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The Beoplay H100 from Bang & Olufsen is a high-quality pair of Bluetooth headphones that offer excellent sound, easy operation, powerful noise cancellation, first-class workmanship and an appealing design.

With the lightweight wireless Major V, Marshall stays true to its rock-n-roll attitude.

In contrast to conventional True Wireless in-ears, the Skullcandy EcoBuds are not supplied with a charging case, but with a battery-free charging station.

Very good sound, but only limited portability: Sonos aim to set standards with the Move 2, especially with the sound.

An update for the "DJ Pre-set" composition of the modular headphone system Aiaiai TMA-2.

The House of Marley Redemption ANC 2 are sustainably-made dynamic in-ears with rich sound, active noise cancellation (ANC) and fast charging.

The Sony LinkBuds S are the smallest and lightest True Wireless in-ears from the Japanese manufacturer to date. Despite their miniature design, you don't have to go without extensive features.

The House of Marley Champion support a high-quality audio codec in the form of the AAC format and convinced us with a successful, fun-oriented tuning, which makes the price of these cable-free in-ears seem attractive.

The idea of a pair of solar-powered Bluetooth headphones starts to become a reality with the Los Angeles by Urbanista. Thanks to Powerfoyle solar cells, these over-ears can charge themselves - provided there is a light source.

The House of Marley Rebel True Wireless in-ears are visually distinguished by their bamboo surfaces, which provide a pleasant feel and at the same time house precise touch controls. While the charging case can be powered either via USB-C port or wirelessly via Qi, these...