Our pick of the Best Headphones from earbuds to full size, noise cancelling to sports
We know how important it is to find the best headphones for you; whether they are for your smartphone, music player, laptop or hi fi system.
Here you can see the best of the best earphones, on ear, full sized, Bluetooth, True Wireless and even audiophile headphones to buy right now.
BEST EARPHONES
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1. 64 Audio tia Fourte – £3599
If you want the absolute best, and are happy to pay for it – then we believe that the 64 Audio Tia Fourte is the one. With the Tia Fourte, 64 Audio has shown that it’s not about the most drivers – it’s how you implement them. With a combination of 1 dynamic, 1 balanced armature and 2 Tia drivers in a fully tubeless design – the sound is like nothing heard before from an IEM.
READ MORE: 64 Audio tia Fourte Universal IEM
BEST ON EAR HEADPHONES
2. SoundMAGIC Vento P55 v3.0 – £89.99
The P55 v3.0, as the name suggests, is the third update to this model. The build and design have stayed the same, the big change is to the drivers used. SoundMAGIC has developed a brand new dynamic driver for the P55 v3 – using improved materials to increase performance. Starting with the build quality, SoundMAGIC has done a great job here.
WATCH VIDEO: SoundMAGIC Vento P55 v3.0 Video & Review
BEST OVER EAR HEADPHONES
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3. Meze Empyrean – £2699
The unique construction of the Empyrean was designed with the shape of the human ear in mind. As a result, they enjoy a greater degree of imaging than you’re likely to find anywhere else. Each Empyrean is hand crafted to exacting detail, and that level of precision is not only visible, but audible.
READ MORE: Meze Empyrean Open Back Headphone Review
BEST WIRELESS HEADPHONES
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4. Lypertek PurePlay Z3 – £99
The PurePlay Z3 is very impressive, especially considering their sub £100 price point. Offering up a smooth and detailed sound signature that is well balanced yet slightly full. Add to that great stability and functionality and you have a True Wireless earphone that is so easy to recommend, go out and grab one now as they are a game changer in the TW market.
READ MORE: Lypertek PurePlay Z3 True Wireless Earphones Review
BEST RUNNING HEADPHONES
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5. Bowers & Wilkins PI3 – £169.99
For those after a more premium feel to their wireless earphones, then B&W has you covered with the PI3. Another neckband design, the PI3 will blow you away with its superb build, design and comfort, with only the best materials being used. Then the sound – using the latest codecs you can be sure that you get your money’s worth. To make these suited to running, there are ear fins included with the PI3, which will improve comfort and provide a secure fit for active listening.
READ MORE: Bowers & Wilkins PI3 Bluetooth Earphones
BEST BUDGET HEADPHONES
6. SoundMAGIC E11C – £49
We have awaited the SoundMAGIC E11C with some anticipation; with various models already available, what can the E11C bring to the table? We have found the E11C to be a grown-up earphone with a keen knack for giving a clear and accurate presentation across the board. A truly impressive earphone for the price and in our opinion the new budget king.
READ MORE: SoundMAGIC E11C In-Ear Headphone Review
Have We Missed Anything Out?
Please feel free to leave a comment below and let us know…
Hi I live a relatively short journey from you (Dorking) so happy to visit you to listen
I am after some wireless earbuds for my iPhone, as mp3 i appreciate its not worth burning the bank, but want something sensible to enjoy the sound
To give context My home set up is Naim based 135 mono powers, Naim amp with the the 500 cd player i use sennheiser 600 for when I have to not play through Dynaudio speakers, so quite keen for a sensible balance between cost and sound
What would you recommend? I was thinking of the momentum, but would i appreciate the difference?
Your help would be appreciated
Hi Gary. It would definitely be worth a visit to come here and listen to a few models. The Momentum is very good – I’d also consider the Lypertek TEVI. They are £99 and challenge the Momentum in terms of sound quality, build and battery life. Give us a call and book in a demo when it suits you 🙂