The pocket-sized Mymanu Link brings your wireless hookup to planes, the gym, and anywhere else you want to use earbuds.

From in-ears to over-ears, closed-back and open-back, there are plenty of wired headphones options out there. They’re ideal if you’d rather have the reliable, charge-free, and tactile experience of a ...

Tailored for audio enthusiasts, these headphones often feature wired options with powerful drivers that provide clear, high-definition audio and expansive soundstages. In our guide below ...

The most baffling flaw of these headphones is the lack of passive playback, meaning you have to turn on the headphones to use the wired connection ... will noticeably decline after a few years.

The company released its first pair of headphones, the AT-700 series, in 1974. Now, 50 years later, Audio-Technica is releasing new audiophile wired headphones to celebrate its half-century in the ...

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The company hasn’t been around all that long, but this is not Austrian Audio’s first rodeo at the entry point of the wired over-ear headphones market. Its performance credentials are ...

Our in-house review team tests around 100 pairs per year and for this definitive list has picked the very best wired and wireless performers for various budgets. Each pair below has passed our ...

Plus, they come with a super-sleek and slim carry case and both a USB-C cable and a USB-C to 3.5mm cable for wired listening. They’re expensive headphones, to be sure, but if you want headphones ...

Really though, it's best to treat these headphones as wireless for travel, and wired units for sitting at your desk. A 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm jack cable is included, but at 1.3 metres it's slightly too ...