Headphones

A pair of headphones that tests your hearing? Yep, it's been done, and an Australian is at the heart. What makes Audeara's headphones so special, and are they a good choice?

Every pair of headphones plays sound a little differently, and that's true whether you have noise cancellation or not. But if you need bass without noise, Sony might have you covered.

It's not just the Bose or Sony headphones that can cancel out the world and get you talking to a voice assistant, because Bang & Olufsen has it, too.

Everyone hears differently, but some headphones are modelled around this. And later this year, a new pair of in-ears, as well.

Microsoft's hardware division has a long and fruitful history, but outside of the Zune, audio hasn't been a forte. And yet with the Surface Headphones, it's giving it a solid go.

Headphones aren't generally cheap, and noise cancelling cans, doubly so, which is why it's interesting to see a headphone maker join in with a leasing program.

Audiophiles and gaming don't always go together, but if you happen to have a foot in each camp, the latest pair from Audeze may well be made for you.

One of the better pair of wireless in-earphones has a sequel of sorts, though it's one made for business: the Jabra Elite 65t has become the Jabra Evolve 65t, though there are a couple of differences, price being a major one.

You bought a Bluetooth gadget, and then you stopped using it for a time. Now you've gone back to revive it. What happens if your Bluetooth gadget won't turn on?

Believe it or not, Apple's wireless earbuds are seeing an update, but are the 2019 AirPods any different from what you've already seen and heard?