This is the first Hi-Fi wi-fi audio hub for headphones and speakers. It uses low frequency wi-fi to stream real-time audio to multiple listeners. Up to 4 at a time. Using small, individual wireless HUB receivers, the system works with any & all headphones & speakers. A funded Kickstarter.

The Ora GQ headphones are the first to bring graphene—and nanotechnology—to the headphone market. Graphene is a carbon compound 1000X lighter than paper and 200X stronger than steel, making it an ideal material for high-performance audio applications. The GQ headphones offer wired/wireless operation, a gesture control track-pad, lambskin leather and an ear-shaped design optimized for sound quality. The graphene drivers deliver superior sound, volume, 70% increase in battery efficiency & unrivaled high frequency response.

With the new 1000XM3 (Mark 3), Sony has made their top-of-the-line noise-cancelling headphones even better. The key to these redesigned over-ear headphones is a new noise-canceling processor, the QN1, which Sony says is better than the last model by a factor of 4; making them even better at blocking out airplane noise and similar environmental sounds we’d rather not endure.

The flagship H2 Wireless headphones from Even use Ear Print Technology to test your hearing and use the data to provide a fully customized listening experience. The profile is stored in your device and other Ear Prints can be created & managed within the H2 App. They feature real Walnut wood ear cups with 40mm Berylium drivers that deliver 110+/-2db of high-quality sound with less than 3% harmonic distortion. Battery life: 20 hours.

Created for gamers who demand the best in audio quality, namely lossless 24-bit high fidelity, SteelSeries’ Arctis Pro PC headphones plug into the “GameDAC” breakout box, an advanced DAC powered by an ESS Sabre 9018 chip. It’s a set-up sure to deliver next-level sound for gaming but will make the most of 24-bit streaming services like Tidal HiFi. A wireless version is also available.

With a design that folds flat for transport & travel, the MW50 wireless headphones from Master & Dynamic feature audiophile-quality sound powered by 40mm Berylium drivers & premium materials like machined aluminum, Lambskin leather, & memory foam padding. 16-hour battery life.

In celebration of 70 years in the innovation business, Sony has created a set of super high-end, high frequency headphones truly worthy of a “platinum” anniversary. The Z1R Signature Series features 70mm Magnesium dome drivers, neodymium magnets, aluminum diaphragms, and a headband made of beta titanium. Available in November.

Skullcandy’s Venue headphones feature a streamlined over-ear design and active noise cancelling as well as a convenient one-button “monitor mode” that allows you to easily switch off sound when someone is speaking to you. Best of all though, they feature a Tile tracking device built-in, so if you happen to misplace them, they’ll be easy to find with your smartphone, using the Tile mobile app.

With sound settings that automatically adjust to the noise around you, Jabra’s Elite 85h over-ear headphones deliver top-tier noise cancelling as well as supporting 3 voice assistants: Alexa, Siri & Google Assistant. They also offer an impressive 32-hour battery life and customizable audio profiles plus preset ones like: ‘Commute,’ ‘In Public’ or ‘In Private’ modes.

Controlled by a mere swipe or tap of your finger, Phiaton’s BT 460 lets you play, pause, fast-forward, rewind, adjust volume, and accept calls using an interactive surface on the right side of your headphones. It also allows you to connect 2 devices at once, like your phone & iPad, so you can watch movies & play games without the risk of missing a call.

Integrated 1-touch controls that allow you to take calls, scroll through songs & adjust volume as well as playback make for an intuitive experience with U-Jays Wireless over-ear headphones. Isolated sound is delivered through a pair of 40mm drivers. They also feature a 360º microphone & 25-hour battery life.

This week at CES, Sennheiser unveiled its update to the popular high-end 800 S series headphones: the HD 820. The open-back design features a metal over-ear can with a Gorilla Glass window putting the internals on display. The headband and ear-pads are a mix of synthetic leather and microfiber and it uses an over-sized 4.4mm audio-in plug to reduce distortion.

From the makers of recording studio-quality Blue brand microphones comes a new line of premium headphones. They feature 50mm drivers sealed in an airtight enclosure for superior sound and unique ergonomics provide a better fit. Choose from a passive sound model or go for the powered-up one that features a built-in audiophile 3-mode amplifier.

To achieve sound that’s 10-times better than standard dynamic headphones—clearer, crisper and distortion-less—the Bravo headphone from Sharkk uses electrostatic technology which requires a powerful amp to drive the audio. Sharkk has developed a hybrid of this expensive technology to create the world’s most affordable Electrostatic headphone with an incredible frequency response range of 6 Hz – 45 kHz.

The H4 is the latest offering in Bang & Olufsen’s premium line of Beoplay headphones. This wireless over-ear model is highlighted by aluminum construction & lambskin covered memory foam ear pads. They feature simple physical buttons to control playback & sound can be custom-tuned to your taste with the Beoplay App.

Google will soon have some new hardware on offer. The forthcoming Pixel Buds wireless headphones will feature gesture controls for music playback and calls as well as built-in Google Assistant. They will work with any bluetooth device but if you’ve got a Pixel phone, you can activate Google Translate for translating live conversations from 40 languages. Battery life is 24-hours and the included charging case will charge them back up multiple times.

You deserve a proper set of wireless over ear headphones. The over ear MW60 from Master & Dynamic would be a wise choice. Clean industrial design, full-grain cowhide leather trims & soft lambskin inside the ear pads. Foldable hinges, 16-hour battery. And sound? More good stuff: a pair of 45mm Neodymium high-performance drivers.

The handheld, American made MHA50 Portable Decoding Amplifier from McIntosh is engineered to make your music sound its best – and likely better than you’ve ever heard it before – through your headphones. It features a high-performance 32-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that decodes music files from almost any digital source and outputs audio that’s superior to what your device alone can produce. It has inputs for Apple iOS & Android OTG devices as well as Bluetooth 4.0 for wireless connectivity.

Unlike most wireless headphones that use a sound-degrading D/A converter to receive a bluetooth audio signal, Audio-Technica’s ATH-DSR9BT uses a different process—a chipset that delivers cleaner, hi-res sound directly to its DLC carbon-coated drivers. This wireless, over-ear model features 24-bit HD codec support, premium materials & 15-hours of continuous play.

Dolby is known worldwide for industry-leading sound technology. And finally, after decades as the subtle logo found stamped on the best audio products across many markets, Dolby is branding a product of their own, and likely, the first of many to come. The wireless Dolby Dimension over-ear headphones are optimized for home entertainment to deliver the premium sound quality Dolby calibrated devices are known for. Their wireless charging stand keep them juiced up & binge-ready.