The Powerbeats Fit are the latest addition to the Beats family, promising improved comfort and functionality, putting them at the top of the list of wireless headphones for active users. With a newly designed wingtip that is 20% more flexible, and IPX4 water and sweat resistance, these headphones promise to be not only great for training, but also for everyday use.
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In a world where headphones often cost more than a month's rent, the CMF Headphone Pro delivers a revolution: hybrid active noise cancellation up to 45 dB, a flexible design with replaceable ear pads, and a battery that lasts almost a week. At €99 (108 $), these headphones are CMF's first foray into the over-ear category, combining Nothing's style with affordability - and asks: why pay more for less?
The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 combine cutting-edge technology with elegant aesthetics: improved drivers, eight microphones for active noise cancellation, support for high-resolution audio, and up to 30 hours of battery life. For €729 ($799), you get headphones aimed at audiophiles who want luxury without compromise, but with a few ironic surprises in practice.
Bang & Olufsen has unveiled the Beo Grace, wireless headphones that combine aluminum, smart controls, and adaptive noise cancellation technology. They cost €1,500, which begs the question: are we paying for sound or primarily for prestige?
Nothing Ear (3) is not just another pair of wireless headphones. It's an attempt to redefine what a case is - no longer just a charging case, but a microphone, communication tool, and design statement all in one.
Bose has further enhanced its legendary active noise cancelling (ANC) technology with the next generation of QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds. With an AI-powered algorithm, improved call quality and practical updates like wax guards and touch mute, these headphones offer a superior experience for those seeking peace in the chaos of everyday life.
Apple today unveiled the Apple AirPods Pro 3, promising incredible sound quality, the world’s best active noise cancellation for in-ear headphones, exceptional fit and stability, heart rate monitoring during workouts, and longer battery life. These headphones aren’t just an upgrade—they’re your new personal trainer, translator, and guardian against the chaos of the world.
If sound is important to you but you don't want to break the budget (or you want to spend it wisely), here are eight headphone models that bring clear ideas to 2025: better noise cancellation, longer battery life, repairability, and even heart rate monitoring.
Marshall's new Marshall Bromley 750 is the brand's first entertainment speaker to focus on quality sound, long battery life and a robust design over flashy lighting effects. With 500 watts of power and 360-degree sound, it promises to revolutionize a category where compromises are no longer necessary - all for €999 (€1,299 $).
Google has just launched the Google Pixel Buds 2a – affordable earbuds with active noise cancellation, Gemini AI integration, and improved battery life. For just $129 / €152, they promise quality sound and comfort you wouldn’t expect in this price range, setting a new standard for budget devices.
The Sony Inzone H9 II combines the premium sound of the WH-1000XM6, comfort for long sessions, and a detachable microphone that makes it versatile. But the price may surprise you - is it really worth $350?
The Miniot Wheel 3 is a radical upgrade to the vertical turntable from the Netherlands: an optical stylus replaces magnets and coils, a new axial-flux direct drive with 24 magnets and five optical sensors predicts record errors in a single revolution, and the linear arm moves vertically.