Headphones

Fantastic, comfy headphones at $140 and a solid, hard-to-fault pick.

He feels he upgraded from AirPods Pro 3 and loves them, though they lack a charging magnet.

Good-sounding, nice-looking headphones, but pricey and not updated since 2020, though they beat the fake.

Most recommendable $99 headphones, with huge battery life and satisfying physical controls, despite plastic build and only decent noise can…

Sound is fine but the build is awful, with cheap plastic and cups that angle outwards and ruin the seal.

Easily the best sounding product in the video, helped by Kim picking a good partner; scored a 6.

He calls it a strange product that seems to exist to get people talking about Dyson.

He thinks these are a big deal for the price, with adaptive noise cancellation, very long battery life and fast charging at just 99.

Vikkstar's open-back studio headphones, popular with gamers for comfort and being able to hear yourself.

Beats were never the best-sounding or best-value headphones, but brilliant marketing and bass-heavy tuning made them a phenomenon before Ap…

Convincing at first glance but all plastic, bass-heavy, and not that bad for the price.

Better than expected for the price, bassy and about as good as $15-30 headphones.

Noise cancelling is not the best out there, but battery life is a highlight at 23 hours.

Unusual headphones with a very different design, magnetic case, no buttons and a hybrid in-ear and over-ear fit with powerful bass.

The comfortable option for most people, with more spacious sound and punchy, bouncy bass, though he finds the two included cases odd.

A fairly expensive, high-end gaming headset with an odd fabric look but a handy detachable cable and boom mic.