Full Reviews

MrSpeakers have come out with a bit of a gem in the high-end market, with a refreshingly smooth sound signature in a lightweight frame.

Focal have entered the high-end closed back market, and they clearly know what they are doing.

The T1 2nd Generation has had a makeover, but don’t worry, it still has the same outstanding sound quality.

Periodic have managed to make a fun and dynamic sounding IEM, without throwing off the tonal balance and overall sound signature.

The Fun with V6 Vivid op-amps packs a punch, with most headphones you won’t need to crank the volume up much to get good listening levels.

The Clear have become one of my recent favourites, purely because they offer such a clear and precise sound without fatigue.

If you're in the mood to pick a quiet spot and have a need to relax, why not consider the open design of the Aeon Flow?

iFi have managed to pack a lot into a small device, and it works in perfect harmony.

Audeze's new closed-back LCD-2 promises to offer more privacy and isolation for fans of the warmer sounding Audeze models, and it delivers admirably.

The HD820 really nail the balanced sound signature with convincing tonality and outstanding resolution.

Whether you like vibrant energy and space, or if you're more into smooth and measured sounds, one of these models is sure to please.

Burson know how to make an excellent sounding and well built DAC/Amp, the Play is really an excellent piece of kit for the price.

The lasting perception since the iPod is that decent mobile audio is expensive. Step forward, Shanling!

The Optoma Nuforce BE Sport4 is a solid and reliable companion for exercise and general use, and is well recommended if you'd like a bit of a bass kick to...

Considering the diminutive size of the M0, it packs a surprising punch and can adequately power any portable headphones, with a decent amount of bass and clarity.