Headphones reviews 2025

The Soundcore Rave 3S brings two wireless mics, Bluetooth 5.3, vocal effects, and a deep bass profile. But how well does it perform at higher volumes?

The Soundcore Sleep A30 are compact, side-sleeper-friendly earbuds with ANC, snore-masking sounds and local playback for uninterrupted nights.

The Status Audio Pro X combine a triple-driver system with Hi-Res codecs, effective ANC and AI call clarity. With LDAC, LC3, Multipoint and Auracast support, plus up to 32 hours battery life, they rank among the most exciting premium in-ears of the year.

Discover the Marshall Willen II: a rugged IP67 Bluetooth speaker with up to 17 hours playtime, punchy bass and portable strap design. Small in size, big on sound – perfect for travel, outdoors and everyday use.

The on-ear wireless Beyerdynamic Aventho 100 delivers up to 60 hours of quality sound at home or on the move.

The Creative Aurvana Ace SXFI is the first product to offer Super X-Fi streaming, combining hybrid drivers with powerful sound to provide an impressive all-round package. Weaknesses: ANC and lack of hi-res codecs.

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.

Shokz OpenDots ONE Review: These stylish, wireless headphones with Dolby Audio perform well in everyday use.

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.