Headphones reviews 2026

The Grell OAE2 don’t chase analytical detail. Instead, they aim for immersion, space and natural sound—our review explains why.

JBL’s Sense Pro deliver open-ear sound with LDAC, Spatial Audio, and Auracast. Great features, strong sound – but imperfect fit.

More space, clear mids, controlled bass: the Amiron 200 shows how open-ear headphones can sound in 2025. Made for sports and everyday use.

Neutral, fatigue-free sound with tight lows and razor-clear mids. Lightweight, modular build and strong isolation — a no-drama studio workhorse.

The new Apple AirPods Pro 3 improve ANC, comfort, and bass while adding a heart rate sensor and USB-C charging. Our full review reveals why they remain the best true wireless in-ears for iPhone users.

Handcrafted maple, Urushi lacquer, and innovative BioDyna drivers give the Fostex TH-919 exceptional sound and luxurious comfort. Our test shows why it sets new standards for high-end headphones.

The Marshall Stanmore III delivers classic rock’n’roll style with powerful, warm sound and analogue charm. A premium Bluetooth home speaker for under €300.

The Tribit Stormbox Mini+ delivers 360° sound, a light feature, aux input and app support in a compact design. Great for camping, poolside or travel – but battery life could be better.

The Nothing Ear (3) combine a unique Super Mic in the case with adaptive ANC, LDAC and a bold sound signature. Stylish, weatherproof and feature-rich – but with room for improvement in transparency mode.

With refined carbon-fibre drivers, premium design and future-ready updates like Auracast and spatial audio, the PX8 S2 delivers sound quality that sets a new benchmark in the €700 class.