We doubt any DJ's will start using them any time soon, but commuters probably will.

Two new advanced technology headphones from Creative, for home and portable listening.

Plantronics aim to impress with comfort, build quality and audio fidelity. The sights are off, but by how much?

We audition the first entrant in our Bluetooth A2DP lineup.

Sony’s new Active series of headphones are designed to stay on your noggin, but that all depends on how well you wear them. We put our eardrums on the line, so you didn’t have to....

They may be extremely comfortable, but there are quite a few flaws in Creative’s Fatality branded gaming headphones.

Bundled headphones may not be up to your exacting standards and certainly none cater for listening on planes or trains, so why not consider upgrading to noise-cancelling headphones?

Anyone who has heard of the idea of noise-cancelling headphones would agree the idea sounds terrific.

Surround sound is an important part of DVD movies and the uptake of full surround sound in computer games is increasing. Most soundcards and even integrated sound systems on a motherboard have support for 5.1 surround sound audio, and yet many systems are used with 2.1 speaker systems or with stereo headphones.

Noise-cancelling earphones that won't break the bank, but the ANC7’s tend to warm your ears so much, you’re going wish for in-fan cooling.

Fancy a set of Bluetooth enabled headphones for playing some wireless tunes? Sony has shed the cables with its new Bluetooth headphone kit.

How the new, improved Bluetooth will deliver quality audio.

Sexy, isn’t it? And it might just knock Apple’s iPod Nano off its pedestal.

A funky set of  Bluetooth headphones. Connect to a variety of audio sources or use the built in MP3 player.

Samsungs multi-use camera comes with everything youd expect and then some. Twenty-first century style headphones, a transparent carry case, USB connector cable, tilt/swivel stand and our review camera came with a 16Mb (RCA brand) Compact Flash memory card.

Take the Xiro internals, pop them in a groovy egg-shaped casing, lose the dodgy controls, put one-touch buttons where they are needed, add a quality pair of headphones with built in volume control and what do you have? The Apacer BP300.

Creative's best efforts in desktop audio slide their way into the side of a laptop.

Don't make the mistake of thinking all iPod accessories are compatible with iPhones, or you could end up frying your new toy.

When Sony released its first 'Walkman' back in 1979 the feature it pushed most was 'pocket-sized'.

It may be pricey, but Sony's Walkman is a fine MP3 player and a good alternative to everything Apple