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Monster iBeats by Dr Dre review
They look great and, while the sound quality doesn't blow our minds, the Monster iBeats by Dr Dre would make an ideal upgrade from the default headphones that accompany new iPurchases. Read more
19 November 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Audio Technica ATH-ANC1 QuietPoint review
The ATH-ANC1 QuietPoint headphones offer a rare combination of comfort, portability, affordability and good sound quality. Their noise-cancelling capability is impressive too, making these headphones a decent choice for frequent travellers tired of the inane babble of fellow passengers Read more
23 February 2010 by Jasmine France
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JayBird Endorphin Rush Athletic Earphones review
The Endorphin Rush Athletic Earphones are a good choice for fitness freaks looking for a super-secure fit and thumping, encompassing bass. The sound isolation may make them unsuitable for some types of outdoor exercise, but the solid build quality means they'll stand the test of time Read more
28 August 2009 by Jasmine France
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Shure SE115 review
The SE115 sound-isolating earphones are at the entry-level end of Shure's SE line, but still offer a comfortable fit and good sound quality. They don't provide a huge amount of detail, but they do deliver on the bass front, making them a solid choice for fans of reggae and hip-hop Read more
2 July 2009 by David Carnoy
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Klipsch Custom 1 sound-isolating earphones review
The Custom 1s are a great pair of entry-level sound-isolating earphones, as long as your music taste plays to their strengths. With a very balanced, flat tone, they're far more suited to unplugged music than electronica or heavy metal. You also get solid build quality for the price, although the fit takes a while to get used to Read more
24 March 2009 by Nate Lanxon
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Razer Carcharias headset review
The Carcharias has no unique features but it's extremely comfortable, produces fantastic sound and is one of the best PC-gaming headsets we've seen. It also functions well during VoIP calls and when listening to music, although we'd like the boom microphone to be slightly more adjustable Read more
20 March 2009 by Jeff Bakalar
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Ultimate Ears super.fi 4 Headphones review
The Ultimate Ears super.fi 4 earphones offer a stylish design, great audio quality and some useful extras. They live up to the company's reputation in providing excellent audio quality -- if you can get a good fit, that is. The large aperture means these buds won't fit comfortably in all ears Read more
29 September 2008 by Jasmine France
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Creative Aurvana Live headphones review
Creative promises its new headphones give all the experience of a live performance. Good build quality is complemented by tangle-proof, oxygen-free cabling, and powerful drivers and neodymium magnets make their performance predictably impressive -- especially for the price Read more
20 December 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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JVC HA-NC250 noise-cancelling headphones review
JVC's HA-NC250 noise-cancelling headphones feel comfortable to wear and fit snugly around your ears. Noise cancelling is controlled by a simple on/off switch and the cans are well insulated from background sounds. Sound quality can also not be faulted and bass response is very tight Read more
15 November 2007 by Frank Lewis
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Shure SE110 sound-isolating earphones review
Don't be put off by the professional way the Shure SE110s are worn. If you stick with them looping behind your ears, you'll hear impressive bass and punchy mids in your music. Plus, it kits you out with a range of tips to enhance your listening experience so you can consider yourself an expert Read more
12 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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