BlueAnt Embrace review With muddy sound and a tendency to let our ears heat up, the Embrace headphones demonstrate that a high price doesn’t always equate to the best experience
£127
Maxell Retro DJ review They’re not the best budget headphones around, but Maxell’s Retro DJ mini-cans sound great, with a really well-defined mid-range.
£23
Creative HQ-1600 review A murky sound and ugly design make these a poor choice among budget headphones
£25
Motorola Motoactv review Loads of innovative and useful features, but also disappointing limitations and a short battery life
£245
Lindy Premium Hi-Fi Headphones review We're pleasantly surprised by Lindy's first premium headphones. While they’re too heavy to wear out and about, they sound fantastic for the home
£75
Overclockers Primo 6100i review If your needs are modest, the Primo 6100i does the job, although we’ve seen similarly priced PCs with more features
Orange Amplification OPC review Amp maker Orange comes close to creating the perfect musician’s computer with this beautifully-designed performance and production PC
£999
Sony MDR-ZX500 review Although they’re not the best headphones money can buy, this set from Sony is comfortable, lightweight and has a big, fun sound
£33
Sony MDR-NC100D review This is a great pair of noise cancelling earphones, but they don't come cheap
£116
Digital Silence DS-321D review These noise-cancelling earphones produce a detailed sound and effectively eliminate continuous background noise
Sennheiser CX 880 review The delicate sound produced by the CX 880 set is well worth a listen but they’re rather quiet
£40
Philips SHE9000 review Philips' SHE9000 earphones sound decent, but they're a little disappointing at this price
£23
Puresound Technologies ClarityOne review Loud, clear and precise, these earphones live up to many of their maker's claims, but they're just a little uncomfortable
BlueAnt Embrace review With muddy sound and a tendency to let our ears heat up, the Embrace headphones demonstrate that a high price doesn’t always equate to the best experience£127
Maxell Retro DJ review They’re not the best budget headphones around, but Maxell’s Retro DJ mini-cans sound great, with a really well-defined mid-range.£23
Creative HQ-1600 review A murky sound and ugly design make these a poor choice among budget headphones£25
Motorola Motoactv review Loads of innovative and useful features, but also disappointing limitations and a short battery life£245
Lindy Premium Hi-Fi Headphones review We're pleasantly surprised by Lindy's first premium headphones. While they’re too heavy to wear out and about, they sound fantastic for the home£75
Overclockers Primo 6100i review If your needs are modest, the Primo 6100i does the job, although we’ve seen similarly priced PCs with more features£400
Orange Amplification OPC review Amp maker Orange comes close to creating the perfect musician’s computer with this beautifully-designed performance and production PC£999
Sony MDR-ZX500 review Although they’re not the best headphones money can buy, this set from Sony is comfortable, lightweight and has a big, fun sound£33
Sony MDR-NC100D review This is a great pair of noise cancelling earphones, but they don't come cheap£116
Digital Silence DS-321D review These noise-cancelling earphones produce a detailed sound and effectively eliminate continuous background noise£60
Sennheiser CX 880 review The delicate sound produced by the CX 880 set is well worth a listen but they’re rather quiet£40
Philips SHE9000 review Philips' SHE9000 earphones sound decent, but they're a little disappointing at this price£23
Puresound Technologies ClarityOne review Loud, clear and precise, these earphones live up to many of their maker's claims, but they're just a little uncomfortable£114
Sennheiser PX 210 BT review Comfortable, portable and with excellent sound, Sennheiser has made the ultimate Bluetooth headphones£90