Reviews, Articles, Ratings and Comparisonsen-usSun, 14 Mar 2010 10:30:21 EDTSun, 14 Mar 2010 10:30:21 EDThttp://www.headphoneinfo.com The QuietComfort 15s are the latest headphones in Bose\'s line-up of active cancelling headphones. It\'s quite an improvement over the QuietComfort 3s. They might be a bit expensive, and they might not have the best audio quality, but they have some of the best active cancellation we\'ve tested so far.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Bose-QuietComfort-15-Active-Noise-Cancelling-Headphones-Review-952.htm The AblePlanet Clear Harmony NC200s are an entry-level pair of active noise cancellation headphones. You can find the NC200s for about $100, making them a decent budget option. Since they\'re an entry-level option, you shouldn\'t expect pristine sound quality. http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/AblePlanet-Clear-Harmony-NC200-Active-Noise-Cancelling-Headphones-Review-946.htmShure announced some new headphones in the SRH line: the SRH750DJ. As one could feasibly guess from their name, they were designed with DJs in mind. The headphones use custom 50mm drivers, which should "deliver high-output bass with extended highs," which is something no self-resepecting professional DJ should be without. The cable and ear cups are replaceable, which should extend the headphones\' longevity. Click here to read more and see a larger image!http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Shure-announces-new-addition-to-SRH-line--the-SRH750DJ-headphones-944.htmWe finally got in the Sennheiser HD 800s. So what\'s our verdict? They\'re amazing. Really. They\'re one of the best pairs of headphones we\'ve reviewed. The one sticking point, however, is their $1400 price tag. Check out our test results and graphs and whatnot; hopefully they\'ll help you decide if an investment in the HD 800s is an investment in your aural future. http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Sennheiser-HD-800-Headphones-Review-941.htmUltrasone, the manufacturer known for the HFI-2200s and probably other headphones as well, has unveiled a new flagship model today. You can read more about it and see a larger picture by clicking this posts\'s title!http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Ultrasone-unveils-new-flagship--the-HFI-2400-939.htm Oh man! We got the Sennheiser HD 800s in the mail today! Click here to read the full article, which is full of terrible iPhone pictures!http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Prepare-to-be-ASTOUNDED-by-our-HD-800s-review--932.htmGrado, a company known for its innovative design, is set to revolutionize the headphone industry once again. The new GR8s are the first headphones in Grado\'s line-up that won\'t rest outside the head. Due to an as yet unspecified technological breakthrough, these new headphones will actually fit inside the ear.   Read on for our preliminary breakdown of this incredible feat of engineering. [via Gizmodo]  http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Grado-makes-revolutionary---in-ear---headphones-928.htmTwitter is arguably the greatest technological advancement since technology was even invented. HPI has therefore decided to leap into the future of communication as we know it by creating a Twitter account. We\'ll update it when we get test results or publish reviews. It should also serve as a more direct means of communication between us and you, our adoring fans.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/HPI-is-now-on-Twitter--So-I-guess-we-have-that-going-for-us--922.htmThe PS500MMs are a set of gaming headphones from AblePlanet. As such, they have a mic on a bendable arm and a volume switch. Unlike most headphones we\'ve reviewed, the mic and headphones don\'t share the same plug: they follow the "green for playback, red for mic" color scheme that PCs use.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Able-Planet-PS500MM-Headphones-Review-918.htmThe Z-buds come to us from Zagg. They\'re portable in-ears with semi-open backs. They also have two in-line controls: a remote button and microphone, plus  a volume control. The Z-buds have a suggested retail price of $80, but, like anything, can be found for cheaper. http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Zagg-Z-buds-Headphones-Review-911.htmThe iPhone 3G S is here, and it comes with some freebie headphones. We tested these headphones. They\'re not great, but they aren\'t nearly as bad as we would have guessed.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Apple-iPhone-3G-S-Headphones-Review-899.htmThe DT 770s are another set of headphones in Beyerdynamic\'s MANUFAKTUR line. The MANUFAKTUR service allows users to create customized color schemes as well as fine-tune other aspects of their headphones. The DT 770s are a solid pair of headphones with good sound quality and average isolation for over-ears. We had some issues with fit, like with other Beyerdynamic headphones. Try them on for a few hours before your warranty lapses. The DT 770s are available for $285 via Beyerdyanmic\'s website.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Beyerdynamic-DT-770-Headphones-Review-897.htm The Sennheiser HD 650s are a set of high-end, open-backed, over-ear headphones. The HD 650s implement their open-backed design in an aesthetically interesting way, covering the backs of the ear cups with a grey grate which offers barely any physical barrier between your sound and the world around you. This will create a large, open soundstage, but means the headphones won\'t be good isolators. The headphones also feature a removeable cord. Since the cord is often the first thing to break, this feature should help extend the life of your headphones. The HD 650s are currently available for about $500.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Sennheiser-HD-650-Headphones-Review-878.htmhttp://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/top-reviews-875.htmhttp://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/blog-links-873.htmThe DT 990s recently got re-released under Beyerdynamic\'s MANUFAKTUR line. This line lets you pick out the headphones\' color, impedance, and cord style. These new, improved DT 990s have above average audio quality, but suffer from some significant fit issues. The DT 990s can currently be purchased for about $350. http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Beyerdynamic-DT-990-Headphones-Review-867.htmThe SE115s are Shure\'s new entry-level edition in their popular SE series of in-ear headphones. At first glance, there isn\'t much to separate the SE115s from the rest of Shure\'s options. They have the same design, their performance results have similar trends, and the headphones come with similar sleeve options. The main thing you\'ll notice are the SE115s don\'t come with Shure\'s regular batch of extras.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Shure-SE115-Headphones-Review-851.htmThe ATH-W5000s are a super high-end option from Audio-Technica. The ear cups are made from striped ebony wood and the ear cups are lambskin. Looking at these headphones, it\'s easy to tell they\'re for people that are serious about audio. Interestingly enough, the ATH-W5000s didn\'t perform particularly well on our audio tests. http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Audio-Technica-ATH-W5000-Headphones-Review-844.htm   In an effort to get you guys the awesome headphone reviews you salivate for, we\'ve let the Headphone ReviewBot collect dust lately. Allow us to remedy this by quickly summing up our last four reviews. If you like reading, we recommend you read the full reviews. If you hate reading, then you will love this blog post.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/A-bunch-of-review-retrospectives-832.htm The SE530s are at the high end of Shure\'s in-ear options. Like other Shure in-ears, the SE530s come with a variety of extras, such as eight different sets of sleeves, an optional volume control, and an optional remote and mic. The S530s have a modular cord, meaning it\'s a bit under a foot and a half long. This is ideal for connecting to a media player in an arm band. The headphones also come with an extension cord that makes them a typical length for a set of in-ears.http://www.headphoneinfo.com/content/Shure-SE530-Headphones-Review-825.htm