Headphones reviews & products

Sennheiser’s HD 620S deliver a spacious, smooth and detailed sound that’s very easy to listen to in a sturdy closed-back design.

These noise-cancelling headphones offer a lot to like, but the strength of their competition is undeniable.

Sennheiser’s sporty Momentums combine cutting-edge sensors with a quirky design, but are they an elite athlete accessory?

Despite being well-furnished with features and made to Sony’s high standards, the ULT Wear suffer from an unrefined, somewhat overbearing sonic character.

The Final ZE8000 MK2 are a well-furnished and detailed-sounding pair of wireless earbuds, but stiff competition and a few sonic niggles could hinder their progress to the very top.

Meze’s revised Empyrean headphones seek to deliver greater resolution and neutrality than the much-admired originals. Do they succeed?

Austrian Audio’s flagship headphones are beautifully made and set sky-high standards.

With improved battery life, noise cancellation and a handful of new features, can the Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 keep up with the pack?

Sennheiser’s mid-range on-ear noise-cancellers try to fill rather a large gap in the headphone market.

With ample features, decent ANC, and clean, organised, balanced sound, the Melomania M100 are a recommendable mid-price pair of wireless earbuds.