Wireless Headphones Reviews

The mature, balanced Aventho 300 demonstrate that Beyerdynamic’s pedigree goes beyond the world of wired headphones.

Updated Bowers & Wilkins' range-topping wireless noise-cancelling headphones are luxurious and capable, but pricey with it.

The Linkbuds Open nail their brief as far as that clever open design goes, even if they’re not the best-sounding buds you can buy.

UPDATED Sennheiser’s flagship wireless noise-cancelling headphones remain strong contenders with stand-out battery life and competitive sound quality.

Dali’s IO-8 wireless headphones have a combination of build, battery life and performance to worry the class leaders.

Updated Bose’s new flagship over-ears have been a long time coming – can they compete with the best-in-class?

Grado’s open-backed GW100x are some of the best-sounding wireless headphones you can find at this price.

UPDATED Sonos goes big and drops its first-ever wireless headphones – but has it dropped the ball too?

UPDATED The wireless noise-cancelling No. 5909 are so sonically sophisticated that it’s hard to believe the cord has been cut.

UPDATED Built down to a price, of course – but compromised in the least compromising way, and with audio performance easily in excess of the modest asking price.