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JBL Live Pro+ TWS

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

JBL Live Pro+ TWS

4.1 / 5

JBL's Live Pro+ TWS cable-free in-ears are tuned for bass and designed to provide flexible ambient noise control in daily life and when travelling. These headphones feature customisable noise cancellation as well as ambient and TalkThru modes. App connectivity also supports customised system and sound adjustments, as well as integration with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

Panasonic RZ-B100W

5 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Panasonic RZ-B100W

4.1 / 5

With the RZ-B100W, Panasonic expands its True Wireless series and provides a more affordable EarBud version of the RZ-S500W and RZ-S300W. In terms of sound, we were particularly impressed by the RZ-S500W. Will Panasonic pull off the same coup with the RZ-B100W?

JLab Epic Air Sport ANC

5 years ago Dirk Duske

JLab Epic Air Sport ANC

3.6 / 5

The JLab Epic Air Sport ANC differ from the Epic Air ANC primarily in their more ergonomic and thus more comfortable design, including improved playing time. Technically, they are blessed with the same luxurious features, such as active noise cancellation, sound management via EQ and app pairing for individual customisation of all functions.

1more ComfoBuds Pro

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

1more ComfoBuds Pro

3.9 / 5

With the ComfoBuds Pro, 1more are targeting price-conscious users who are looking for well-equipped true-wireless headphones with noise-cancelling. Here, we see what that looks like in practice and how it sounds.

Klipsch T5 II True Wireless Sport

5 years ago Numinos

Klipsch T5 II True Wireless Sport

3.9 / 5

The dominance of Apple's AirPods has one unquestionable benefit: it forces other manufacturers to be inventive and try out innovative concepts to compete with the omnipresent AirPods. The T5 II from Klipsch, tested here, are just such a case and are aimed specifically at water (and dust) loving hi-fi enthusiasts. Fully dust- and splash-proof, these True Wireless in-ears aim to be there for all those activities where Apple's fancy white earphones would be out of place.

1more ComfoBuds

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

1more ComfoBuds

2.8 / 5

Along with our love of the best sound quality and sophisticated materials, there is also a high demand for inexpensive headphones for everyday use. There are hardly any young people who don't use their Smartphones in combination with headphones. With a retail price of 49 euros (RRP), 1more are aiming at precisely this market.

Audeze LCD-2 Classic Closed Back

5 years ago Carsten Kaiser

Audeze LCD-2 Classic Closed Back

4.1 / 5

Audeze has long been known for high-quality headphones that offer the finest sound and workmanship. The closed-back version of the LCD-2 Classic is squarely in line with this, and as an extension of the LCD-2 aims to inspire us with a contemporary tool for music enjoyment with all the warm sound and great dynamics of classic Audeze models.

Soundcore Life Q35 by Anker

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

Soundcore Life Q35 by Anker

4 / 5

Like Ankers Soundcore Life Q30, the Life Q35 are also equipped with a transparency mode and three noise-cancellation profiles for outdoor or indoor use as well as for travelling. Flexible sound adjustment via an app is also available, and here the Chinese manufacturer relies on LDAC technology, a particularly high-resolution audio codec, for its new flagship wireless over-ears.

Vox VGH AC30

5 years ago Chris Reiss

Vox VGH AC30

3.4 / 5

The Vox VGH AC30 are headphones with an integrated guitar amplifier. Yes, there is such a thing! Just put on the headphones, plug the connecting cable directly into the guitar, and you're done! Rock out, no matter where and no matter when - what guitarist wouldn't want that?

5 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Astro A50

3.9 / 5

The fourth generation of the gaming headset A50 from Logitech subsidiary Astro aims to impress with meaningful innovations. However, the manufacturer still offers two different versions – for Playstation or Xbox. The only difference between the two models is the colour of the printed labels and the software. Xbox users also benefit from a Dolby Atmos licence that is valid for two years. Both are compatible with Windows and macOS computers. Fans who own both Sony and Microsoft game consoles do not have to buy both versions – it suffices to purchase the base station to achieve full platform compatibility.

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