Indy Fuel, Skullcandy’s wired in-ears, play powerful, bass-driven music and are equipped with an ambient mode, EQ settings for music, podcasts and movies, and an app connection. A sturdy fit, plus the sweat, water and dust resistant IP55 finish also makes these headphones ideal for sports use.
Fast-charging wireless sports headphones with neckband and magnetic closure
With the EHX Hot Threads, Electro-Harmonix give us a pair of headphones which - judging by their data - are supposed to provide us with mega-cheap broadband sound. We tested them out to see if it worked.
The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Aero is a top of the line wireless PC gaming headset from the Californian company.
The entry-level model in the Skullcandy range, these cable-free in-ears have received an update in the shape of the Sesh Evo, which offers increased battery life including a fast-charging function and three EQ modes for sound adjustment. A tracking function, which is optionally available via a Smartphone app, will help you to quickly locate these lightweight headphones when you need them.
The T5 Neckband is a headphone from Klipsch's "True" series, it comes with promises of "True Comfort", "True Performance", "True Freedom" and "True You", where "Freedom" stands for a long battery life and "You" for a sound that suits everyone.
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.
When we tested them in 2019, we discovered that Beyerdynamic’s Lagoon ANC Traveller were impressive headphones with practical noise cancelling. After a firmware update, their noise reduction performance should now have improved even more.