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As everyone has been pointing out to Apple, wireless earphones look a bit weird and are rather easy to lose. Wireless headphones, on the other hand, make a lot more sense: they’re big enough to look after themselves, and you avoid the annoyances that come with trailing wires, including the ‘microphone effect’, where accidentally touching […]Read more

Not all Bluetooth headphones are made equal: here's our pick of the very best you can buy in 2020Read more

Sony MDRZX330BT (Wireless Headphone): 4.1 out of 5 stars from 14 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.Read more

Sony WH-CH400 Review: Good bang for buck offering balanced highs, mids and lows tech news at BGR IndiaRead more

The Sony WH-CH400 are good-sounding on-ear headphones. These are wireless-only, and you can't use them with an audio cable. They feel cheaply made with very thin...Read more

Sony WH-CH400 Wireless Headphones (Wireless Headphone): 4 out of 5 stars from 2 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.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