The Ultimate Ears Super.Fi 5 Pro earphones are long and a little knobbly compared with most sets, but then again once you enter the world of exotic, expensive earphones, you find they come in more shapes and sizes than you’ll find down your local Currys. Find out if strange shape equals strange sound in our Ultimate Ears Super.Fi 5 Pro review.
Chances are you’ve spied the Sennheiser HD800 cans before. They’re the German audio fanatic’s hottest ever headphones, packing stunning sound quality and gorgeous looks. There’s just one small issue. They cost a grand. So you have to ask whether it’s worth fronting up a thousand big ones so you can listen to your poodle rock collection as it was meant to sound. Read our Sennheiser HD800 review now and we’ll help you make your mind up.
Make no bones about it: the Archos 3 Vision is a killer alternative to the powers of the spanking new iPod nano, with a spec sheet that’ll sate tech heads, music buffs and mobile video junkies alike. And at just a penny shy of £90, it offers killer value too. Read our full Archos 3 Vision review now and get the complete picture.
Ever get to the point of apoplectic rage when someone next to you on the train cranks their headphones up so loud you can hear their awful big beat? Well they need a pair of Griffin MyPhones. Designed for kids, they can never go above 85 decibels. A good call or “the nanny state gone mad”? Read our Griffin MyPhones review to find out.
B&O has given its excellent A8 headphones a colourful makeover, but do they still sound up to scratch? And how do they compare to the excellent Creative Aurvana Air? Read our full Bang&Olufsen A8 review now and we’ll tell you whether they’re worth a punt.
Creative is usually known for its skills in churning out respectable, if unremarkable, iPod–baiters. But the Creative Aurvana Air headphones put this some time MP3 maker into different territory. So do they make the audio cut? Or should they be trashed like the bundled buds you get with Creative’s PMPs? Read our Creative Aurvana Air review now and get the full skinny.
Eye up the new iPod touch and you’d be forgiven for thinking nothing has changed. Externally, Apple’s finger-friendly iPod is the same as the previous generation, but inside it’s all new. Read our iPod touch 3G review now to see if it’s worth a punt.
