Headphones reviews 2025

Bose is rolling out a major upgrade for the QuietComfort series. With improved ANC, USB audio, and spatial sound, these premium headphones are becoming all-rounders for everyday use and travel.

The Superlux HD667 is a closed-back, over-ear headphone designed for drummers that offers exceptional sound isolation.

With the OneOdio Studio Max 1, Chinese manufacturer OneOdio introduces a DJ headphone that can be used via cable, Bluetooth or—most notably—through an included wireless transmitter.

The Fostex T60RPmk2 is the latest version of the semi-open over-ear headphone, equipped with updated planar magnetic drivers that deliver a warm, studio-grade sound.

The Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 is an over-ear model with head tracking, Bluetooth 5.4, and adaptive ANC. Additionally, its premium sound can be customized to your liking.

The EarFun Tune Pro are budget-friendly all-rounders with exceptional battery life, versatile connectivity, and clean, powerful sound.

Designed specifically for children, the wireless over-ear EarFun K4 headphones feature adjustable volume limiting, support the high-quality AAC audio codec, and offer an impressive battery life.

With the Nothing Headphone (1), tech start-up Nothing has delivered one of the most exciting audio products of 2025. Developed in collaboration with KEF, these over-ear headphones offer exceptional sound quality, intelligent features and a striking design.

With the Meze Audio 99 Classics, the Romanian headphone specialist offers closed-back over-ears that combine elegant walnut wood ear cups.

The Meze Audio Liric II combines planar magnetic driver technology with luxurious Macassar ebony ear cups, delivering premium materials, high functionality, and a warm, detailed sound.