Headphones reviews 2025

The Edifier LolliClip offer a powerful feature package: LDAC, Spatial Audio, Adaptive ANC, Multipoint Audio, and Gaming Mode. With measurements like heart rate and blood oxygen, they're ideal for everyday use and sports.

The 1More S70 is an open-ear headphone offering high wearing comfort, practical features, and solid battery life.

The Edifier R1 effortlessly proves that good-sounding open-ear headphones can also be affordable.

With the Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW2, the Japanese manufacturer introduces a new generation of true wireless in-ears focused on one standout feature: endurance.

Designed specifically for children, the wireless over-ear EarFun K4 headphones feature adjustable volume limiting, support the high-quality AAC audio codec, and offer an impressive battery life.

With the Nothing Headphone (1), tech start-up Nothing has delivered one of the most exciting audio products of 2025. Developed in collaboration with KEF, these over-ear headphones offer exceptional sound quality, intelligent features and a striking design.

The wireless, portable Sony ULT FIELD 5 speaker from the ULT POWER SOUND series features party lighting and DJ effects, packs a punch, and can be taken anywhere using its carry strap.

The Huawei FreeBuds 6 support high-res audio codecs like LDAC and L2HC 4.0, feature noise cancelling, and offer optional head-gesture controls for calls.

With the Sony WH-1000XM6, the manufacturer gives its best-selling series a fully refreshed design, more features, and finer sound tuning.

he Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 is a roundly improved update to its successful predecessor and confidently maintains its pole position.