Wireless Headphones Reviews

The Melomania P100 are a solid effort, yet similarly-priced rivals will offer you far more sonic excitement than the somewhat non-committal Cambridge cans.

It's early days, but the signs are positive for AKG's return to the wireless headphones space.

Strong battery life, good ANC and unique customisation make these Dysons stand out, but the design, usability and sound quality need refining to beat the best at this premium level.

These noise-cancelling headphones offer a lot to like, but the strength of their competition is undeniable.

Despite being well-furnished with features and made to Sony’s high standards, the ULT Wear suffer from an unrefined, somewhat overbearing sonic character.

Meze’s revised Empyrean headphones seek to deliver greater resolution and neutrality than the much-admired originals. Do they succeed?

With improved battery life, noise cancellation and a handful of new features, can the Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 keep up with the pack?

Sennheiser’s mid-range on-ear noise-cancellers try to fill rather a large gap in the headphone market.

UPDATED Sony’s WH-1000XM4 noise-cancelling headphones promise comfort, clever features and superb sound quality. Do they deliver?

These over-ear noise-cancellers tick all the boxes on paper – and for a great budget price. So, can they deliver?