Peter Schloßnagel
He started out with music as a child and never really stopped. Except that at some point, it turned into kopfhoerer.de. Peter had worked in radio, as an entertainer, in the record industry, in print media and in marketing before co-founding kopfhoerer.de: because no one could give him the answers he was looking for himself.
When he’s not writing, he’s making music, cooking or out and about on an old bike somewhere in the Upper Palatinate.
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Sennheiser HD 300
If you're looking for uncomplicated headphones that aren't too bulky, are also extremely lightweight but have a great sound, you might have found an ideal match with the Sennheiser HD 300.
Oppo Enco X
The Enco X from Smartphone manufacturer Oppo, developed in cooperation with Dynaudio, makes you sit up and take notice: The Danish sound specialist has been known for decades for their high-quality hi-fi and monitoring speakers. This time they are in charge of perfecting the sound tuning. Have they succeeded? We put them to the test.
Sennheiser BT T100
Connecting Bluetooth headphones to your TV or home stereo system can sound easier than it actually is. Especially when it comes to synchronicity between picture and sound, it becomes apparent that classic wired headphones still can't be topped. Sennheiser wants to change that for good and with the BT T100 adds a Bluetooth transmitter in its range that seeks to minimise the picture-sound offset thanks to Qualcomm aptX Low Latency Codec. Will this “strike a blow for freedom" and succeed on the sofa at home?
Technics EAH-AZ70W
Technics' True Wireless debut the EAH-AZ70W feature hybrid noise cancelling, support Bluetooth standard 5.0 and come with a high-quality audio codec, the AAC format. Also, these True-Wireless headphones are splash-proof in accordance with IPX4.
Google Pixel Buds
The new Pixel Buds from Google don't have much in common with their predecessors, except for their name. Their most striking feature is their completely new look: what were loose-fitting earbuds are now tighter-fitting in-ears, and the thin fabric string between the two earplugs has also gone. This sounds great – but will the 2020 model be judged to be our (Pixel) buddy?
Panasonic RZ-S300W
Panasonic RZ-S500W
With the RZ-S500W, Panasonic enters into the market for True Wireless in-ears with noise cancelling, and they make the bold claim that their debut product in this field has market-leading noise cancellation built in. And at a price of under 180 Euros - we are certainly listening very closely.
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 3. Generation
Bang & Olufsen are not resting on their laurels. On the contrary, one year after the release of the second-generation model, they are launching a revised third version of their premium E8 model. Here we take a look at what they are capable of.
Beats by Dr. Dre Powerbeats
The new Powerbeats Bluetooth in-ears are aimed - like their True-Wireless counterparts the Powerbeats Pro - primarily at an audience who want to use them during sports and exercise. And they are particularly suited, thanks to their securely fitting ear hooks and their sweat- and water-resistant design. Their powerful sound and long battery life provide additional motivation for power workouts.
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2
Version 2 of these True Wireless in-ears - now with active noise cancelling