Headphones

The Logitech G433 is attractive and even comes in a variety of stylish colors, but the sound quality is just passable.

The HyperX Cloud Revolver S is a comfortable, durable and versatile gaming headset, though its surround sound offers mixed results.

The Here One smart wireless earbuds offer a unique listening experience by way of app-powered filters, but their battery life is short.

The Jabra Elite Sport earbuds pack in a ton of features, but inaccurate heart-rate readings and poor ergonomics mar the experience.

The Massdrop x Sennheiser PC37X is a wonderfully cozy gaming headset that offers rich sound and a crisp microphone.

Bragi's The Headphone delivers good audio with nearly 6 hours of battery life in a pair of lightweight wireless earphones.

Although it's hardly subtle, the Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 delivers top-notch sound with supreme comfort for both competitive and single-player gamers.

The LucidSound LS20 sounds fantastic and looks gorgeous, even if it feels a bit tight around the ears and requires a charge.

The Sennheiser GSP 300 delivers high-quality audio with a simple setup, a comfortable design and a pretty good microphone.

The Plantronics RIG 400HS headset feels cheap, but for the price, it offers a comfortable feel and functional audio.

The Plantronics Rig 600 is a great-sounding and highly versatile headset, as long as you can live without sound customization.

With a built-in heart rate monitor, accelerometer and storage for music, the Samsung Gear IconX earbuds are packed. Just don't expect long battery life.

Avoid these headphones until Motorola fixes the connection problems.

The QC35s combine best-in-class noise cancellation with superior audio quality and long battery life, making these the wireless headphones to own.

The Audeze Sine headphones offer excellent high-end audio in a supremely comfortable and luxurious design.

The HyperX Cloud Revolver offers rich audio within a comfy, durable design, but it lacks some key features for a $120 gaming headset.

The Blue Lola features an attractively unconventional design, comfortable ear cups and high-quality sound, with a few caveats for each.

The Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 420X delivers rich wireless sound on Xbox One, though its ear cups aren't the coziest.

The $179 Focal Sphear In-Ear Headphones are solid, unique earbuds that provide top-notch sound that's well worth the premium price.

The $25 Brainwavz Jive are affordable headphones that sacrifice nothing, and have good sound, a comfortable design and an easy-to-use inline remote.

The $109 Sennheiser OCX 686G Sports earbuds have great sound quality and a sweat-resistant design, but you'll have to deal with an awkward over-ear structure and limited inline remote.

The Skullcandy Strum earbuds offer good sound quality and an intuitive volume rocker, but they could use more ear-insert options.

The Sony MDR-XB950BT has impressive audio quality, but it's brought down by outdated style and overpowering optional bass.

The $149 Jabra Sport Coach wireless earbuds provide great sound quality, a comfortable design and easy-to-follow workout guides to help shake up your exercise routine.

The Plantronics Rig 500E is a one-of-a-kind competitive-gaming headset with swappable ear cups and impressive sound.

The Razer Kraken 7.1. Chroma delivers good sound, a great mic, and lots of audio options at a reasonable price.

With great sound quality and a reinforced design, the Audiofly AF120 monitors are ideal for musicians and audio buffs who want only the best — but that comes at a steep, $249 price.

The $129 Soul Run Free Pro wireless earphones offer good audio quality, a sweat-proof design and long battery life, but they could use more bass.

The $349 Torque Audio t096z earbuds not only sound great, but come with six tuning filters to customize your experience.

The $65 EMTEC Stay Wireless earbuds are affordable music makers with good audio quality and a comfortable, tangle-free design, but sometimes the bass overpowers.