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The new Polaris from Campfire Audio are a bit of a bass canon, yet still retain good control and clarity all round. This is one for the bass lovers, and those who enjoy an engaging and fun to listen to sound.

Our video review of the Etymotic ER2-SE and ER2-XR in ear isolating earphones. Curious about the difference between these sister models? Which one would work better for you? Give our video a watch for all the information you need!

Their sound quality, technology, design and comfort are normally associated with more expensive models - the SoundMAGIC E11BT should be top of your list when looking for a new Bluetooth earphone.

If you’re looking for some wired earphones for some easy listening then have a go on the Final E4000.

Our video review of the Shanling ME100. We think you'd be hard pressed to beat it at this price point!

The Momentum True Wireless are some of the best True Wireless earphones on the market at the moment, offering great sound quality and signal stability.

Whilst not as common as Bluetooth models, USB earphones are on the rise and are an excellent choice if you have a device that has no headphone jack.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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!

If you are wanting to upgrade your portable audio but don't have bottomless pockets, the Cyrus Soundkey is a clear winner.