Headphones

REVIEW – Whenever I see the opportunity to review sub-$100 headphones, I am always interested since I have what I call a series of reviews that target headphones in this price range. Just about all the headphones I have reviewed in this category are wireless or hybrid. It is about time that I check out

< REVIEW – I listen to every day, all day, as I work from home. When I’m out working in the yard, I want to carry my music with me, as I’m sure most of you do too. The problem I have is that I hate wireless earbuds. Most of the time, you pay more

REVIEW – The name brand of a set of headphones really piqued my interest and I had to check them out further. They are the Studio Max D1 DJ Wireless Headphones and are made by the company OneOdio. I’m not sure where the company name originated, but the word Odio in Spanish means hate, so

REVIEW – Most hearing folks, at some time or other, want to listen to content privately, whether it’s due to the personal nature of the audio, or to avoid irritating others. Earbuds and headphones tend to filter out the rest of the world, some even creating anti-noise to cancel out unwanted sounds. But what if

REVIEW – I took a brief break, and now I am back to my adventure into the world of sub-$ $100 headphones. I have previously reviewed several sub $100 headphones and found a few that were easily worth a price over $100. Next in the lineup are the MIXX StreamQ C4 – Wireless Noise Cancelling

REVIEW – Here we go again!! Another exciting adventure into the world of sub $100 headphones. if you have been following my journey with these devices, you would know that I have reviewed several sub $100 headphones and found a few that were easily worth a price over $100. The next entrant is the EarFun

REVIEW – There are many bone-conducting earbuds out there, most notably the Shockz series. Nearly all of them have the disadvantage that they need a special cable or charger and are more bulky than in-ear earbuds. In an effort to create a better design, the ULlife Me-300S bone-conducting headphones were introduced through a successful Kickstarter

REVIEW – Last September, I reviewed the KZ Acoustics AS16 Pro Earphones. I noted that they were a bit too bright-sounding for me, but were great for stage work where accuracy is more important than listening enjoyment. The biggest selling point for them was the price: $73 (at the time the review was posted). This

REVIEW – Just about a year ago, I reviewed the Mojo 1 bone conduction headphones from Mojawa. It was my first experience with bone conduction headphones and I was impressed.  Mojawa released Mojo 2 – the next generation of their headset.  Let’s check out what’s changed and what hasn’t. What is it? The Mojawa Mojo

REVIEW – Given our modern environment, dealing with external noise while listening to content is a constant problem. New products fill the virtual shelves of retailers promising the best noise-canceling headphones. We have reviewed many here. I’m going to add another to the mix today, the Soundcore Space Q45 over-the-ear headphones. Are they the best?

REVIEW – Over the years I have purchased numerous headphones. I use them to monitor audio for videography, for meetings/conference calls, for my Podcast, and for one of my greatest pleasures and that is listening to music. I am to a great extent an Audiophile having spent years listening to and evaluating so of the

REVIEW – If you’ve done any professional audio mixing, been a DJ or consider yourself an audiophile, you probably know just how expensive a quality set of open back monitor headphones can be. A decent entry level pair will set you back around $150 to start, and as you turn towards the pro side, north

REVIEW – Have you ever been curious about “audiophile” headphones and what justifies their ~$1000 price tags? I know I have, but until now I’ve never had the spare cash or opportunity to use cans of that caliber. Thinksound has sent over their new OV21 headphones that they’re advertising as “giant-killers” at less than half

REVIEW – Listening to music can make exercising more tolerable. Witness the huge case market for sweat-resistant armbands, cases, and headphones. Listening to music when you’re outside running, biking, or otherwise being exposed to environmental hazards (i.e. cars, trucks, and other motorized vehicles) can be dangerous to your situational awareness. Aftershokz, a company that specializes