Headphones

The world isn't completely wireless, and a new headphone arrival to Australia from Blue might explain why: an on-board amp made for audiophiles.

Headphones tend to have their own personality, but what if a pair adopted your individual sound? That's what the Nuraphone headphones are attempting, and it even comes from a local Aussie brand, too.

Noise cancellation headphones invariably arrive as high-priced big ear-covering cans, but the latest pair from JBL aims to lighten the load and wallet.

Quite a lot of headphones are made to be wireless and portable, but not every pair. In fact, the latest cans from microphone-maker Blue keeps you tethered.

The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay 2018 Earset is B&O's latest take on a style that adapted to your ears, all the while providing B&O's firm understanding of sound. Is it a pair you should trust your ears to?

Every headphone has a distinct personality, but few are focused on your hearing's health. However two Australians are looking to change that.

If your musical tastes a touch more eclectic than you'd normally care to admit, a new $150 pair of wireless headphones may be just for you, with a button to let you shift between styles.

At $130, the Cygnett FreePlay cordless and wireless in-earphones look like a great bargain, as the Aussie peripheral maker builds something for budgets. But is it a great buy?

Beats' "Studio" line-up has always been about big sound in a pair of relatively big headphones, but in the Beats Studio 3 Wireless, the company hasn't just made it big, but also better than ever.

Wireless earphones come in lots of designs and styles, but the one that is making a lot of noise at the moment is the totally cordless generation, and another Aussie brand is getting into the act.