Headphones - Hifiverse audio equipment catalog

Inside the headphones, a hybrid system with 10 radiators is controlled by a specially designed crossover. It uses a 4-band frequency crossover for air conduction drivers (DD, BA and EST) and an independent 2-band crossover for BCD drivers. The dynamic driver provides dense, "solid" bass, two armature radiators are responsible for the mid-frequency range, two more BA drivers form a clear response in the HF region, and a pair of EST radiators provide outstanding expansion in the ultra-high frequency range.

The basis of the SIVGA SM100 in-ear headphones is a broadband dynamic radiator with a diameter of 10 mm, operating in a two-chamber design. This architecture allows for more precise control of the air pressure in the rear chamber and minimizes resonances. In practice, this should provide clearer bass transmission, better control in the lower middle area, and a generally more balanced sound. During long listening sessions or when changing genres, this "controlled" delivery is useful because it reduces fatigue.

headphones rely on decent sound quality at a low price. A 13mm dynamic driver with a high polymer diaphragm is responsible for the sound. The manufacturer promises improved low frequencies, vocal clarity and detail in the medium and high ranges. A special feature is 360—degree panoramic spatial sound. The sound setting has passed the Gold Label certification from NetEase Cloud Music.

40mm dynamic drivers are responsible for the sound. The manufacturer emphasizes that, despite the standard frequency range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the headphones provide excellent stereo width — this can be a serious plus in gaming competitions.

The headphones are equipped with a number of useful "smart" functions. For example, a loss protection system with an audio alert if one of the headphones is left somewhere forgotten, automatic volume control depending on the level of the external background, and a proprietary Cleer+ mobile gadget application where you can adjust the equalizer, control gestures, and monitor the charge level.

The AZLA TRINITY is an inexpensive wired headphone that enters the territory of the middle price segment in terms of sound quality: the setup is what you would normally expect from noticeably more expensive models.

The headset is designed for platforms where USB-A is used as the main audio interface, which allows for stable transmission with low latency. A Game/Chat mixer is also available on the PC via this connection, allowing you to flexibly adjust the balance between the game's soundtrack and voice chat. In practice, the final VR3000 EX looks like a universal solution for PlayStation 5: direct connection, plus Gain control support.

The final ZE300 TWS headphones answer this question by combining a compact body with delicate but effective noise reduction. According to final Inc., the goal of the development is to combine an almost imperceptible fit with a more natural sound signature than many typical alternatives on the market.

The headphones feature an 8 mm diameter dynamic emitter, a pair of 6 mm speakers, and two armature emitters that deliver a natural, rich pitch with confident, weighty bass and clear upper–range exploration.

A removable silver‑plated OFC cable with 100 cores and a 2‑pin 0.78 mm connector is provided for connection. The kit includes options with a 3.5mm jack and USB Type‑C, which ensures compatibility with smartphones, game consoles and PCs. Clear voice transmission during gaming sessions is provided by an electret condenser microphone.

Practicality is the key feature of the Final UX1000. The headphones have a lightweight design, soft ear pads and a folding headband for easy transportation. The matte exterior finish of the cups is designed to collect fewer fingerprints and signs of wear.

Stax claims that the updated version is a direct response to the continuing interest of fans of high-quality sound reproduction, who hoped for the return of the original SR-009 model.

The Hammerhead V3 has received 11mm speakers that deliver clear midrange sound, powerful bass and clear high notes. Specially designed acoustic cameras reduce sound leakage and maintain playback quality even at high volume. The frequency range covers the standard 20 Hz–20 kHz.

A special feature of the model is the built—in artificial intelligence function for two-way speech translation. Now it will become much easier to communicate with foreigners: the device quickly processes and translates phrases in real time.

oBravo HAMT Signature is a premium headphone with Hybrid Air Motion Transformer (HAMT) technology. Equipped with a 40mm AMT driver and a 57mm dynamic driver, they deliver detailed sound with powerful bass and clear treble.

Externally, the headphones stand out with American walnut cups, which gives them a solid look. The design is complemented by interchangeable ear pads with artificial leather coating and acoustic foam filling, as well as a combined silicone and stainless steel headband.

The Binary EP321 in-ear headphones are equipped with a hybrid assembly of six drivers: two dynamic, three armature and one Direct Drive MEMS. Thanks to the carefully calculated crossover, the Binary EP321 headphones deliver powerful, but at the same time sophisticated sound that literally fascinates with resolution and a new level of spatial rendering. To top it all off, the Binary EP321 stands out for its unusual but very attractive design.

The Master & Dynamic MH40 wireless headphones are equipped with broadband speakers with titanium diaphragms with a diameter of 40 mm, and Bluetooth 5.2 is responsible for the stability of the wireless connection. For those who sometimes prefer a wired connection, USB-C or 3.5 mm options are available.

The FiiO JH13 hybrid in—ear headphones use solutions typically found in more expensive models, such as an asymmetric magnetic structure or an ultralight CCAW sound coil. The novelty is based on a hybrid assembly of a 10 mm dynamic driver, responsible for dense and controlled bass, and a pair of reinforcement radiators, which are assigned a high-frequency range.

Sennheiser HE 1 — Premium electrostatic headphones with integrated high-voltage amplifier class A on MOSFET transistors. They are equipped with a platinum-coated diaphragm, gold-plated ceramic electrodes and an ESS ES9018 DAC.