In our JBL E55BT review we detail these Bluetooth headphones' simple looks, solid functionality, and great sound at an attractive price point.

In our Optoma NuForce BE2 review, we’ll show you all the ins and outs of the brand’s latest bargain buds, which punch above their weight no matter what you play.

Nuheara’s truly wireless IQbuds switch smoothly between music, phone, and speech modes, with customization for personal and environmental profiles.

Our Samsung IconX 2018 review digs deep to see if the true wireless earbuds have what it takes to take on Apple and company.

Our Sony WH-1000xM2 review explains how Sony took a class-leading noise-canceling headphone, made them even better, then dropped the price.

With excellent build quality, but middling sound, our RHA MA750 Wireless review teaches us to never judge a book by its cover.

Our Phiaton BT 150 NC review explains how Phiaton's latest wireless in-ears make blocking out the outside world easy, with great sound to boot.

In our KEF Porsche Design Space One Wireless hands-on review, we find out if these headphones can manage the difficult juggling act of effective noise cancelation and high quality audio.

The Sport Pulse Wireless get a “Special Edition” moniker as Jabra rectifies the original model’s lackluster audio performance while adding fitness extras.

Sennheiser’s HD1 Wireless headphones are an impressive pair of stylish wireless cans -- but you’d better bring your checkbook.

The Sony MDR-1000x over-ear headphones are extremely comfortable, sound great, and offer some of the best active noise cancellation on the market.

In our Optoma NuForce BE Free8 review, we opened up our ears to these affordable true wireless earbuds that boast sound made for the everyday listener.

Klipsch brings serious style and substance to its new audiophile cans. But at $1,200, are they worth the scratch?

Detroit-based watch company Shinola continues to dip its toes into the audio realm, offering a pricey pair of headphones called the Canfield.

We hooked these true wireless earbuds onto our ears and rarely had to raise the volume or recharge them when we rocked our tunes. But are these the wireless buds you’ve been looking for?

The Marshall Mid A.N.C. tack active noise cancelling onto the company’s outstanding Bluetooth model, but is the significant price hike is worth the added solitude?

The Arctis Pro iterates smartly, solving the few compatibility shortcomings the previous Arctis headsets faced and boosting the quality to new heights.

Can you really buy a pair of high-performance, balanced armature headphones for less than $200? The Brainwavz B400s really deliver, and cost considerably less than you’d expect.

Libratone’s latest wireless headphones offer stylish and practical design, solid sound, and tons of features like adaptive noise cancelling. Find out if these are your next must-have earbuds.

Norwegian DJ Kygo has his own line of signature headphones. We got the opportunity to test out the flagship model -- the A9/600 BT -- and came away impressed.

Audio-Technica’s top-tier headphones, the ADT-ADX5000, are a modern marvel of audio engineering, providing incredible detail, dynamic expression, definition, and textural revelation of your music to allow you to retrace every nook and cranny. Find out what makes this $2,000 pair of headphones so special, and whether they’re right for you.

Last year, we thought the RHA MA750 Wireless headphones lacked balance and prioritized design over performance. After spending some time with the cheaper MA650 Wireless, we’re happy to report that those issues have largely disappeared, resulting in an impressive package that blends comfort with clarity.

We were neither impressed nor inspired by the adolescent aesthetic of Plantronics’ BackBeat Go 600 wireless headphones. After spending some quality time with them, however, we came away with an appreciation for their comfortable cups, lightweight design and smoothly balanced sound.

OnePlus is known for making smartphones, not headphones; but it has released a set of wireless in-ear ‘phones called Bullets Wireless, which adhere to its principles of delivering low-cost, high quality products. Are these $70 headphones worth buying, or should OnePlus stick to smartphones? We find out in our hands-on review.

With excellent bass and a very comfortable fit, Sony’s WF-SP700N distinguish themselves from many fully wireless in-ear headphones, but do they have what it takes to compete with our top picks? In our WF-SP700N review, we pit Sony’s compact headphones against industry leaders to see how they stack up.

We’ve spent a lot of time writing glowing reviews about Sennheiser tech. The company’s latest effort – representing its first foray into the workout world – is the CX Sport, wireless in-ear headphones with a slick, modern look. We tested them out to see if they’re worth pulling out of the crowd.

Headphones usually cut the wearer off from the world, which is often the desired effect. However, there are times this isn’t wanted, or even very safe to do, and that’s where the Sony Xperia Ear Duo comes in. They still fill your life with music, but won’t stop you from hearing conversations, or a car coming as you cross the road. This is what they’re like to own.

Fully wireless earbuds are popping up left and right, but finding a decent pair on the cheap isn't easy. We checked out the $50 Monoprice True Wireless Earphones, and while they're hardly spectacular, they're comfortable, reliable, and -- best of all -- affordable.

As early pioneers in the world of noise-canceling and digital signal processing, Bose has long been at the forefront of new audio technology. In our review of the SoundSport Free -- the company's first fully wireless in-ears -- we discover how Bose's latest tech stacks up against top-tier offerings from the likes of Apple and Jabra.

The Even H3 Wireless offer similar looks and the same custom “audio fingerprint” tuning as their slightly larger predecessor, but they aren’t without their own special quirks when it comes to day to day usability. Here’s how they compare to the Even H2 and other custom-tuned headphones.

Shure’s astronomically priced KSE1500 electrostatic earbuds get a reboot of sorts in the KSE1200, which drop the digital-to-analog converter, but keep all the lovely sound for a lot less green. We go hands-on to see if the big price cut is enough to make these incredible-sounding earbuds worth the still-spendy splurge.

Our Optoma NuForce BE Free5 review proves that underdogs can punch above their weight, as these true wireless earbuds stuck to our ears and kept the tunes nestled inside. It’s not all gravy here, though, and you’ll want to check out the fine print before deciding to bring these $100 headphones home.

Noise cancellation doesn’t have to ruin sound quality, and Bowers and Wilkins proves it with the PX headphones. In our PX review we matched the company’s first noise-canceling cans against the top options from Bose and Sony to see if they slay the competition, or whether you should save a few bucks to cop a pair of less-stylish headphones.