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Best headphones

Looking for something noisy to stick in (or on top of) your ears? Here's our pick of the best headphones money can buy. Read more

3 July 2012 by Luke Westaway

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Klipsch Image S3 review

The Klipsch Image S3s are a fantastic option if you want to upgrade from the abysmal earphones that are bundled with most MP3 players. They sound good, feel comfortable and won't break the bank. Read more

£40

10 March 2011 by Andrew Hoyle

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Klipsch ProMedia In-Ear review

The Klipsch ProMedia In-Ear earphones are a worthy option, thanks to their precise sound, comfortable design and handy microphone. If you're a fan of thumping bass, though, look elsewhere. Read more

£80

25 February 2011 by Luke Westaway

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Klipsch Image One review

The Klipsch Image One headphones are a solid set of cans, offering decent sound quality and good looks. Other headphones in the same price bracket offer slightly better audio, but these are still great all-rounders. Read more

£110

24 February 2011 by Luke Westaway

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Klipsch Image X10i review

The sound on the Klipsch Image X10is won't be to everyone's taste, but if you value faithful reproduction and audio clarity over booming bass, these headphones are unlikely to disappoint. Read more

£230

3 September 2010 by Luke Westaway

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Klipsch Image X10 review

The tiny Image X10 headphones carry a hefty price tag, but they're super-comfortable, do a good job of blocking out external noise, and offer excellent sound quality, with plenty of bass. If you're willing to fork out the required dosh, we doubt you'll be disappointed Read more

£210

18 March 2010 by Steve Guttenberg

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Klipsch Image S4 review

The Image S4 noise-isolating earphones are spectacular, offering sound quality on a par with, or better than, sets that cost far more. They're also extremely comfortable and come with a number of handy extras. Just take care with the cable -- it doesn't look particularly durable Read more

29 May 2009 by Jasmine France

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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

£60

24 March 2009 by Nate Lanxon

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Klipsch Image X5 earphones review

Superbly compact, extremely comfortable and delivering excellent all-round audio quality, we prefer the sound-isolating X5s to their more costly X10 predecessors. Although rivals can offer even deeper bass, these are some of Klipsch's best earphones to date Read more

£129

21 January 2009 by Nate Lanxon

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Klipsch Custom-2 sound-isolating earphones review

The Custom-2s are great sub-£100 earphones for jazz, soul and vocal genre lovers. If it's music that can be performed live without any amplification, electronics or mixing desks, it's probably suitable for the Custom-2s, making them enjoyable earphones despite their weaker high-end performance Read more

£100

8 August 2008 by Nate Lanxon