XT wireless noise cancelling headphones offer Bluetooth 5, noise cancelling, auto pause and audio pass through. Yes, Lindy don't just make cables.  

AKG's latest set offers Active Noise Cancellation, AKG's reference sound, auto play/pause function, 25 hours battery life and Bluetooth 5.0. Available for around £160, these look like being another quality AKG (Samsung) product!  

Philips’ latest headphone is very much from the old school of design and aimed at ‘audiophiles.’ Is this the secret to open back bliss?  

The Tribit XFree Go are a set of wireless headphones with Bluetooth 5 for just £30. Can this budget product deliver the goods?  

The Solitaire is T+A’s first ever headphone and they’re not doing anything by half measures. Does this statement of intent match the interstellar price tag?  

We take a look at KitSound's Immerse 75 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling, available for under £80 they look to offer a tasty specification for the price.  

We take a look at the Groov-e Zen Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling which, available for just under £30, look to offer a lot for the money.  

Sennheiser’s latest Momentum has the full gamut of technology that befits a modern Bluetooth headphone but is it able to challenge the existing hegemony?  

The PX7 is the new flagship of the Bowers & Wilkins headphone range and is keen to take up where the equally accomplished PX left off. Is it up to the job?  

Grado’s flagship headphone retains the unique aesthetics of its more affordable brethren but the differences are rather more than skin deep.  

With holiday season in full swing, how does a pair of compact, wireless, noise cancelling headphones for £130 sound? Too good to be true? AKG says no…  

The Audio Technica MSR7b eschews wireless connectivity for higher levels of wired performance. Is the result an audiophile bargain?  

A headphone that adapts to your hearing to produce a perfect sound? That’s what Nuraphone promises - does it deliver?  

What happens when you take a headphone that was designed to be wired and make it wireless? Thanks to Audio Technica, we can now find out.