Bluetooth headphones

REVIEW – The Edifier Stax Spirit S5 wireless planar magnetic headphones are a definite upgrade from most ordinary dynamic speaker headphones. For those who just read that and have no idea what it means, read on if you want more from your favorite music … but it will cost you. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $499.99

REVIEW – My son’s headphones were already on the brink, and with the start of school coming in fast, we were thrilled to have the opportunity to review the Kiwi Ears Aventus headphones. He needs them for academic purposes, but he was most excited to try them for PC and Xbox gaming, as well as

REVIEW – A little while back I reviewed a set of headphones that truly blew my socks off by the OneOdio brand. I was super impressed by the quality of the build and the sound, so recently when OneOdio came out with the Focus A6 Hybrid ANC Headphones I jumped at the opportunity to see

REVIEW – I recently saw a YouTube video where a reviewer said that upper-end headphones have gotten so good that you can now buy with your heart rather than your head. In other words, headphones can be bought on looks, comfort, and price knowing the sound quality will be good. For the most part, he

REVIEW – Here I go again, back into my testing of sub $100 headphones, some good enough for everyday listening. The next candidate in this category is the TREBLAB U5 – Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $89.97 – TREBLAB; $76.97 – Amazon Where to buy: TREBLAB website, Amazon What is it?

REVIEW – I love several genres of music, instrumental smooth jazz, and Latin jazz. I have been an audiophile for years. While I have owned very expensive audiophile headphones, I have learned to appreciate not-so-expensive headphones that still offer good sound for a good price, making them a great bang for the buck. JLab is

REVIEW – As the sub $100 headphone testing venture continues, I continue to receive interesting headphones that are relatively good and a good bang for the buck. Here we go again with another candidate. Enter the 1MORE SonoFlow Pro Headphones. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $87.99 Where to buy: 1More website, Amazon What is it? The

REVIEW – The sub $100 headphones testing and reviewing keeps moving along. So far, most of the headphones that I have tested in this category have held their own quite well. there have been a couple of exceptions, but IMHO, it is evident that manufacturers are designing much better devices at reasonable prices, the next

REVIEW – As most readers already know, I am 100% addicted to testing and reviewing sub-$100 headphones. I have encountered some fantastic-sounding headphones and others not so much. Regardless, this is quite an enjoyable journey and I am pleased to check out the TAGRY Active Noise Cancelling Headphones as the next candidate. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons)

REVIEW – Recently, my longtime headphones died and I started looking for a replacement set. I had a few requirements that they had to have, namely, noise cancellation, cups that covered my ears, good Bluetooth connectivity, and decent battery life. The Baseus Bowie 30 Max came up for review and appeared to tick all those

REVIEW – Every fall when school starts it seems like I need new headphones for my kids. Between testing, online lessons, music, and whatever else is going on, headphones are a must on the list of back to school items and I’m lucky if any given pair survives the year. iClever approached us with a

REVIEW – Yes!! I am still trolling the headphone circuit looking to get my hands on any decent sub $100 headphones to test. Somewhere out there, there must be headphones that are just an incredible value in this price range. Let’s see how these Edifier W830NB headphones match up. What is it? The Edifier W830NB

REVIEW – We’ve been searching for a good pair of headphones for co-reviewer Mason to take to college. He’s looking for comfort, good sound quality, long battery life, and nice looking over-the-ear headphones. When we had the opportunity to review the JLabs JBuds Lux ANC wireless headphones, they ticked all the boxes. Plus some we

REVIEW – I have a confession to make.  I really don’t like the kind of headphones that wrap around behind your head and then insert into your ears because they generally irritated my ears and usually hurt my head in that spot just behind your ears. So when I saw the SoundPEATS RunFree Open-Ear Sports

REVIEW – In my never ending quest for headphones that are just right, I’ve learned that anything that goes in my ears (such as AirPods) will eventually hurt. As a glasses wearer, I’m stuck with headphones with pads that around the outside of my ear. Lately there have been many “open ear” earbuds that cradle