Gamers looking to move up from the bargain bin to high-quality competitive peripherals shouldn't look much further than Razer's trifecta.
These headphones offer parents peace of mind by automatically capping the audio at 85 decibels, the level recommended for kids by the World Health Organization (WHO).
An eye-catching design, but an ear-catching fit.
Genius is almost always in the company of quirks.
An elegant aluminum stand that not only holds and showcases your premium headphones, but is also a full charging station.
The world’s best-known purveyor of consumer audio devices brings their acoustic expertise to the wireless world.
The Freedoms are not without their compromises — the finicky fit, short battery life, and sub-par active use makes them a hard sell. But those trade-offs do allow the Freedoms to be near perfect bluetooth earbuds for daily use. They're small and attractive, they sound good, they come with a useful app, and their dual-device feature solves all connectivity issues.
No wires. The Dash are the start of a truly wireless personal audio future.
The MDR10-RBT headphones' over-ear design remains audible on the street and on public transit, comfortable enough to wear and listen to for hours on end, and the headphones' battery lasts a whole work week without needing a recharge.
Bang & Olufsen’s new wireless version of their uber-popular BeoPlay H6 headphones, coupled with the aluminum touch pad controls of their wireless on-ear sibling, the BeoPlay H8.
For the vast majority of people, the Powerbeats are some of the best all around earbuds you can buy — and undoubtedly so if you're looking for a pair that's wireless.
Quality and reasonable pricing — the Nocs NS500 earbuds are a great happy medium.
A combination case and stand for on-ear and over-ear headphones, crafted from soft Italian leather and rugged British cotton canvas twill.
These custom-fit, 3D printed earbuds are made to fit each person to help provide the perfect-feeling listening experience.
Declutter your workspace by hanging those bulky headphones on the adhesive Sound Stripp headphone hook.
The Bose OE2i on-ear headphones aren’t the sort of thing that would please a hardcore audiophile, but they sound quite good for how portable they are, especially if you enjoy a little bass. They’re comfortable too, with their slim headband and memory foam ear cushions. The in-line mic and remote are the cherry on top. They were $150 on Amazon just a…
Earbuds should obviously make your music sound good, but there’s no reason they can’t also look great doing it. These House of Marley in-ear buds are quite stylish and sound excellent to boot. They’re a bit on the bass-heavy side, but I’m okay with that. The buds are fashioned from earth-friendly materials such as recyclable aluminum and polished FSC-certified sapele and maple…
The JayBird BlueBuds X — recently recommended by our editor Shawn Blanc — are an awesome set of Bluetooth earbuds to run with. They sound great (especially if you replace the default rubber tips with these Comply memory foam earbud tips) and aren’t likely to fall out during your workout, especially since there’s no cable between the buds and your iPhone to…
I don’t know why, but our household is apparently cursed when it comes to headphones. In the last couple months, my Apple EarPods and two (!) pairs of on-ear headphones have lost audio on one side due to issues within their cables. Honestly though, I get sick of dealing with headphone cables anyway—especially on walks or when I’m cleaning around the house…
I love my Apple EarPods in most cases, but they’re not ideal for jogging. When they’re not falling out altogether, I’m still having to constantly readjust them for comfort. I would prefer to focus on the run itself, thank you very much. The Sol Republic Relays look like a great alternative. According to The Wirecutter‘s recent review, they’re not the best-sounding headphones…