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IT MAY BE ONLY 4 YEARS OLD, but the HiFiMan brand has had a major impact on the growing world of portable audiophilia. The new HE-300, which uses conventional dynamic drivers, is the company’s most affordable over-ear headphone yet. With its solid, mostly metal construction and audiophile-grade detachable cables, it sure doesn’t look like it costs $249. You even get an elegant hardshell case in the deal.Read more

Hifiman HE-300: Review by Headfonia - The Headphone Enthusiasts' WebsiteRead more

The HiFiMan HE-400i are great critical listening headphones that are not really suitable for any other use case. They're comfortable and deliver an excellent sou...Read more

The Motorola Moto Buds-S ANC looks good on paper, but offers a pretty drab experience in practice—and a rather expensive, one at that.Read more

The Motorola Moto Buds-S ANC were built to take on other options in the $150 price range. In spite of promising possibilities, the results reveal gaps that affect how good the whole ...Read more

Motorola joins the few who want to completely cut the wire from Bluetooth earbuds. Check out how they did in our VerveOnes Wireless Earbuds Review.Read more

This is the second time I’ve had the pleasure of tackling a pair of earbuds by Ultimate Ears, and while the first pair featured an experience driven byRead more

The Ultimate Ears 500 differs both from UE’s lower-end dynamic-driver models and the old armature-based SuperFi line in offering a mildly v-shaped signature with impactful bass and sparkly treble.Read more

With six included earpieces, Ultimate Ears' 500 headphones can be tailored for a snug fitRead more