With the JLab Go Work, the Californian manufacturer offers flexible, wireless on-ears that have two sound modes and support a high-quality audio codec in the AAC format. The headset's dual microphone technology also ensures good speech intelligibility.
With the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal PC PS, the Danish hi-fi designers present a gaming headset that boasts premium features as well as high-quality materials.
Sony is breaking new, thoroughly exciting ground with the LinkBuds WF-L900: smart True-Wireless headphones that aim to integrate themselves deeply into our everyday lives.
With the Fokus, Onanoff have added a lightweight over-ear model in their range that is particularly convincing with its core competence, excellent speech intelligibility.
With their QuietComfort 45, Bose are committed to a consistent product: these new over-ears come with active noise cancelling (ANC, noise suppression), long battery life and great sound. Compared to the competition, however, they lack some important features. Will it be enough?
With the Technics EAH-AZ60, the well-known hi-fi brand demonstrates everything that should be part of a modern high-end pair of headphones: high-resolution sound, efficient noise cancelling (ANC) together with the associated transparency mode and a special technology called "JustMyVoice". This aims to deliver excellent voice quality during video conferences and when travelling, even in noisy environments. Here we put this new True Wireless in-ear to the test.
With the Evolve2 30, Danish manufacturer Jabra has added handy on-ears with noise-reducing microphone technology to its range. They can be used flexibly even in changing workspaces thanks to the plug-and-play function and USB connection, and they are also are intended to offer a high level of wearing comfort all day long. The Jabra Direct software also enables this headset to be personalised by adjusting sound and telephony settings.