Earbuds stories

We look at the printer & PC manufacturer's new product round-up and the industry trends they're focused on.

We review the HyperX Cloud Mix Buds, which offer a 10-hour battery, low-latency audio, customizable controls, comfort, and multi-platform support.

We get our hands on this set of earbuds from HP Poly for review

Here's the new Bluetooth-enabled wireless headphone set from the company called TOZO. I tried it and here are my thoughts.

These little earbuds have taken everything I’ve thrown at them and, like Oliver, have simply asked for more. 

A couple of years ago, we reviewed the FreeBuds 4i and were impressed by their comfortability and well-balanced audio. So, how does the newer model compare?

Listening to music is quite an experience. The bass and treble sounds are distinct and makes listening to music a real pleasure.

Having the right equipment can make your run even more enjoyable. JBL has recently released its JBL Reflect Aero, true wireless Noise Cancelling active earbuds.

In a year with many new products on the market, the American audio electronics company recently released its last True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds, the Live Free 2.

Huawei’s latest attempt is further proof that the Chinese tech giants are more than capable of competing with the so-called ‘big boys’.

Today, whether it's for a call, listening to music, meetings, or gaming, earphones are an integral part of our lives.

The Jabra Elite 5 are the latest pair of true wireless earbuds from Danish audio company Jabra to hit the New Zealand market.

The Pathfinder earphones, or IEMs (in-ear monitors), are a collaboration between premium earphone manufacturer Campfire Audio and the high-fidelity digital audio system gurus at Astell & Kern.

Wave Audio, one of Australia's best new audio brands, has recently released a set of landmark noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds, the Immersive Pro.

Creative is back with the third version of its affordable Outlier Air wireless earbuds range - aptly named the ‘V3’. And this time, they come boasting ambient mode and active noise reduction.

If you’re a city dweller like me, you might be used to the noise of traffic waking you up now and again, especially if your apartment lacks air conditioning and the weather is as humid as it has been in Auckland this summer.

The Flow PRO are waterproof, true wireless, noise cancelling earbuds designed specifically for active sport. I've finally found my true match.

It’s been a little a while since I’ve tried a new pair of wireless earphones, mainly due to a couple of rough experiences with them in the past.

Skullcandy’s earbuds tend to offer a stylish design, comfortable fit, and great audio experience. Do the company’s latest earbuds, the Grind and Push Active models continue to impress?

Having reviewed dozens of pairs of headphones and earbuds over the last five or so years across all price ranges, I was excited to test two of Belkin’s latest models.

My first impressions of the WF-C500 earbuds were really good. The packaging is very similar to that of the flagship earbuds. The earbuds themselves came with a protective charging case, instructions, warranties, different size ear tips and a USB-C charging cable.

I have become more of a fan of earbuds since discovering my ears no longer have to ache, and they don’t have to continually fall out. JBL will be pleased to hear that no amount of head gyrating has managed to dislodge either bud.

I was very pleasantly surprised with the Sony WF-1000XM4. They sound great, they look great and they do noise cancelling right.

Skullcandy presents its Dime wireless earbuds, designed to sound great but without breaking the bank.