The EPOS H3PRO Hybrid is a gaming headset that can take on any device – even multiple devices simultaneously thanks to a Bluetooth add-on. As for additional premium features, the manufacturer adds 7.1 surround and active noise cancelling (ANC) on top. This makes the EPOS...
Hours of fatigue-free music listening, effortless connection to various playback devices and excellent sound that gets under your skin: with these features, the iBasso SR2 comes up trumps as the successor to the SR1. These are top-class headphones that can definitely compete with more expensive...
The Vic Firth Bluetooth Isolation Headphones (model name "VXHP0012") are specialists: They attenuate ambient sound by a whopping 20 decibels to protect musicians – especially drummers – from their own sound. They do this extraordinarily well, and these hefty over-ears are also convincing in terms...
With the Rode NTH-100, the Australian manufacturer succeeds in making an interesting entry into the professional headphones market. These over-ears not only convinced us with high wearing comfort, but they also offer innovative features such as rings for colour coding or cooling gel inserts. Sound-wise,...
Sendy Audio's Apollo are a pair of headphones with magnetostatic drivers at an entry-level price. The high-quality package, good choice of materials and great workmanship are impressive. They deliver a rather warm sound with subtle treble.
The Final UX3000 turn out to be attractive Bluetooth over-ear headphones with a good price-performance ratio. Their powerful sound and effective noise cancelling are just as convincing as their no-frills controls. However, their rather tight fit remains a question of taste.
With the new Beyerdynamic MMX 150, the Heilbronn-based company offers a 30-euro more expensive gaming headset to join its MMX 100. Technically almost identical to the previous model, the MMX 150 comes with digital USB cabling and a special transparency mode ("Augmented Mode") as an...
Large frequency range, ultra-deep bass, high wearing comfort and all this for just 24 euros – the t.bone HD 150 are designed to give drummers targeted sound.
With the new Beyerdynamic MMX 100, the Heilbronn-based manufacturer throws a straightforward gaming headset into the ring: no frills, no awkward set-up – just plug it in and play. But is that enough?
In terms of functionality, the debut of the Bavarian headphone specialist Ultrasone in the gaming sector may seem spartan, since, among other things, they have done without an app connection. However, what distinguishes the Ultrasone Meteor One is its powerful, lively sound, which makes these...
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