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Shure SE110

Shure SE110

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£80

Shure's in-ear headphones are incredibly comfortable and a welcome return to form in the sound stakes

£35

A reasonably detailed, if bass-light listen.

£150

Many noise-cancelling headphones can sound soporific – not these, though, they pump out your music with gusto

£135

Featherlight 'phones that use real cherry wood to enhance their sound; awesomely detailed performers

£70

These in-ears use an effective noise-cancelling unit, and have a rich, detailed sound. They don't look great though...

Grado iGrado

Grado iGrado

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£40

These chunky Grados offer more detail, range, sense of scale and sheer musicality than anything in this price-class

Goldring GX200

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£50

Not the last word in noise isolation, but these little stars sound open and enjoyable, with bags of bass

Sennheiser PXC 450

Sennheiser PXC 450

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£300

These aren't the cheapest noise-cancelling headphones on the market, but they are the best

£150

Superb, powerful-sounding noise-cancelling headphones. A bargain

Shure SE210

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£100

Noise isolating is excellent, but music sounds similarly closed-in.

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