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Hard-core gamers won't be disappointed by the Razer Megalodon PC gaming headset. Its 7.1-channel surround sound is fantastic and highly tweakable, and the headset's comfortable to wear for prolonged periods. It's fairly pricey but we reckon it's worth the investment Read more

£113

17 September 2009 by Jeff Bakalar

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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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Denon AH-C551 earphones review

The Denon AH-C551 earphones follow in a long line of great 'phones and hold their own while turning in an excellent price. Producing clean, excellent performance in bass and mids-heavy tracks shows these earphones mean business and are excellent value for their sales point Read more

£70

28 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Sony MDR-NC500D review

The over-the-ear MDR-NC500Ds are, according to Sony, the world's first digital noise-cancelling headphones. Lightweight and extremely comfortable, they certainly provide the best noise-cancelling experience we've had to date. We just wish the bass response was better Read more

£260

3 February 2009 by Frank Lewis

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Sennheiser HD 600 headphones review

The Sennheiser HD 600 headphones provide a high-end experience for a price that's not over the top. Instead of leather, a cloth padding provides an extremely comfortable listening experience. These cans deliver a wide range of the audio spectrum and deliver it well Read more

£150

13 May 2008 by Philip Ryan

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Klipsch Image sound-isolating earphones review

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Klipsch Image sound-isolating earphones review

The Klipsch Image sound-isolating earphones could be the most comfortable pair of 'phones in the world. Say goodbye to 'ear fatigue' and hello to compact comfort. The Images aren't light on sound, though, with plenty of isolation and a well-balanced, warm voice Read more

£200

9 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon

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Monster Beats by Dr Dre Pro review

The Monster Beats by Dr Dre Pros aren't the audiophile-grade cans the price tag would have you believe, and there are a few design niggles. Still, it's a long time since we've had so much fun with a set of headphones. Read more

£330

26 October 2010 by Luke Westaway

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Etymotic ER-6i Isolator review

Etymotic's eartips are just as effective at keeping out noise as any powered system -- you can listen to music on a train without blasting your ears (and everyone else's) -- but they're much smaller. The sound quality is terrific too, with a purity to the sound that few 'phones can match Read more

£80

2 October 2006 by Steve Guttenberg

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Grado RS-2 Reference Series review

The RS-2s' handcrafted wooden parts are specially cured over many production steps to perfect the 'Grado sound'. Other top-notch components include oxygen-free copper cables and high-power neodymium magnets. This adds up to the best headphones we've ever heard -- but they're insanely, eye-wateringly expensive Read more

£450

11 September 2006 by Steve Guttenberg