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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.

The Echo Buds 2 from Amazon offer decent sound, noise cancelling and good value for money.

JVC equips the Bluetooth Earbuds HA-A8T with a solid battery life, voice assistant and phone support as well as music control functions.

What sets the Ultrasone Meteor One apart is a powerful, lively sound, making the compact over-ears versatile.

In its second generation, the Libratone Track+ continues to offer good wearing comfort, a balanced but somewhat matte sound and noise-cancelling that is a little too subtle.

With the Ultrasone Lapis, the Bavarian headphone specialist introduces the first wireless in-ear model to its range.

OpenRun Pro is the new top model from Shokz (formerly Aftershokz). They boast enhanced bass reproduction, a boosted battery life of up to ten hours, reworked microphones and better ergonomics. All of this looks good on paper, but how does it work in practice?

Sony is breaking new, thoroughly exciting ground with the LinkBuds WF-L900: smart True-Wireless headphones that aim to integrate themselves deeply into our everyday lives.

With the WF-C500, Sony offers True Wireless in-ears that, with a recommended price of 79 euros, see themselves as a classic consumer device and are available in several fashionable colours.

The Behringer MO240 offer both dynamic and symmetrical-armature drivers. With this technology in mind, these inexpensive in-ear headphones are particularly suitable for areas of application where voices and vocals need to be heard in dense audio productions or games. But classical music fans can be...