Everyone has an iPhone, iPod, iPad or some portable digital device. Sadly, most have lousy sound but that is 100 percent avoidable with the right pair of headphones. For hardcore audiophiles or Generation Y-ers looking for the best sound and the newest products, HomeTheaterReview.com has a full compliment of news stories for you to read so you can stay up to date about the newest, coolest and most high performance audiophile and lifestyle headphones. For those looking for full reviews of high end headphones from the likes of Bowers & Wilkins, Sennheiser, Audio Technica, Grado, Stax and many other brands - read this headphone review page archive from HomeTheaterReview.com.
Focal’s Bathys MG just got a new Graphen Grey finish, giving the premium Bluetooth headphones a cleaner look while keeping the same magnesium-driver design.
The premium wireless headphone race just got more interesting, because Sennheiser is bringing 57-hour battery life and a replaceable battery to the Momentum 5 Wireless.
Sony’s latest 1000X headphones are not here to replace the WH-1000XM6, but they do give the lineup a much more expensive new flagship.
The Marshall Milton A.N.C. takes the brand’s familiar on-ear headphone style and adds the kind of modern features people now expect, including ANC, transparency mode, and long battery life.
Noble Audio’s latest FoKus Apollo Pro headphones mix planar magnetic tech, active noise cancellation, and Bluetooth convenience into one $699 package.
Campfire Audio Chimera arrives as a serious high-end IEM for people who like their portable audio wired, complex, and slightly dangerous to the bank account.
The JBL Live Beam 4, Live Flex 4, and Live Buds 4 bring updated noise canceling, longer battery life, and a smarter case to a very crowded earbud market.
Charging cases, pairing issues, and audio lag are exactly the kinds of problems Sivga wants to avoid with the new M260.
EarFun is taking a swing at the growing open-ear trend with the Clip 2, a $79 pair of clip-on earbuds that adds features you don’t usually see at this...
The Lu Ban joins Noble Audio’s lineup as a $1,399 IEM built around a mix of natural materials and a simplified hybrid driver design.
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