Headphones

A clear champion has emerged in the noise cancelling headphone world, and now it has made something even smaller. Is the Sony WF-1000XM3 a pair you need to check out?

Your music experience shouldn't be tainted by the sound of wind rushing by your ears, and depending on the pair you're listening through, it just might not.

Looking for a pair of noise cancelling headphones that won't ruin your hairstyle or stop you from wearing a hat? The latest pair from Sony could do that, and it's coming with tech from one of the industry's best pair of headphones yet.

A new pair of Beats is here, bringing cordlessness and battery endurance to the Powerbeats line. Are the workout friendly Beats Powerbeats Pro for you?

The Bose Frames are an intriguing example of a product that shouldn't work as well as they do. Simply put: they sound great, but there's a catch or two.

The world is going wireless, and if you're looking to cut the cords to earphones this year, you might be able to do so for around the $100 mark.

Taking the equivalent of vinyl and studio masters to go needs a little more grunt and something specialised, and for that, Astell & Kern has some choices.

In-earphones, earbuds, on-ear and around-the-ear are the main styles of wireless headphones, but Bose is trying something different, combining sunglasses with sound for something special.

Wireless and cordless earphones don't normally fit well with the term "budget", but Altec Lansing's first pair feels appropriately matched, offering no cords and lots of bass for under $200.

Bose has been a little quiet over a successor to its QuietComfort 35 headphones in the past year, but that's about to change.