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We purchase our own headphones and put them under the same test bench, so that you can compare the results easily. No cherry-picked units sent by brands.
See the previous 1.2 changelog.
See the next 1.3.1 changelog.
We're changing our approach for reviewing headphones' sound. We'll stop trying to say which headphones sound better overall. Instead, our goal is now to describe what the headphones sound like, so you can find which one matches your preferences.
To that end, we did the following:
With this change, you can now create a custom rating to find headphones that match your taste. For example, if you want to find headphones that are “Mostly neutral, but a little bit more bass and on the warmer side”, create a custom rating with a mix of “Neutral”, “Bass Heavy”, “Warm”, “Peak/Dips”, and other non-sound elements you care about.
This is the first attempt at this new goal. Our current solution is rather simplistic and contains flaws. There will still be a few inconsistencies in the text on our website, especially for older reviews until we transition over the next few months.
As always, our test methodology is a work in progress and we depend on your feedback to improve it. Before improving it more, we want to gather your suggestions to make sure our efforts are aligned with what you care about. Let us know if you like these changes, and if you have other suggestions on what we can improve, either by leaving a comment or sending us an email to headphones@rtings.com. Our tests for headphones wouldn't be as good as what they are now without your help.
Gain early access to all tests results for new products
Prices will now be listed directly in reviews and tables
Have 5 votes per product category to choose which product we’ll review next
Gain unlimited access to detailed test results in tools and results (no blurred results)