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The Soundcore C40i sits comfortably, delivers good sound (including a 3D sound option) and, thanks to good app integration, there are plenty of ways to customise it.

Elegant design, precise sound and high wearing comfort - the Sivga Anser offers a versatile and enjoyable listening experience. The workmanship and sound quality are every bit as good as the manufacturer's previously tested headphones.

The Shokz OpenSwim Pro is optimised for mobile use, especially for sports, and can be used both on land and in the water thanks to the integrated MP3 player.

The OpenRun Pro 2 is a combination of Shokz's proven bone conduction technology and additional dynamic drivers.

The Californian company's range includes the JLab JBuds Open Sport, a lightweight open-ear headphone for active lifestyles.

When it comes to microphone sound and sound quality, the Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro is an impressive open over-ear headset.

The second generation of Beyerdynamic's DT 1990 Pro studio headphones is now available in a 30-ohm version. Do the open, circumaural studio headphones have anything new to offer?

The Nothing Ear (open) are high quality open ear headphones. They sound great and are comfortable to wear.

The Soundcore AeroFit 2 by Anker will impress you with its powerful sound reproduction, with hardly any loss of bass due to the open ear design.

The iBasso SR3s are a pair of headphones with a very appealing sound that offer excellent value for money.