Headphones

Updated: 25-05-2013 02:02
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#1
alaScore 100

Sennheiser Momentum

Comfortable to wear for hours and with amazing sound quality, these headphones are as good as you’d hope them to be at this price

22 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

#2
alaScore 99

Philips Fidelio X1

The X1s produce a beautiful sound, feel amazing on your head and will do justice to anything. They come very highly recommended

11 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

#3
alaScore 99

Logitech UE 9000

The Logitech UE 9000 wireless headphones have a richer feature set than just about any other set of cans on the market. Features include Bluetooth wireless, noise cancellation, integrated microphones and even an integrated amplifier. All these extra...

6 expert reviews

#4
alaScore 98

Denon AH-D600

Like angels singing in your ears, the Denon AH-600 are a beautiful listening experience. They are too expensive, and the bass can be outrageous, but we've comprehensively fallen in love with them

8 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

#5
alaScore 98

Philips Fidelio L1

As with any audio products, there's a certain amount of subjectivity involved, depending on what kind of sound you prefer. While strong, the bass response on the Philips Fidelio L1 might not be meaty enough for some, but it was certainly good enough...

84 expert reviews | 75 user reviews

#6
alaScore 98

Parrot Zik

The Parrot Ziks are certainly impressive and undoubtedly the best Bluetooth headphones we've seen yet. Along with the reliable wireless performance, the touch operation is superb, the cans are comfortable and the audio is excellent.

15 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

#7
alaScore 97

Philips Fidelio M1

These headphones have a refined, stylish appeal to them - but does the price tag buy you perfection?

36 expert reviews | 57 user reviews

#8
alaScore 97

Sennheiser HD 700

The HD 700s offer a modern, striking design and a reassuringly sturdy build. Their ability to reproduce excellently clear, open audio will be particularly welcome to fans of classical and live music, although the hardened bass nuts might want to look...

15 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

#9
alaScore 97

Sony MDR-1RNC

Prestigious, stylish, decent sounding - there's a lot of good to be said for the MDR-1RNC headphones. But the huge price and stripped-back sound of the noise cancellation mode are bothersome and therefore we see no reason to buy these over the...

6 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

#10
alaScore 97

Focal Spirit ONE

Great sound, nicely balanced and, for the most part, comfortable to wear. The head clamp is extreme, but then with that comes some of the best noise isolation we've experienced with a pair of headphones.

24 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

#11
alaScore 96

Qpad QH 90

Pro gamer looks and quality for an amateur price tag

4 expert reviews

#12
alaScore 96

beyerdynamic Custom ONE PRO

Just as everyone has different preferences for music, everyone likes to hear their music a different way. The beauty of the Custom One Pro’s is that you can have the best of all worlds. Even if you’re an audiophile, a combination of the Custom sound...

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

#13
alaScore 96

PSB M4U 2

The PSB M4U2s have bumped the Bose QuietComfort 15s out of our headphones top ten in style. Let's get the negatives out of the way: they aren't as light or comfortable as the Boses. But they're comfy

12 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

#14
alaScore 96

Bowers&Wilkins P3

Pricey they may be, but these B&W ‘phones are totally worth it. They look great, are seriously comfy and sound great too. Well, that’s if "neutral" sound is your thing - others might want more "sparkle" from the top end. One small moan is some sound...

25 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

#15
alaScore 96

Harman-Kardon NC

Harman Kardon NC headphones: sound quality We have mixed feelings about their sound. On one hand, they’re more explicit with detail than the QuietComfort 15s and don’t over-egg their bass, but with that comes a slight brittleness to the treble and a...

3 expert reviews

#16
alaScore 96

Sennheiser RS 220

Wireless headphones look great on paper, but can be hit-and-miss, with high prices and ropey sound quality at times. How do these do?

18 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

#17
alaScore 95

Polk Audio UltraFocus 8000 headphones

Polk Audio's UltraFocus 8000 headphones combine effective passive and active noise cancelling, a sturdy (and trendy) design and some of the best sound we've heard from active noise cancelling headphones. We wish the noise cancelling could be altered a...

2 expert reviews

#18
alaScore 95

Sony MDR-1R

They promise prestige and the Sony MDR-1R over-ear headphones sure do deliver. Stylish, comfy, and well versed in delivering quality, well-separated audio. The Sony Store price is over the odds to pay though, and the lowest frequencies don't hit as...

9 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

#19
alaScore 95

Bose SIE2I Sport

Bose turns its attention to the sport headphone market with this new set.

10 expert reviews | 88 user reviews

#20
alaScore 95

AKG K 495NC

The headphones convinced the jury with their clear and pure design. The genuine metal applications in particular impart an elegant, high-quality appearance.

11 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

#21
alaScore 95

Logitech UE 4000 On-Ear Headphones

Great comfort is let down by a lack of detail that would be easier to forgive in a cheaper set of headphones

6 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

#22
alaScore 95

Noontec ZORO

Although they have a vibrant sound with clear bass and treble, we prefer more balanced headphones with better mid-range definition

5 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

#23
alaScore 95

Apple EarPods

As far as Apple audio goes, the EarPods are certainly a welcome improvement. There's no way that we would've recommended using the Cupertino brand's previous earbuds, but the EarPods do the trick if you don't want to splash out on a new pair, having...

13 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

#24
alaScore 95

Moshi Keramo

The Moshi Keramo earphones offer good, detailed sound and an eye-catching design for a fairly reasonable price.

2 expert reviews

#25
alaScore 95

Nocs NS600 Crush

If you’re into dance and electronic music then these headphones deliver exceptional quality. They’re not cheap though, and if you have a wider taste in music you should probably go for something a little more accurate.

6 expert reviews

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