Headphones

When you’re in the market for new headphones, choosing which ones to buy can often be a tedious and stressful endeavor. What brand do you go with? Do you want wired or wireless? What functionality is important to you? Even if you’ve been able to narrow your choices down to say “Bose wired headphones with an in-line mic” you still have a number of options to consider. That’s where I come in. I was recently asked to review three different Bose wired headphones, and here’s the lowdown on how they stacked up against each other.

Boasting a revolutionary system dubbed “Pure Monster Sound,” Monster is quickly proving that they’re more than just a pretty face that you’ve gotten used to for your non-mobile electronic needs around the house. The DNA Pro Headphones are a set that look to continue to change that stigma.  How do these sleek looking headphones stack up against modern music and poorly mastered classic rock?  Click on to find out.

Headphones make the perfect exciting stocking stuffer; here are 5 pairs available on BestBuy.ca that can thrill anyone in your family. 

The Cristiano Ronaldo Roc Sport line is Monster’s most recent entry into the premium headphone market. Naturally, these are a good looking headphone. Can they perform at a level that would stay true to Ronaldo’s brand, or will they fall flat? Take a closer look at the Super Slim wireless in-ear headphone.

If you like your music booming and on the go, then check out my review of the Sony WH-XB700 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones.

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?

There are a lot of Skullcandy wireless headphones to choose from. We look at three earbud options to help you decide which one is right for you.

Sony's WH-XB900N Active Noise Cancelling Headphones deliver a great customizable sound, feature set and noise cancellation for the price point.

Going wireless is supposed to be convenient when listening to music, but how much better does it get when Google throws in its digital assistant too?

 Do you like music that rattles your bones with the sound of thundering bass? Are you also someone that likes your music on the go and personal? Then you might appreciate the new Sony MDR-XB650BT Wireless Headphones with Extra Bass (that’s what the “XB” stands for). I got the chance to demo a pair of these new wireless phones, so read on to find out if they’re worth the good Sony audio name, and if you should be switching over to these babies.