For 569 euros, you get a top-of-the-range device that can definitely compete with more expensive models.

Final's ZE3000 true-wireless model meets this requirement profile quite convincingly: good sound at a fair price.

The Vic Firth Bluetooth Isolation Headphones (model name "VXHP0012") are specialists: They attenuate ambient sound by a whopping 20 decibels to protect musicians – especially drummers – from their own sound.

The Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW deliver a lot of features at an exceptionally good price-performance ratio.

With the Rode NTH-100, the Australian manufacturer succeeds in making an interesting entry into the professional headphones market.

With the Cliq, the brand Intezze, which is particularly well-known in the Czech Republic, shows that True Wireless in-ears, priced far below the 100-euro mark, do not have to be cheap junk.

Dozens of IEMs compete for your audiophile favour in the 200 euro price range. This includes NXEars Sonata, which is positioned as a specialist device for talkers, podcasters and streamers.

The Creative Outlier Pro offer plenty of battery power, feature five-level attenuation and amplification of external noise as well as individual earpiece and sound settings via an app.

Sendy Audio's Apollo are a pair of headphones with magnetostatic drivers at an entry-level price.

The Final UX3000 turn out to be attractive Bluetooth over-ear headphones with a good price-performance ratio.