Gaming

Razer BlackShark V2

"Beating its predecessor in all areas". This could have been Razer's motto when they launched the BlackShark V2 headset. To use appropriate language: mission accomplished!

Audeze LCD-GX

The Audeze Mobius has already convinced us as a gaming headset, and now Audeze is adding to this and pushing the gaming headset concept even further with the LCD-GX: just under 1,000 Euros (RRP) will be charged for this luxury model! We look into whether these open over-ear headphones live up to their high-end claims.

EPOS │ Sennheiser GSP 670

Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Aero

The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Aero is a top of the line wireless PC gaming headset from the Californian company.

Teenage Engineering M-1

Teenage Engineering mainly build synthesizers and sound generators that are as quirky as they are lovable, both functionally and in terms of design, and they have thus gained a firm foothold outside the mainstream. Now they are introducing a headphone that is primarily aimed at owners of the OP-Z synthesizer, but thanks to two integrated microphone options, it can also be used in many other scenarios.

Creative Super X-Fi Headphone AMP

Creative's Super X-Fi Headphone Amp is ultra-portable but supports high impedances up to 600 ohms and is powerful enough to drive high-impedance headphones on mobile devices. The Super X-Fi technology can also be used to create a personalised, spatial sound experience for games, movies and music listening via an app.

Samsung Galaxy Buds+

After the Samsung Galaxy Buds achieved a respectable score of 3.9 in our test, now the South Korean mega-corporation have sent their successor, the Galaxy Buds+, into the fray. The Plus version aims to score with a longer battery life and better sound using the expertise of acoustics specialists AKG. Can these new Tru Wireless In-Ears outperform their predecessors?

Antlion ModMic USB

Panasonic RP-HD305B

Razer Kraken Ultimate