Headphones reviews 2025

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

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

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.

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.

Bose is rolling out a major upgrade for the QuietComfort series. With improved ANC, USB audio, and spatial sound, these premium headphones are becoming all-rounders for everyday use and travel.

The Superlux HD667 is a closed-back, over-ear headphone designed for drummers that offers exceptional sound isolation.

With the OneOdio Studio Max 1, Chinese manufacturer OneOdio introduces a DJ headphone that can be used via cable, Bluetooth or—most notably—through an included wireless transmitter.

The Fostex T60RPmk2 is the latest version of the semi-open over-ear headphone, equipped with updated planar magnetic drivers that deliver a warm, studio-grade sound.

The Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 is an over-ear model with head tracking, Bluetooth 5.4, and adaptive ANC. Additionally, its premium sound can be customized to your liking.

The EarFun Tune Pro are budget-friendly all-rounders with exceptional battery life, versatile connectivity, and clean, powerful sound.