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

Whether you're looking for something to complement your perfect gaming rig or a punch of power for your juice-hungry headphones, we'd be willing to bet we've got something for you to get excited about.

Campfire Audio has landed and the Comet is their entry level earphone, coming in at just over £200. The Comet has set the bar on quality at this price - giving a taste of what to expect from this exciting brand.

The Sennheiser HD820 is available to listen at our Sussex UK demo room in Shoreham-by-Sea - close to Brighton and London. The HD820 is also available to order here.

It's Hifiheadphones' pleasure to announce the full range of Campfire Audio products is now available from our outlet!

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 spur you on.

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.

Lindy's BNX-60 is pretty top-notch for under £100. If you want better, you'll be looking at spending a lot more for such a fully featured noise cancelling headphone.

UK firm Flare is definitely one to watch; matching interesting technology with good manufacturing and resulting in some very good-sounding earphones in the Jets - Jet 1 and Jet 2.

Shipibo wood cups, aluminium gimbals, rodblocks and leather headbands are all excellent hand crafted upgrades for your Grado headphones. They also provide a great base for a custom Grado style build for use with 3rd party drivers.

Audeze's new LCD-4z hits us hard; both with sub-bass and credit card bills. However, relaxing with a set of these in place will certainly mask the insistent knocks on the door from bailiffs.

The SoundMAGIC P22BT is suspiciously low-priced for a bluetooth model, but exceeds all expectations. Watch out this summer however, as wearing these constantly may affect your suntan.

For the price, and size the FiiO X1 II is a great little DAP, it will serve you well on your daily commute or when out and about. It has a smooth, easy to listen to sound that is about enjoyment over ultimate detail.

The Edifier W830BT is not a headphone for the seasoned audiophile, they are for the average person looking for a quality Bluetooth headphone for out and about use. For this purpose, you cannot go wrong with them, easy to use and fun to listen to, along with effectively blocking out most ambient noise.

For a basic low-cost player, the Cowon Plenue D is a good choice. It does all that's needed, and it's clear that the Plenue D comes from a company which knows its stuff!