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The JBL Live 500BT are fairly versatile headphones that have a decent sound profile. These headphones are quite similar to the JBL E55BT, which seem to be the pr...Read more

JBL Tune 500BT (Wireless Headphone): 4.1 out of 5 stars from 11 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.Read more

The JBL Live 500BT wireless headphones support Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice control and deliver powerful, bass-forward audio.Read more

Table Of Contents_Why We Like It – Sony MDR ZX110PerformanceDesignValueSony MDR ZX110 Wrap Up Reader Rating63 Votes4.68.7Expert RatingThe Sony MDR ZX110 is among the cheapest headphones both in Sony’s lineup and the lineup of other over-the-ear headphones. And while its price even falls under many earbuds, it does provide considerably good performance for the price. With Active noise-canceling features, a strong bass, and more than durable cables, the Sony MDR ZX110 may just be one of the best over-ear headphones […]Read more

Sony MDR-ZX110B (Wired Headphone): 4.3 out of 5 stars from 13 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.Read more

The Sony MDR-ZX110NC are mediocre mixed usage headphones that have decent audio reproduction and don't leak much. Unfortunately, they feel cheaply made and poorl...Read more

The wireless headphones from Sony are lightweight and do not feel cumbersome at any pointRead more

The Sony WH-CH500 are on-ear headphones with a lightweight but cheap design that are okay for mixed usage. They have good 20-hour battery life and amazing wirele...Read more

There’s no such thing as the perfect pair of headphones for every situation. Depending on if you’re sitting in a quiet room or browsing a crowded department store, you’re going to want a very different pair. The same can be said for if you’re using your headphones for an hour, an afternoon, or all day long. Some headphone designs are capable of providing lasting comfort for much longer than others. For example, ear pad headphones that sit directly on your ears may be comfortable for three or four hours, but for longer times they tend to cause pain by compressingRead more