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Marshall Major V

2 years ago Dirk Duske

Marshall Major V

4.1 / 5

With the lightweight wireless Major V, Marshall stays true to its rock-n-roll attitude.

Sennheiser RS 120-W

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser RS 120-W

3.9 / 5

The Sennheiser RS 120-W are wireless TV headphones that, thanks to the new Bluetooth LE Audio and the associated LC3 codec, transmit with particularly low power consumption.

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Apple AirPods Pro 2

4.8 / 5

The new Apple AirPods Pro offer very good sound, remarkable and clever technical details, as well as active noise cancelling, which is supposed to be twice as effective as with the previous model, according to the manufacturer.

Sony Inzone H3

4 years ago Martin Hirsch

Sony Inzone H3

4.1 / 5

Orderly microphone and sound quality, uncomplicated, stable software – with its typical Playstation 5 design, Sony aims the new Inzone H3 headset at users of its consoles and beyond.

Sennheiser TV Clear

4 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser TV Clear

3.5 / 5

Timely True Wireless optics, transparency mode and app connection: it's easy to get the impression with the new Sennheiser TV Clear Set that you're putting hi-fi sound in your ears.

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.

Onanoff BuddyPhones Cosmos+

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

Onanoff BuddyPhones Cosmos+

4 / 5

The Onanoff BuddyPhones Cosmos+ are kids' headphones that offer adjustable volume limiting via Bluetooth. They scored plus points for their long-lasting battery and stable Bluetooth range. They also earned a good score for their support of a high-quality audio codec and their impressive sound quality with good speech intelligibility. So are these robust, foldable over-ears the best wireless headphones for children, as the manufacturer claims?

Sennheiser CX Plus True Wireless

5 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Sennheiser CX Plus True Wireless

4.5 / 5

In contrast to the CX True Wireless, the new Sennheiser CX Plus True Wireless model offers functional noise cancelling and a coherent, powerful sound image for an extra 30 euros. These new True Wireless earbuds also fit comfortably. These Bluetooth in-ears from Sennheiser turned out to be real all-rounders for sports, home office and everyday use. Are they the best in-ear headphones in their class?

Skullcandy Dime

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

Skullcandy Dime

4.1 / 5

With the Dime, the US company Skullcandy offers great-sounding, cable-free in-ears at an attractive price. They are characterised by an ultra-portable design in a pocket-friendly format and offer extensive device control via remote button.

Sennheiser BT T100

6 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Sennheiser BT T100

4.3 / 5

Connecting Bluetooth headphones to your TV or home stereo system can sound easier than it actually is. Especially when it comes to synchronicity between picture and sound, it becomes apparent that classic wired headphones still can't be topped. Sennheiser wants to change that for good and with the BT T100 adds a Bluetooth transmitter in its range that seeks to minimise the picture-sound offset thanks to Qualcomm aptX Low Latency Codec. Will this “strike a blow for freedom" and succeed on the sofa at home?

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