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Latest Tests: in-ear

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.

House of Marley Champion

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

House of Marley Champion

4.3 / 5

The House of Marley Champion support a high-quality audio codec in the form of the AAC format and convinced us with a successful, fun-oriented tuning, which makes the price of these cable-free in-ears seem attractive.

1more ColorBuds 2

5 years ago Jan Bruhnke

1more ColorBuds 2

4.5 / 5

The 1more ColorBuds 2 are suitable for anyone who values style and is looking for affordable True Wireless in-ears with a balanced sound plus good ANC function (noise cancelling). In addition, the sound can be adjusted to suit your own taste via the app, thanks to SoundID. In contrast to its predecessor ColorBuds 1, version 2 has been thoroughly optimised in terms of function and features.

Sennheiser RS 5200

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Sennheiser RS 5200

4 / 5

The Sennheiser RS 5200 is aimed particularly at older TV viewers and those with hearing problems. With this model, the manufacturer offers a straightforward, wireless solution that explicitly addresses the requirements of this customer group.

EarFun Free Pro 2

5 years ago Sven Opitz

EarFun Free Pro 2

3.5 / 5

The EarFun Free Pro 2 are the successors to the EarFun Free Pro and offer good sound, a good fit, active noise cancellation (ANC) and a low-latency mode for a price of 70 euros. That might sound good at first, but all that glitters is not necessarily gold.

Sennheiser IE 900

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Sennheiser IE 900

4.9 / 5

The IE 900 is the audiophile crowning glory of Sennheiser's in-ear portfolio. Design expertise and precision manufacturing prove that a single dynamic full-range driver provides the potential for audiophile sound, just as it does in large over-ear headphones. The IE 900 are sound-neutral in the best way, excellently tuned and offer silvery transparency in the top end. Sound connoisseur should listen carefully …

Beyerdynamic Blue Byrd (2. Generation)

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Beyerdynamic Blue Byrd (2. Generation)

4 / 5

The new Beyerdynamic Blue Byrd (2nd generation) offer convincing wearing comfort, practical high battery performance and a powerful sound image including sound personalisation at an exciting price of about 129 euros. They are therefore ideally suited for mobile and sports use.

Nothing ear(1)

5 years ago Sven Opitz

Nothing ear(1)

3.9 / 5

With the Nothing ear(1), one of the founders of the smartphone company OnePlus relies on transparent materials and, in the accompanying app, on chic design accents. The result is a successful all-round package of good sound, good app and good design – at a good price.

Jabra Elite 7 Active

5 years ago Sven Opitz

Jabra Elite 7 Active

4.3 / 5

The Jabra Elite 7 Active are perfectly fitting and very good-sounding in-ears with extensive functions for sporty, active everyday use. The "Sound+" app enables the Elite 7 Active to be personalised in many ways.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro

5 years ago Sven Opitz

Jabra Elite 7 Pro

4 / 5

Jabra's Elite 7 Pro are very well equipped in-ears with variable noise cancelling (ANC) and sound personalisation. While the sound of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro is impressive right from the start, there are unfortunate "hiccups" in other areas. Our test reveals where these can be found.

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