Headphones

Listening to good music is really a habit of every second person. But as you are travelling in a public so you cannot hear your favourite music directly you may need headphones, to listening your music. Everyone has a habit of listening songs and youtube videos. And latest headphones gives you freedom to take you calls while you are riding your bike. Headphones are really convenient to use and you get two types of headphones available in online market first you will get wired headphones and second you can buy wireless headphones. 

What are the Different Types of Headphones?

Closed-Back Headphones

Open-Back Headphones

On-Ear Headphones

Over-Ear Headphones

In-Ear Headphones

Earbuds

Bluetooth Headphones

Noise-Cancelling Headphones

Wired Headphone

True Wireless Headphones

Sony Headphones

Sony is one of the largest electronics manufacturers in the world, producing a variety of products from cameras to TVs. Their headphone lineup is similarly wide and diverse, so whether you're looking for noise cancelling over-ears to help cut down ambient sound during your commute or sports-oriented earbuds with very stable fits, there's a variety of products available to meet your needs. 

Sennheiser Headphones

Sennheiser is a reputed brand among audiophiles for their wide range of open-back headphones at various price points. They also make Bluetooth models for more casual listening and dedicated TV headphones so you can enjoy your favorite shows wirelessly without lip-syncing issues. They make both over-ears and in-ears but don't have very many truly wireless models. 

Audio Technica Headphones

Audio-Technica is a Japanese brand that makes a range of different headphones. They may be best known for their M-Series headphones, a line-up of closed-back studio headphones intended for professional use. This line-up includes many options, and it's not always obvious which provides the best value for the price. However, their best products stand out for their build and sound quality and are for audiophiles and audio professionals. They also make headphones with active noise cancelling and Bluetooth models for when you're out and about, but we haven't tested as many of them.

Beyerdynamics Headphones

Beyerdynamic is one of the oldest headphone manufacturers and are the inventors of the first dynamic transducer headphones. They mainly focus on hi-fi headphones with a neutral sound profile and a high build quality. Their open-back over-ear headphones also tend to have a more extended bass response than many other open-backs that we've tested. However, some users may find their sound is quite bright and that sibilants like cymbals can sound piercing. This can vary from person to person, though.

JBL Headphones

JBL is an American manufacturer that offers a wide variety of audio equipment like speakers and headphones. They have a large headphone line-up that makes it easy to find a product that best suits your needs. This brand is also a subsidiary of Harman, so many of their headphones have a very neutral and accurate default sound profile, which should please most users. 

Beats Headphones

Beats, or Beats By Dre, are an American company founded by Dr. Dre, a rapper and record producer. Their iconic over-ears are quite popular, and you can easily spot them in a crowd, thanks to their flashy look. Although they originally had the reputation of making plasticky, bass-heavy, and over-priced headphones, since being acquired by Apple Inc. in 2014, Beats have been making an effort to tweak the performance of their products. Their headphones tend to have a well-balanced sound profile and a comfortable fit. 

Jabra Headphones

For a long time, Jabra has been producing call center and office-oriented headphones. That said, over the last few years, they've diversified their lineup to offer more casual and sports-oriented truly wireless headphones. Still, for Bluetooth headphones, many of their products have solid microphone performances, which is good if you make many calls throughout the day. Most of their products are also compatible with the Jabra Sound+ app, which offers customization features like EQ presets to help you adjust them to your liking.

Jaybird Headphones

Jaybird has been on the market since 2006 and specializes in sports-oriented headphones. Their headphones tend to have high IP ratings for water resistance, stable fits, and a durable, robust build. Most of their headphones are also compatible with Jaybird's My Sound app, which offers features like a parametric EQ and presets so that you can tweak them to suit your tastes. Unfortunately, some of their headphones use proprietary charging cradles, so if you forget it when you're out and about, you may not be able to recharge your headphones. 

Anker Headphones

Anker is a Chinese company known for their affordable electronic accessories like power banks and charging cables. This brand also makes audio products like speakers and headphones under the 'Soundcore' label. Overall, their headphones offer a good price to performance ratio and come in many different styles. Some headphones are also compatible with the Soundcore app, which offers a graphic EQ plus presets to help you customize their sound.

Razer Headphones

Razer is a gamer-centric company that produces a wide array of equipment like laptops, mice, keyboards, and computer chairs. A lot of their headphones have a colorful design or customizable RGB lighting so that you can show your flair. Many headphones are also compatible with Razer Synapse software, which offers features like a graphic EQ, mic level, and surround support. Although they mostly retail over-ear headphones designed with gamers in mind, they offer a couple of more casual-use truly wireless in-ears and earbuds.

SkullCandy Headphones

Skullcandy is an American company that focuses on making bright and colorful Bluetooth headphones. Their products usually have thumpy, bass-heavy sound profiles and are well-suited for fans of EDM and hip-hop. Many of their products are also found at a low price point, but unfortunately, this tends to be reflected in their plasticky, less-than-premium build quality.

Plantronics Headphones

Plantronics, otherwise known as Poly, is an American company that produces audio communications equipment. Historically, they produced headsets for the aviation and space industry. More recently, they produced more versatile headphones with casual use and gaming in mind. However, in the last few years, they're re-oriented themselves to return to call-oriented headphones, some of which come with dedicated docks and boom mics. However, we haven't tested their full lineup yet. Overall, their products offer dedicated controls and customization features related to calls. 

Portronics Headphones

Signature Acoustics Headphones

iBall Headphones

Intex Headphones

Candytech Headphones

Zebronics Headphones

Syska Headphones

Alpino Headphones

Quantum Headphones

MuveAcoustics Headphones

CallMate Headphones

Leaf Headphones

MiVi Headphones

boAt Headphones

Noise Headphones

Crossbeats Headphones

Boult Headphones

Ubon Headphones

One of the Indian earphone brands where headphones/earphones are built with a quality that can withstand the pressures of everyday listening.