Awesome Headphones

Has interchangeable cables, speakers and headband. You can start at the budget model then scale up and get better speakers without ditching the other parts, or get headbands in other colors.

Inspired by the headsets worn by military helicopter pilots, it has 40mm neodymium drivers, passive noise isolating ear cups and a detachable boom mic. Also has a Battlefield 3 variant.

The AH-D400 Urban Raver headphones have 50mm drivers and a built-in bass amp that can be used for up to 12 hrs. per charge. The control wheel adjusts volume and playback on iOS devices.

If you can’t afford the TMA-1, the Capital is a good alternative. Made out of nylon and fiberglass, the headphones are made to take a beating while dispensing beats from their 40mm drivers.

Ultimate Ears take customization to another level with Personal Reference Monitors. Not only can you customize their fit and looks, you’ll also be able to fine tune their output via a tuning box.

A recipient of the Red Dot award for Product Design, the Sonic headphones offer exceptional comfort. Its earcups have suede covered memory foam, making them a joy to wear.

Active noise-canceling headphones with solid wood ear cups and a “defeat” button that simultaneously turns off the noise-cancelation and lowers the volume so you can hear what’s around you.

Made of durable aluminum and rubber and featuring a specially designed acoustic fabric for the ear pads, Bowers & Wilkins P3 headphones provides mobile hi-fi audio at its best.

The newest edition of Marshall’s Major headphones has a heavy metal theme: all-black paint with a denim headband. Marshall is also giving away a matching amp to promote the Pitch Black series.

This new line of headphones uses Wi-Fi to let you listen to music anywhere on any wireless network, tuning in directly to thousands of internet channels or connecting wirelessly to audio devices.

Designed by Philippe Starck, the Zik is packed with features, like touch-based volume and playback controls, auto standby when taken off, noise canceling and support for Bluetooth as well as NFC.

Sony employed one of the world’s best sound designers to craft this binaural soundscape that takes you inside the experience of preparing to rock out a capacity crowd. Headphones are a must.

Offering a modern and elegant design, the M40 headphones offer active noise-canceling to drown out annoying background sounds, and include an inline control for iOS devices.

Sculpted Eers let you make your own earbuds in minutes, so you can get the benefits of custom molded in-ear headphones – great sound, fit and noise cancellation – without the wait.

Like its big brother, the HD 700’s open ear cups flaunt its 40 mm Duofol transducers, mounted on steel gauze and angled for natural sound. A comfy headband and ear cushions round out the package.

Logic3 has teamed with Ferrari to create a line of luxury headphones and earbuds. While we dig the modern looks of the R300 and R200, the candy-like shell on the P200 really revs our engines.

The K 495 NC has active noise canceling capability, which is powered by an internal battery that is charged via USB. Also has a soft headband and ear cups for comfort.

The big, bold RPM has 40mm drivers, robust articulating joints and gel-filled over-ear cushions. It has an interlocking coiled cable wrapped in braided fabric. Available in three color schemes.

Motion director Paul Clements has created a stunning animated ad for the Ministry of Sound’s headphones that is is quite mind boggling. We love the part when the earphone gets wrapped.

Wrap’It is a headphone organizer that sticks on your device thanks to a large suction cup, so it’s always there when you need it. The flexible TPE plastic can accommodate most types of earbuds.

The pièce de résistance of Audio-Technica’s 50th Anniversary line. It has a cherry wood housing with lacquer finish optimized to suppress vibration, lambskin earpads and a 53mm driver.

Closed back headphones that deliver a wide open sound, thanks to the huge ear cups and the 50mm drivers – the biggest in AKG’s headphone range. Not for folks with small craniums.

A limited edition of the TMA-1 DJ headphones made with the help of hip hop and electronic label Fool’s Gold. It has an angled stereo plug and a cable lock so you stay connected while mixing beats.