Headphones

Apple is giving its highest-end wireless earbuds a couple key new features.

The AirPods 4's charging case has a few neat features different from all other AirPods.

Bang & Olufsen's new flagship noise-canceling headphones take inspiration from its iconic Beolab 90 loudspeakers.

These sub-$100 wireless earbuds feature the "world’s smallest solid-state drivers."

FiiO's first closed-back headphones feature a material typically reserved for much more expensive hi-fi cans.

Bowers & Wilkins's new flagship noise-canceling wireless earbuds, the Pi8, have improved style and sound.

You can now spend upward of a grand on noice-canceling headphones. But what are you really paying for if they all sound the same?

The Beats Solo Buds have all the abilities of Apple's entry-level AirPods (and then some). Plus, they're significantly cheaper.

Travel cases that come with flagship headphones are supposed to be protective. Why some aren't is beyond me.

Craighill, one of our favorite gadget accessory makers, has announced its first ever headphone stand. And it's a beauty.

The Meze Audio Alba are in-ear monitors that cost $159. They're the hi-fi makers most affordable headphones to date.

The Audio-Technica ATH-S300BT are wireless noise-canceling headphones that have an incredible 90-hour battery life and cost just $99.

Apple’s potentially making it easier than ever to play hooky from the office or, at a minimum, be more respectful of your colleague’s hearing.

Bluetooth earbuds are nice when you’re out and about. But at a desk, nothing beats a pair of giant, wired cans.

They are arguably the two best noise-canceling headphones for iPhone users. But with drastically different prices — and one eye-popping sale — what's the catch?

Sony’s legendary studio headphones taught me how to really listen.

There's an entire category of wireless earbuds designed to get hot and sweaty. So how do you know if your earbuds are up to the task?