So did you upgrade to the new iPhone 7 or 7 Plus? If you don’t want to deal with an adapter or wireless headphones, check out these earbuds which have a Lightning plug instead of an old 3.5mm one. Grab a pair in black or white in The Awesomer Shop for 26% off.

HiFiMAN makes some of the best headphones on the market, offering excellent value relative to other audiophile brands. Now for a very limited time, you can grab a pair of their entry-level cans for an unbelievable price, thanks to our friends at Massdrop. (Deal ends 10/27/16).

Luxury headphones for serious audio lovers, crafted from carbon fiber, aluminum, and lambskin leather. They sound phenomenal, thanks to their open-back design and beryllium drivers, which offer precise, authentic sound the way it was recorded. Full review on Technabob.

Bowers & Wilkins’ flagship headphones now have a Bluetooth variant that lasts up to 17h per charge. Enjoy the P7’s balanced output and wide delivery on a variety of devices. You really should use them with high-end setups as well to hear what they can do.

Exquisite headphones for discriminating listeners. Focal knocks one out of the park with fantastically clean, dynamic, and expansive sounds from its open-backed premium headphones. You’ll need an amp to drive ’em, but it’s worth it. Full review on Technabob.

Glass and materials maker Corning Incorporated shows off an amazing use of their Fibrance light-diffusing fiber in these slick luminescent headphone wires designed by Glow which pulsate to the beat of the music. Pre-order now for Summer 2016 delivery.

Offering substance, comfort, and clean, smooth sound, Definitive Technology’s over-the-ear cans have Bluetooth wireless connectivity, active noise cancellation, a built-in mic, and can keep working on a passive, wired connection if their battery runs out.

Normal’s new wireless headphones feature custom made soft silicone earplugs and adjustable arms for a secure yet comfortable fit. They also have an integrated USB charging plug. Available with a silicone or a leather band. Sadly, Nelly had nothing to do with this.

These headphones incorporate a 24-bit 192khZ D/A converter and amplifier for awesome sound when plugged directly into your device’s Lightning or MicroUSB port. At the same time, their built-in battery can charge your phone. They also work over Bluetooth. Drops 8/16.

Phiaton’s BT 330 NC headphones combine the best of all worlds: Bluetooth wireless connectivity, active noise cancelling that blocks 95% of ambient noise, a microphone for calls, comfortable on-ear construction, and great sound quality in a lightweight, folding package.

Some of the lightest over-the-ear headphones we’ve ever worn, Harman/Kardon’s Soho Wireless fold flat into its included pouch, and offers great sound quality for their size. We love the touch gesture controls, and the quality stainless and leather construction.

Known for its stylish and excellent sounding over-ear headphones, V-MODA’s zinc alloy in-ear model is designed to rival high-end audiophile headphones costing up to $1000. They offer outstanding frequency response, sensitivity, and very low distortion.

Designed in collaboration with DJ Tiësto, The Clublife Adagio in-ear headphones offer big, bold and dynamic sounds in a compact package, thanks to their powerful, but well-balanced 9mm drivers. Includes an inline mic for phone calls, and a leather storage wallet.

Not only do these big over-the-ear cans sound incredible, with warm, natural sound, they have ear cushions that feel like velour teddy bears on your ears. The 600-ohm model needs an amp, but you can grab a 32-ohm version on Amazon.

The Bluetooth version of Bowers & Wilkins’ beloved P5 on-ear headphones. The P5 Wireless supports AptX for high quality streaming. Its battery lasts up to 17h and it comes with a 3.5mm cable so you can still use it even if it’s drained.

Torque’s headphones not only look great, they sound amazing too. Each set offers a personalization system which lets you choose over- or on-ear pads, and four different bass levels. Full review on Technabob.

Exclusive to Massdrop, the AKG K7XX is based on the K702 65th Anniversary Edition. They’re open-backed reference headphones with slightly emphasized bass, memory foam earpads and an affordable price. US only.

Bluetooth headphones that detect when you fall asleep, and wake up and automatically adjusts its volume, equalizer and noise cancellation settings. The soft and breathable ear cups make Kokoon comfortable to wear even in bed.

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The Monitor over-ear headphones have 40mm drivers, dual 3.5mm sockets for sharing audio, brass hinges that make them completely collapsible and treble filters that you can remove if you prefer a brighter sound.

AIAIAI follows up the TMA-1 with not one, not two, but 360 headphones. The TMA-2 has 3 headbands, 4 speakers, 5 earpads and 6 cables. Choose a pre-built pair or configure your own. Either way you’ll be able to swap its parts later.

While we’ve yet to listen to a pair of Bloc & Rocs, these are some of the most beautiful cans we’ve ever laid eyes on. Handmade from premium materials like aircraft-grade aluminum and leather, we hope they sound as good as they look.

The on-ear Major sounds good for its price and size but it was too tight and flimsy. Marshall hopes to correct those mistakes with the Major II. It has a more flexible headband, dual 3.5mm jacks and an L-plug. Drops 2/15 for $120.