Awesome Headphones

These high-end headphones from renowned audio company HIFIMAN have an open-back design and planar magnetic drivers. That design reduces unwanted acoustic reflections and creates an expansive soundstage with accurate sound reproduction. Their insanely thin diaphragms provide amazing dynamic range and frequency response from 8Hz to 65kHz.

Koss’ bestselling lightweight and affordable headphones finally go wireless. The Porta Pro Wireless delivers the same unbeatable sound quality for its price range while adding Bluetooth 5.2 support and built-in playback and call buttons. It lasts up to 20 hours per charge and tops up via USB-C. It also comes with a USB-C to 3.5mm cord for wired listening.

NWM One Wireless headphones look like one of those AI-generated concept renders that plague Instagram. But it’s an actual product, albeit for specific needs. Instead of ear cups, its drivers dangle in open frames. Its noise-canceling tech does a good job of minimizing sound leakage. They’re not the best sounding, but unique and comfortable.

Bang & Olufsen’s new headphones are packed with premium tech and materials – 10 mics for active noise cancellation, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, lambskin leather headband, etc. But it’s also a modular platform. B&O promises to offer not just replacement parts but also upgraded versions of the headband, cushions, battery, and drivers in the future.

Based on the revered Fostex T50RP MKIII, these over-the-ear cans offer exceptional sound thanks to their planar-magnetic drivers. They also have Dekoni Elite Hybrid ear pads, which help reduce fatigue and are made from high-density memory foam. They feature semi-open backs, which helps with mid-range and bass response.

Headphones are one of those rare products that can range in price from a few dollars to thousands. This video from Process X shows us why Final can charge more than $3000 for its high-end audiophile headphones. Every set is meticulously machined from solid aluminum and magnesium, then hand-built, including its planar magnetic audio drivers.

Planar magnetic headphones are known for reproducing sounds accurately and a wide-open soundstage. Moondrop’s Venus headphones pack 100 mm drivers and offer a neutral but nuanced sound with 100 dB sensitivity and smooth response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. For as good as they sound, they look even better with their slotted aluminum enclosures.

These over-ear noise-canceling headphones were clearly inspired by Apple’s AirPods Max, but they have enough going on their own to warrant a look. The Sonos Ace has a dedicated button that lets you quickly swap the audio from a Sonos soundbar to the headphones. It can also use the soundbar to analyze your room and mimic a surround sound system.

Don’t just leave your good headphones lying on your desk. Put them in a place of honor with this handcrafted headphone stand from Oakywood. It features a faceted geometric wood base and a sturdy painted steel holder. Plus, its base has a built-in wireless phone charger with 15-watt fast charging. Choose from oak, walnut, or black-stained oak.

There are plenty of headphones tuned for pop and dance music, but Heavys H1H wireless headphones are engineered for listening to heavy metal and rock music. Their big cans pack eight drivers for exceptional frequency response and “Hell Blocker” active noise cancellation. Dress them up with artist shells to celebrate your favorite musicians.

Etsy seller The Hrdwood makes these elegant wooden headphone stands that put your over-the-ear cans in a place of honor instead of lying on a tabletop or stuffed into a drawer. They come in two versions – a smooth arch or a stair-stepped tunnel design. Each stand is handmade from your choice of walnut or light ash wood.

Everyday Carry’s latest curated collection includes some great new knives, bags, shoes, and headphones for your loadout. We’re big fans of the massive Mission Workshop Mass Transit duffle and the versatile but cleanly designed CIVIVI Sendy flipper knife with its stylish selection of handles.

This sculptural octopus art can hold headphones, hats, purses, or small accessories. Its head and eight tentacles offer multiple hanging positions and come with hanging hardware. It’s one of the many fun 3D-printed headphone holders you can find in the M3is3D Etsy shop.

Audio enthusiasts, Beveled Edge Studios handcrafts this elegant solid wood stand for headphones and personal listening gear. It can hold two pairs of over-the-ear headphones and has six small shelves for DACs, amps, and other small devices. They can also customize the unit to fit your audio equipment’s exact dimensions.

Next time you’re enjoying the most important meal of the day, wake up your ears with the Fruity Pebbles limited-edition of JLab’s popular Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds. They’re as colorful and bright as the sweet breakfast cereal, with 32 hours of Bluetooth playtime, custom EQ3 sound, and touch sensors.

Veho’s gaming headset cranks out high-quality, immersive sound. It has a futuristic style and offers comfort for marathon gaming sessions. Its noise-canceling mic is great for co-op strategy or taunting enemies. Compatible with PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch.