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Preview: Cambridge Audio’s Melomania P100 Over-Ear Wireless Headphones Support Bluetooth AptX Lossless

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Cambridge Audio P100 Wireless ANC Headphones Black Lifestyle

Cambridge Audio today introduced its first over-ear headphones. The new Melomania P100 is a wireless noise-canceling headphone that complements the recently launched Melomania M100 true wireless earbuds, forming the new Melomania series for 2024. P100 Features Drivers and reinforcement: The P100 features a 40mm, three-layer Mylar driver tuned to Class AB amplification (as used on … Read more

A symphony of design details: Sonos Ace headphones

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The Sonos Ace The design story starts with Marcel Breuer’s Wassily chair. Bauhaus’s iconic modernist design represented an idealized balance between contrasts – soft and hard, simple and complex, machine versus the human body – and provided the Sonos design team with a perfect aesthetic and functional template for designing what became the first headphones … Read more

The HD 620S closed-back headphones from Sennheiser sound open and light

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The new HD 620S closed-back headphones from Sennheiser are open and airy like open headphones. … [+] headphones. Fokuspokus Media / Patrice Kunte When Sennheiser announced that it would license the development of its consumer products to Sonova AG, a hearing aid giant based in Switzerland, I was skeptical. At the time of the announcement, … Read more

Suunto Wing bone conduction headphones

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Finnish sports watch manufacturer Suunto’s claim to have released the first sports headphones developed ‘by athletes for athletes’ is debatable, but the Suunto Wing are undeniably among the best headphones for cycling. The Wing boasts a range of features designed to make cycling while listening to music as safe and enjoyable as possible, while the … Read more

AI headphones allow the wearer to listen to one person in a crowd just by looking at them once

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A team from the University of Washington has developed an artificial intelligence system that allows a user wearing headphones to watch someone talking for three to five seconds and then hear only the registered speaker’s voice in real time, even if the listener is away moves around in noisy places and no more. looks at … Read more

Four ways the Sonos Ace headphones beat Sony, Bose and Apple (and two ways they don’t)

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Sonos Ace headphones in soft white finish lying flat on a table

Ace – that’s not only the name of Sonos’ just-announced wireless headphones, but also how good they seem to be. Should their biggest rivals, namely the Sony WH-1000XM5, Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones and Apple AirPods Max, be concerned? They would be stupid if they didn’t. The Ace has a lot in common with one or … Read more