Recent Headphone Reviews

The Griffin WoodTones Over-The-Ear Headphones promise hand-turned real wood enclosures, 50mm drivers, a 32 ohm impedance, 108dB sensitivity, and a claimed frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz.

The Outdoor Tech Tuis wireless headphones have the latest Bluetooth technology, built in microphone, earcup controls, a 3.5mm input for bypassing the wireless, and a battery indicator.

Featuring a light, magnesium body, over-ear hook design, in-line controls and mic, and a reflective cable, the Westone ADV Alphas will not only sound good, but stay in place and keep you safe.

The Kinivo BTH240 Bluetooth headphones are an updated version of the BTH220 headphones. With the same price but improved form and function, the BTH240 headphones are sure to be a hit.

Audio-Technica's new SonicSport headphones feature two in-ear models (ATH-CKP500 and the ATH-CKP200), and an earbud model (ATH-CP-700BK). Waterproof and ready for your next workout.

Koss's new Fit Series headphones for women with the KEB32 FitBuds and KSC32 FitClip earbuds are built in conjunction with Olympian Dara Torres, and they are indeed built just for women.

We reviewed the M-80's some time ago, but these v-moda Crossfade M-100 headphones are the bigger brother over-ear models and they're geared towards the user who wants audiophile quality that's stylish

The Scosche RH1060 Bluetooth headphones have all the modern stylings that you want with the Bluetooth and iDevice compatibility that you need. The Scosche RH1060s: headphones for those on the go.

The KEF M500's are over-the-ear headphones that are made with durable, light-weight aluminum frames. The equally impressive-looking in-ear M200s use what KEF describes as its DDD (Dual Dynamic Driver)

The Denon AH-D7100 flagship $1200 headphones may be pricey, but they are a worthy successor to the company's past flagship products. The new stylings are similar to Beats, but the sound is superior.

The Yamaha Pro 500 headphones are beautiful. If you want a well-rounded linear set of over-the-ear phones that are true to the music and have good clarity, these are for you. Read our review.

iHome unveiled its 2013 product line at the Consumer Electronics Show including the iB85 Bluetooth Wireless Foldable Headphones With Mic, Remote and Travel Pouch.

Onkyo surprised us by introducing of new array of headphones at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. The headphones are built to deliver "component-quality sound" but in a portable form-factor.

It's hard for me to believe that the RHA SA950i on-ear headphones only retail for $60. Sonically, they perform much better than their price would indicate - I can only imagine what they'd do for $200.

If you are constantly boosting the bass on your music and you tend to listen at moderately loud volumes, you likely need to look no further than the I-MEGO Throne Gold headphones.

The $30 id America Metropolitan headphones come in a wide variety of colors to suit just about any style or mood. They have an in-line control and mic for use with your smartphone.

Sonically, the Phiaton PS 210 BTNC stands up to many in-ear headphones of the same price that don't have noise cancelling and Bluetooth 3.0 as included features. Plus they work in passive mode.

The RHA MA350 headphones have, for me, redefined the $40 price point. While I found them too bass-heavy for my liking, they really don't have any downsides sonically.

At $300, the MartinLogan Mikros 90 Reference On-Ear Headphones are in a very popular "entry-level high-end" bracket. The MartinLogan name will turn heads but those heads have discerning ears.

The California Headphones Silverado headphones with their retro styling and high quality materials definitely caught our eye. Their focus only on rock, country, and alternative music may turn us off.

We don't know what they sound like, we're not exactly sure of the pricing, but we are sure of one thing - the new Monster DNA headphones are going to be a hit.

It's not hard to see the appeal of the Arctic P402 On-Ear Headphones. For $40, you are getting a very impressive sonic performance. We'd call them "Audiophile Training Headphones".

Klipsch may not have changed the performance of their Image ONE headphones but they did up the aesthetics and add easier portability and wireless functionality that looks to be a major plus.

Klipsch just announced the launch of the Image X7i, the company’s first-ever ceramic headphone. Ceramic is an unusual material for a headphone, but there is a lot here that makes sense.

The RBH EP1 noise cancelling in-ear headphones are about the best we've heard from this product category. Great bass, dynamics, and wear comfort, at $149 shipped to your door direct, that's a deal.

The Fanny Wang Series 3000 headphones are a very nice sounding set of cans that feature not only a Pass Through mode but also Noise Canceling and Noise Canceling with Bass Boost.

Koss wants to revolutionize how we all listen to headphones with its new STRIVA wi-fi headphones. Read full review now.

The Moshi Audio Vortex Pro earbuds aren't without their issues, but, in the end, they are a serious upgrade in sound quality from any of the stock earbuds and are certainly worth the asking price.