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Fun Generation Rock Buds II

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

Fun Generation Rock Buds II

4.3 / 5

Like the Fun Generation Rock Buds, the second version of their wireless in-ears also aims to offer good sound at a low price, with high-quality audio codecs available in aptX and the AAC format. Voice quality during phone calls has been improved, especially as the new Rock Buds II come equipped with touch controls, while the case supports wireless charging via Qi.

Razer Kaira X

5 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Razer Kaira X

4 / 5

The Razer Kaira X is a wired headset that does without any frills: All you get here are 50 mm drivers, a microphone, a mini-jack cable and replaceable ear pads. All of this is packed in an all-plastic housing that matches the look of the PS5 and weighs just 270 grams. Will that be enough?

Jabra Elite 4 Active

5 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Jabra Elite 4 Active

3.8 / 5

The new Jabra Elite 4 Active aim to offer a lot for a price of just under 120 euros: IP57 certification, active noise cancelling, transparency mode, good sound as well as an app connection. We'll find out how well they work in this test.

Yamaha YH-L700A

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Yamaha YH-L700A

3.5 / 5

With the YH-L700A, Yamaha offers wireless closed over-ear headphones with a unique design and integrated noise cancelling, 3D audio and head tracking.

1more ComfoBuds 2

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

1more ComfoBuds 2

3.4 / 5

With the ComfoBuds 2, Chinese manufacturer 1more maintains its product profile. These Bluetooth earbuds, available in matt black or white, are aimed at users who are looking for affordable headphones for everyday use. It's not just about the highest sound quality, but also about the other tasks that such a device fulfils in everyday life with a smartphone: Phone calls or the use of voice assistants. This results in a well-rounded package at an attractive price.

OnePlus Buds Z2

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

OnePlus Buds Z2

4.1 / 5

With the OnePlus Buds Z2, the smartphone manufacturer offers a price-conscious alternative to the Buds Pro, which features both two-stage noise-cancelling for attenuation and ambient mode for amplifying outside noise. These cable-free in-ears are also characterized by good speech intelligibility during telephone calls and support a high-quality audio codec with the AAC format.

SoundPEATS Air3

5 years ago Sven Opitz

SoundPEATS Air3

3.5 / 5

The SoundPEATS Air3 come in the typical AirPods design, offer contemporary technology such as Bluetooth 5.2 and aptX Adaptive Codec with a dynamic bitrate and a gaming mode with reduced latency. This comes at a reasonable price with decent sound as well as good remote functionality, which is, however, far too sensitive.

Numark HF175

5 years ago Dirk Duske

Numark HF175

3.8 / 5

Numark tailors the HF175 closed over-ear headphones to DJ ears, with sound and wearing comfort superior to their price class.

JVC HA-S91N

5 years ago Dirk Duske

JVC HA-S91N

3.8 / 5

For Bluetooth headphones in this price range, the JVC HA-S91N's active noise cancellation meshes remarkably well with their sound image, which can be adjusted via three sound modes. In addition, they impress with a long playing time, convenient functions and extremely pleasant wearing comfort.

Skullcandy Push Active

5 years ago Jan Bruhnke

Skullcandy Push Active

3.8 / 5

The Skullcandy Push Active sports headphones pump your fitness playlist steadily into your ears. Their neatly designed bracket system hooks securely and softly onto the ear. During sports, the headphones can be operated either via voice control ("Skull-iQ") or alternatively with "real" buttons on the headphones so that you can instantly access Spotify at any time. With the smart Skullcandy app, you also have easy access to many features such as the EQ. This allows you to stay in control at all times in the gym while jogging or on the ski slopes – let the work-out commence.

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