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HE6 Redux? HIFIMAN HE600 Review
After the HE6se series ended up not scratching the itch for many fans of the original HE6, does HIFIMAN's new HE600 represent a proper return to the aggressive, vivid sound of the original HE6?
Studio Reference... but WIRELESS? — KALI HP-1 Review
We test KALI’s $200 HP-1 “reference” wireless headset—complete with Studio, Consumer, and Bass-Heavy profiles—and talk about how a product concept that could in theory help with quick mix checks ultimately fails in practice.
HyperX Cloud III S Wireless Review
The HyperX Cloud III S Wireless is, surprisingly, a genuinely good-sounding $180 closed-back wireless gaming headset with a relaxed, versatile tuning and EQ that saves onto the headset. While it's probably no secret why, watch the review to find out what made living with this headphone for about a month a much more enjoyable time spent than I expected it would be.
Apple AirPods Pro 3 Review: Disappointment of the Year?
The AirPods Pro 2 has been the default recommendation for wireless earphones since its release, so how does its successor measure up?
Watch This BEFORE Apple AirPods Pro 3 Reviews
Just like with the AirPods Pro 2, most of the AirPods Pro 3 measurements you're seeing online are wrong. The flawed testing methodology of reviewers and the lack of context on the part of consumers is fueling an endless spiral of confusion, so Listener's here to give you a way out.
Apple AirPods Pro 3 Announced!
Apple finally released the follow-up to the insanely popular AirPods Pro 2, but the question is: does everything we know about the AirPods Pro 3 point to it being a winner for audiophiles like the 2 was?
Can We Make HD 800S Sound GOD-TIER in 5 Minutes?
GoldenSound and Listener think they know what Andrew likes, but do they really? Watch as they challenge each other to see who can blind-EQ the best HD 800S preset for Resolve's taste.
Audiophile Songs of the Week
Resolve and listener take a break from headphone talk to swap music picks—an indie soundscape from Cloth and a bold jazz reinterpretation of The Beatles by Esperanza Spalding and Milton Nascimento.