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Brainwavz S0 IEM noise isolating earphones review
Hong Kong firm Brainwavz are responsible for a nice range of headphones and audio accessories on Amazon, including the subject of today’s review: the S0 IEM noise isolating earphones. These headphones boast a metal design, include an integrated mic and remote for use with smartphones and come with Comply S-400 foam tips alongside many other…
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Creative Outlier Sports review: our new favourite headphones for running and exercise
The Creative Outlier Sports are a fitness-focused set of in-ear headphones, designed to offer a comfortable and secure fit, whether you’re sitting at your desk or sprinting. They’re water resistant (to cope with rain and sweat), and they have a battery life north of ten hours (so you won’t be able to get out of…
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Sound BlasterX P5 review: in-ears for pro gamers
Creative has been a giant in PC gaming since its very inception; its Sound Blaster cards were once synonymous with sound cards. Few people buy dedicated sound cards any more, but Creative are still finding ways to show off their long-lasting aural expertise. Today we’re looking at one example: the P5 in-ear headphones, part of…
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a-Jays Four for iOS review: epic in-ear headphones
Jays are a Swedish brand with singular purpose: producing excellent headphones for mobile devices. Since 2006, they’ve produced well-received headphones in a range of styles and formats. Today, we’re looking at one of their more premium offerings: their a-Jays Four in-ear headphones. These earphones are designed for iOS devices like the iPhone, with powerful 8.6mm drivers,…