Audio-Technica ATH-FC700
In 2008, manufacturer Audio-Technica replaced its ATH-FC7 model headphones with the ATH-FC700. This fresh model offers a newly developed 40mm Neodymium driver that decreases weight...
Sennheiser HD 438
Popular manufacturer Sennheiser just unleashed a trio of cushy cans under its HD headphone line. Designed for lounging around the house or for use on the go, the HD 428 focuses on lower...
Bose QuietComfort 15
Here’s today’s quiz—guess how many headphones will be bought in the U.S. this year? If you said 68 million, you’d win the prize. The vast majority are earbuds...
Sennheiser HD800
Replete with premium components, proprietary technology and several industry firsts, Sennheiser’s HD800 headphones easily earn their place amongst the very best ever made. Retailing...
Sennheiser PC 300 G4ME
The Sennheiser PC 300 G4ME headsets are extremely portable and feature an in-ear design. They're ideal for gamers on the go and deliver full Sennheiser audio quality and comfort. The...
Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7b
Audio Technica has been setting the standard in studio quality headphones since it first released the AT-700 in 1974. With the introduction of the ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint Noise-Cancelling...
Phiaton Primal PS 200
After making a splash in 2008 with its well-received Moderna MS 400 headphones and handful of other high-end audio products, Phiaton returned in 2009 with its first pair of in-ear headphones:...
Beats by Dre Tour
After wowing hip-hop fans and audiophiles alike with his bass-blasting Beats by Dre headphones last year, Dr. Dre returned in 2009 promising the audio equivalent of V8 power from a...
Phiaton Moderna MS 400
If the Phiaton brand isn’t exactly on the tip of your tongue when it comes to high-end audio, we’ll forgive you. Phiaton (pronounced fee' ah ton) emerged not long ago from...
Jays v-Jays Headphones
From the same icy lands that bring us flat-packed particle-board furniture, savory meatballs, and chewy candy fish, a company by the name of Jays set up shop in 2006 producing premium...
