JVC XP-EXT1 are the first wireless headphones we've heard with lossless transmission and decoding of real Dolby Atmos and DTS: X. And it works!

Philips TAT8505 has good sound, good speech quality and successful noise reduction. What more could you ask for?

With Celestee, Focal has surpassed what we thought was possible from closed headphones in this price range.

JBL Live Pro+ are complete with active noise reduction, and although they sound mediocre right out of the box, they are saved by a fabulous EQ in the app. Thus, they can still get class-leading sound.

Active noise cancelling in wireless headphones usually costs more than this.

It's Marshall Mode II, one must have if one loves that it presses a little in the ears when playing music. Loud, of course.

Samsung's new earbuds have all the same features as Apple's - and are just as locked to the manufacturer's own mobiles.

You can get AIAIAI's headphones just the way you want them - because you combine the parts yourself. We have listened to the top model.

Audeze's gaming headsets benefits from the planar technology, inherited from the company's luxury headphones.

Apple's first headphones Airpods Max are expensive, but amazingly good. On everything. Almost.

JBL debuts on the gaming scene with a surefire winner.

Jabra's top earplug model does not take up much space. But it is filled with good solutions.

For the price of a pair of noise-canceling headphones, the Philips Fidelio X3 delivers infinitely better sound.

The completely wireless earplugs Oppo Enco X have active noise reduction. The sound is by Dynaudio.

Devialet Gemini are more exciting than you think with noise-canceling and ear scanning!