Headphones

If you can’t choose between a headphone or earbud, this is the right place to get started. I cover everything you need to know about both.

The ROG Cetra Truly Wireless earbuds offer great sound and plenty of gaming features housed in a well-designed package.

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. 

With all of the options out there, how do you decide between wired and wireless headphones, and what features should you look for?

They've got cool retro styling and a sleek, minimalist design, but do these headphones sound good and are they easy to use? Read the review to see...

Why just listen to music when you can feel it too? The Skullcandy Crusher Evo is for bass enthusiasts who want to feel music in their bones.

My look at the latest version of House of Marley’s Positive Vibration XL ANC over-the-ear headphones. On paper they look to be a winner, but how do they hold up in real world use?

A look at the Sennheiser SPORT true wireless earbuds; perfect for the gym, on a run, or even laying about at the beach.

When you have a pair of these headphones, you'll never have to worry about running out of battery when listening to music or losing a call.