Reviews

The new GW100x is the latest version of the world's first open-back wireless headphones, from legendary Brooklyn NY headphone manufacturer Grado. If you're after an open-air experience without the needs for cables or a headphone amplifier, this might be just the ticket.

Grado Labs may have one foot firmly planted in the past when it comes to design, but their new GS3000x - the flagship of their "Statement Series" headphone range - very much makes a compelling case for itself in the world of modern high-end headphones.

The Focal Utopia has long been a benchmark in the upper echelons of high-end headphones. Can the newly-released 2022 Utopia take things to an even greater height?

With a trimmed-down weight of 420 grams, an all-new visual design plus all new planar-magnetic drivers, the new LCD-5 is a radically different flagship headphone than what you might have expected from Audeze.

HIFIMAN has released an updated version of their acclaimed Arya open-back planar-magnetic headphone, featuring new "Stealth Magnet" technology which promises even greater levels of transparency and performance.

The newest generation of "Reference Series" headphones from Grado Labs has arrived, including the RS2x which is made from a unique combination of maple and hemp.

Here's a review of the rather beautiful Grado White Headphone - Limited Edition. Did we like them? Read on to find out.

One of the fun things in reviewing – is it really fun? – is trying to work out what the product-specific acronyms that so frequently pop up actuall...

The Audeze LCD-2C Classic headphones go back to draw on the original classic LCD-2 headphones. How do we think they stack up in 2021?

Here we take a deep dive with three models from the new Grado Labs Prestige Series, the SR60x, SR125x and SR325x.

I’ve been aware of the name Fostex probably close to as long as I’ve been interested in high fidelity sound. And that has been a long time. But I t...

The MySphere 3.2 headphones are quite unlike anything else on the market. Read and see what makes them so very different, and so great.

What's hemp got to do with it? Grado reckons its Limited Edition "The Hemp Headphone" gets particular tonal benefits from its hemp and maple housings. See what we think.