Gaming

Orderly microphone and sound quality, uncomplicated, stable software – with its typical Playstation 5 design, Sony aims the new Inzone H3 headset at users of its consoles and beyond.

The LG TONE Free DT90Q come with a considerable range of features. In terms of sound, there is little to complain about for this price range

Massive output power, the highest quality electronic components and a fully dual-mono balanced Class-A design result in sublime sound with reference quality.

Flawless workmanship, innovative technology, powerful performance and outstanding sound: the SPL Phonitor 2 gets an unreserved recommendation as a partner for reference-level headphones.

The comfortably fitting Edifier NeoBuds Pro from the Chinese manufacturer support premium codecs for HiRes audio via Bluetooth, feature a low-latency gaming mode and are said to offer high speech intelligibility during phone calls thanks to three microphones per side.

The Yamaha TW-E5B impressed us with its open sound, high voice quality during telephone calls and problem-free usability. Although they do without noise cancelling, they are undoubtedly a practical accessory for everyday mobile life.

Thanks to the latest technologies from Qualcomm Snapdragon Sound (QSS), the Edifier NeoBuds S are said to offer HiRes audio via Bluetooth, low latency and crisp voice clarity during phone calls.

Balanced sound, up to 60 hours of battery life, Bluetooth multipoint and a low latency mode for gaming and video applications – the Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT bring some serious fun!

Good sound thanks to sound personalisation, effective noise cancellation (ANC) and sound quality of up to 24 bits and 48kHz: the true-wireless debut from the Heilbronn-based audio specialists Beyerdynamic has succeeded with the Free Byrd.

Timely True Wireless optics, transparency mode and app connection: it's easy to get the impression with the new Sennheiser TV Clear Set that you're putting hi-fi sound in your ears.