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Zagg Z.buds review

The Z.buds in-ear headphones sport an integrated mic and controls, and provide a good balance of comfort, durability and sound quality. Bass-addicted iPod and iPhone owners who are fine with not having a bright overall response should check them out Read more

£51

29 January 2010 by Jasmine France

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Nike Aero Sport Headphones review

Intended for use by fitness fanatics, the Aero Sport Headphones offer a secure fit and sleek, sweatproof design. They're also extremely easy to clean. Sound quality isn't their forte, so they're not the best headphones for day-to-day use, but they're a decent option for gym goers nonetheless Read more

£40

3 July 2009 by Jasmine France

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iBlink Earbuds review

With most cheap earbuds more or less indistinguishable from each other, the iBlink Earbuds stand out by virtue of their built-in, music-responsive, flashing LEDs. The construction and sound quality isn't great, but they'll probably appeal to the target market of young folk Read more

£25

8 September 2009 by Jasmine France

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Bose TriPort In-Ear Headphones review

The Bose TriPort In-Ear Headphones won't block out the sound of screaming children but they do provide far better bass than your MP3 player's stock headphones -- they're worth a listen, despite some physical design flaws Read more

£69

2 March 2007 by Mike Kobrin

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Skullcandy Double Agent review

The highly stylised Double Agent headphones can be used either as an all-in-one MP3 player and headphone combo, or with a separate audio device. If want to stand out from the crowd and do away with wires, these headphones will be worth a look, but audio quality leaves something to be desired Read more

£60

18 March 2009 by Jasmine France

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JVC Gumy review

Exceptionally cheap, the Gumy earphones don't offer the most comfortable fit we've ever encountered, but they do provide better sound quality than stock earbuds, and they look better too, thanks to their colourful styling. If you're short of funds, they're a decent option Read more

£10

6 October 2009 by Jasmine France

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Sennheiser HD 25-1-II Adidas Originals review

The Sennheiser HD 25-1-II Adidas Originals are heinous in every respect besides sound quality. A £200 set of headphones shouldn't feel so cheap and uncomfortable. Read more

£200

4 March 2011 by Luke Westaway

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Samsung SBH500 review

The Samsung SBH500 stereo Bluetooth headset offers respectable call quality for your mobile needs. With a strong connection, you'll be able to hear voices clearly. As an extra touch, the SBH500 makes a sound during music to reflect when the phone is vibrating for an incoming call Read more

£40

9 July 2008 by Kent German

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Best high-end headphones

You may think headphones should cost no more than a tenner. Some actually cost hundreds of pounds, and fortunately, they sound amazing. We've rounded up our most expensive favourites Read more

1 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon

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Best most comfortable earphones

Do you have tiny elf ears? Massive elephant ears? Do they wobble to and fro? Don't worry, we're not going to make fun of you. Instead, we'll round-up our suggestions for the most comfortable earphones for your King Lears Read more

23 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon