Headphones Reviews

Updated: May 18, 2012 00:03
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#1
Sennheiser RS 220
alaScore 100

Sennheiser RS 220

For us, the holy grail of headphones would have excellent sound quality, high comfort levels, and no burdensome wires. Sennheiser's new RS 220 comes c...

8 expert reviews

#4
Jays A-JAYS ONE
alaScore 98

Jays A-JAYS ONE

The a-JAYS One Plus headphones are designed for Android smartphone users who want great sound quality as well as a built-in microphone with inline con...

13 expert reviews | 87 user reviews

#7
Jays A-JAYS FOUR
alaScore 97

Jays A-JAYS FOUR

What then of audio quality? They're not the greatest and most balanced set of headphones we've ever tested, but then at this kind of price point it'd be surprising if they were. Low-end frequencies presented well with a predictable drop-off in higher...

19 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

#10
Bose QuietComfort 15
alaScore 96

Bose QuietComfort 15

Bose’s QuietComfort 15 headphones aren’t the most expensive the company has, but we think they have the equal best noise cancelling circuitry of any Bose headphones. These headphones are perfectly suited to the executive traveller or frequent...

40 expert reviews | 779 user reviews

#11
SoundMagic E10
alaScore 96

SoundMagic E10

If you’re thinking about buying a new set of earphones to replace the standard issue iPod ones, SoundMAGIC’s E10 is definitely worth considering. If you make good use of a built-in remote and microphone however, you might find the earphones don’t...

9 expert reviews | 132 user reviews

#16
V-Moda Crossfade LP
alaScore 94

V-Moda Crossfade LP

The V-Moda Crossfade LP headphones are dub-heavy and exceptionally comfortable. They're real lookers and are just the thing for dance and rock tracks with lots of bass. You may end up with a headache after prolonged use, but you probably won't want to...

23 expert reviews | 376 user reviews

#20
Bowers & Wilkins P5
alaScore 93

Bowers & Wilkins P5

The B&W P5's are very good headphones, with an exquisite build that doesn't look too ridiculous when worn out on the street. It's just a pity that the thin rubber cable and jack are so delicate and hard to replace.

38 expert reviews | 162 user reviews

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