Headphones

Panasonic is finally getting into the wireless earbud market. The new RZ-S300W earbuds offer 30 hours of playback inside tiny earbuds that pack a punch.

Inexpensive headphones are easy to find, and even premium headphones are becoming more common. But there's a lesser known category of ultra premium headphones. They can be quite expensive, but what do you get for the price? Read our review of the ultra-luxurious B&O Beoplay H9 wireless over-ear headphones.

The Sonos Ace headphones officially add a new major focus within the brand’s audio product line, and turn out to be a solid debut.

Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are stylish noise canceling over-ear headphones. How do they sound and are they worth the price? Our review:

The urBeats 3 are Apple's in-ear offering as a potential upgrade for out of the box smartphone headphones and the Lightning connector EarPods shipped with the latest iPhones.

Sometimes you need to focus and block out distractions; whether you're studying, working or just want to concentrate on music, or podcasts, noise cancelling headphones can help you. From in-ear, to over ear, there are dozens of noise cancelling headphones out there, but before you begin your search, why not start with the top picks, as reviewed by Best Buy customers?

The Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless headphones are excellent premium headphones for at home and on-the-go listening.

The Urbanears Luma offer 25 hours of playback in a sleek, sophisticated design—but they have one fatal (and embarassing) flaw.

House of Marley, founded by the family of reggae legend, Bob Marley, has been designing and manufacturing portable speakers and headphones for close to a decade. How do their latest Bluetooth on-ear headphones, the Rebel BT, stack up? Time to fire up the audition playlist and put these to the test.

I wouldn’t consider these headphones to have a flat frequency response, but they’re a lot closer to being that than a pair of Beats.  These headphones are tuned to enjoy listening to music. I wouldn’t use them to mix or critically listen to audio, but I did like what I heard from the AH-D600s.  The sound was full and rich – very pleasant to listen to at a wide variety of volume levels.