Headphones

The ROG Kithara headset was originally designed as audiophile headphones with a gaming bent, not the other way around – and this is noticeable at all levels of the design. A 100 mm planar magnetic emitter, configured by ASUS in conjunction with HiFiMan, is a rarity even for the High End. The large membrane area allows for more air to be moved with minimal distortion while maintaining speed and control.

The headphones are attached behind the ear using a hook-shaped element, and the speaker is placed in the auricle. At the same time, the user does not lose touch with the outside world. The key feature of the device is the ANC—type adjustable noise reduction mode. Three levels of noise reduction are available to the user, and even the weakest one works noticeably.

The Klipsch Atlas HP-3 occupies the top of the line as the flagship model. The semi-open design, according to Klipsch, is designed for critical stereo drying, where priority is given to space, airiness and a more "acoustic" music delivery close to the speakers. Special attention is paid to comfort and materials: a wider and softer headband for better weight distribution, alcantara trim, perforated cups for ventilation during long listening sessions, as well as premium packaging with a separate headphone stand.

The Klipsch Atlas HP-2 offers a closed design with an emphasis on enhanced bass output and a more powerful, immersive effect at low frequencies. This model is designed for listeners who are looking for intense energy delivery without overblown or uncontrolled bass, and is aimed primarily at fans of bass-oriented sound, rather than the mass consumer.

The Klipsch Atlas HP-1 is a wireless, full–size, active noise-canceling headset designed for travel and everyday use. The main focus is on an ultralight design, a high level of comfort during long-term wear and a long battery life.

The key feature of Skyland is its patented Full-Drive technology. Thanks to it, it was possible to increase the effective area of the magnetic induction field. The headphones use ultra—thin diaphragms with a thickness of only 500 nm, which significantly reduces distortion, especially in the high-frequency range. Safety grilles with fine mesh above the radiators help to keep the sound open.

One of the key features of the DUNU x FitEar Kaoru in-ear headphones is a three-stage elliptical sound guide. Unlike the standard round nozzles used in most IEMs, this elliptical shape, based on FitEar's professional data on custom ear casts, provides a more natural and comfortable fit. Kaoru promises the feeling of custom headphones in a universal case. The design combines a black interior camera and faceplates in French grey.

The Whizzer W1S wireless headphones feature AN ANC active noise reduction system with a focus on balance and comfort during prolonged listening. According to Whizzer, the system is optimized to reduce fatigue during long listening sessions — ideal for traveling, working days, or just to disconnect from everyday life for a few hours.

The TANGZU OXDemon King headphones feature an 85mm planar magnetic emitter with an ultra-thin membrane. The result is classic planar magic: lightning–fast response, uniform distribution of power over the entire surface of the radiator, and distortion that remains under control even at maximum volume levels.

The Whizzer 1969S overhead headphones are equipped with broadband 40mm dynamic radiators with a long-stroke, very thin metallized diaphragm. This allows for better control of the sound wave, resulting in a clearer sound and more controlled low frequencies than would be expected from such a lightweight overhead design.

The headphones are equipped with 40 mm dynamic radiators ‑ they create an immersive effect and provide clear spatial sound. A removable Meta Voice microphone on a boom is included: it transmits speech in high quality. Another useful feature is the Sidetone function, thanks to which the user hears his own voice through the headset.

The main feature of the Tanchjim Soda in—ear headphones is two passive solid-state radiators located together in the new Silk System from Tanchjim.

The Punch Audio Portazo headphones are based on a dynamic driver with a composite diaphragm. The suspension is made of liquid silicone, and the dome is made of polymer material LCP, which allows each part of the diaphragm to operate in its optimal mode. The result is to provide a low—frequency foundation with a real rumble, complemented by a focused and percussive midpoint - without blurring and softness.

The Fender MIX wireless headphones feature high-performance drivers with 40 mm graphene diffusers, a hybrid active noise reduction (ANC) system, and dual ENC microphones.

One of the distinctive features of the Grell OAE2 headphones is their modular design. Ear pads, headband elements and other components are interchangeable and designed for easy replacement. This is useful not only for repairs, but also reflects a conscious approach to sustainability and durability. Grell Audio also emphasizes environmentally-certified manufacturing, the use of durable materials, and completely plastic-free packaging. A modern approach – without intrusive slogans.

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.