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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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Huawei FreeBuds 5i

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Huawei FreeBuds 5i

True Wireless in-ears with ANC and Hi-Res Audio for under 100 euros

3.9 / 5

The Huawei FreeBuds 5i offers you effective active noise cancelling, multipoint and thanks to LDAC, they also transmit at up to 24 bit and 96 kHz.

Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro

True Wireless in-ears with ANC and a large range of features

3.9 / 5

Samsung's latest True Wireless flagship Galaxy Buds2 Pro can do a lot and perform astonishingly well.

Samsung Galaxy Buds2

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Samsung Galaxy Buds2

True Wireless in-ears with a large set of features

3.6 / 5

Two-way speakers, low weight, active noise cancellation and transparency mode – reading the Samsung Galaxy Buds2's list of features, you might think that you were dealing with genuine high-end True Wireless in-ears.

Sennheiser RS 120-W

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser RS 120-W

Wireless TV headphones with the latest Bluetooth LE Audio technology and three listening modes

3.9 / 5

The Sennheiser RS 120-W are wireless TV headphones that, thanks to the new Bluetooth LE Audio and the associated LC3 codec, transmit with particularly low power consumption.

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Apple AirPods Pro 2

Generation 2 of the successful True Wireless in-ears with Noise Cancelling

4.8 / 5

The new Apple AirPods Pro offer very good sound, remarkable and clever technical details, as well as active noise cancelling, which is supposed to be twice as effective as with the previous model, according to the manufacturer.

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II

True Wireless in-ears with effective noise cancelling and very good sound

4.6 / 5

With the QuietComfort Earbuds II, Bose makes an impressive comeback and they want to show us what is technically feasible: The active noise cancelling (ANC) cancels out broadband and works extremely effectively, the transparency mode sounds very natural and thanks to clever measurement technology in the ear, the balanced sound is automatically adjusted to your ears. However, all this comes at a price...

Google Pixel Buds Pro

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Google Pixel Buds Pro

True Wireless in-ears with Noise Cancelling and Google Features

3.9 / 5

Google goes Pro: With its new Google Pixel Buds Pro, the tech company wants to play in the same league as Apple's AirPods Pro or Samsung's Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.

Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

Comfortable over-ear Bluetooth headphones with adaptive noise cancelling

4.4 / 5

Every two years, Sennheiser updates its top over-ear model for the consumer market, the Momentum Wireless, with a new edition. Version 4, however, marks a watershed.

Beyerdynamic Free BYRD

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Beyerdynamic Free BYRD

True Wireless in-ears with Sound Personalisation and Noise Cancelling

4.1 / 5

Good sound thanks to sound personalisation, effective noise cancellation (ANC) and sound quality of up to 24 bits and 48kHz: the true-wireless debut from the Heilbronn-based audio specialists Beyerdynamic has succeeded with the Free Byrd.

Sennheiser TV Clear

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser TV Clear

True Wireless headphones with listening profiles for connecting to TVs, stereo systems and mobile devices

3.5 / 5

Timely True Wireless optics, transparency mode and app connection: it's easy to get the impression with the new Sennheiser TV Clear Set that you're putting hi-fi sound in your ears.

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