NuraLoop Adaptive Earphones

Our hearing profiles are nearly as unique as our fingerprints. NuraLoop Adaptive Earphones take this into account. They fire off a sequence of sounds when you first put them on, using tiny microphones, an algorithm that's been proven in over-ear headphones, and Otoacoustic emissions to measure what your brain hears and adjust the sound to match. The result is a sound signature that's customized to your own anatomy, letting you hear details you'd miss otherwise. They also offer active noise-cancellation, a "social mode" that lets you hear ambient noise without removing them from your ears, and touch controls. Expect them to hit store shelves later this year.

Sony WH-1000XM3 Noise-Canceling Headphones

For years, if you needed a set of headphones to silence the outside world, Bose was the unanimous choice. With the WH-1000XM3 — crowned by many as the best headphone of 2018 — Sony has staked its place at the top. Using an array of mics and a QN1 processing chip, they eliminate ambient noise in real-time while providing vibrant, rich audio that's Hi-Res certified. They're also wireless, with up to 40 hours of battery life, charge quickly over USB-C, and have simple gesture controls built into the right cup of their lightweight, comfortable body.

Dolby Dimension Headphones

Built from the ground up for binge-watching, the Dolby Dimension Headphones are a perfect solution for divided living rooms. LifeMix technology lets the listener decide the amount of ambient sound they want to hear, letting them focus on their show while not cutting them off from their surroundings. As a Dolby product, they also offer cinema-like sound, and dedicated buttons on the right earcup make switching between sources a breeze. They're powered by custom 40mm drives, ship with a wireless Power Base charger, and allow for customization via a companion app.

Decibullz Custom Molded Wireless Earphones

Wireless earphones have come a long way, but there are still many that just don't fit right in your ears. Decibullz is fixing that with their custom molded earphones that form to the exact shape of your ears. Just heat the thermo-fit earpieces in warm water and press into your ears for a perfect fit. Each pair also boasts award-winning sound, IPX7 waterproofing, and the ability to last as long as 25 hours before their next charge.

Presented by Decibullz.

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless Earphones

Sennheiser's Momentum headphones are known for their sonic chops. The Momentum True Wireless brings that same experience directly to your ears, no cords required. Packed inside their tiny bodies are 7mm dynamic drivers, an app-controlled EQ, and support for AAC and aptX, all of which adds up to outstanding audio reproduction. The touch-sensitive metallic outer surface gives single-tap access to Siri or Google Assistant, and the Transparent Hearing feature lets you meld your music with noises from the world around you. They come with a handsome fabric-wrapped case that boosts the battery life from four to 12 hours.

Hadoro Carbon Black AirPods

Like many Apple products, AirPods are quickly becoming ubiquitous. Stand out from the crowd with Hadoro Carbon Black AirPods. The charging case is crafted from carbon fiber with a graphite finish and visible weave pattern, and emblazoned with the "H" logo, while the earphones themselves have a scratch-resistant matte black soft-touch finish. They arrive in a custom box with the charger and original component kit.

ColorWare AirPods Retro Earphones

Modern convenience. Old-school looks. ColorWare AirPods Retro give the wireless earphones an Apple IIe-inspired makeover. The pods get refinished in a matte putty color, while the case gets faux vents and a rainbow-colored button. Otherwise, they're just like the originals, with surprisingly good sound, a W1 chip, 24-hour battery life when used with the charging case, and at-a-tap Siri access. Available for a limited time only.

Aedle VK-X Wireless Headphones

Paris-based Aedle is known for their high-end headphones, but up until now, you've needed a cord to enjoy them. No more. The VK-X is the company's first wireless offering. Using Bluetooth 4.2, they offer support for AptX HD, LDAC, and AAC audio up to 24 bit/96kHz, and have powerful active noise cancellation, making them ideal for travel. A multi-function rotating control lets you pause, skip tracks, and adjust the volume, and custom 40mm drivers provide outstanding audio reproduction. They last up to 24 hours per charge over USB-C, and have the same tasteful design, with genuine lambskin leather on the headband and earpads and machined aluminum cups, that helped make their past models so alluring.

Shure KSE1200 Electrostatic Earphone System

Electrostatic headphones provide a level of sound quality that is unparalleled, but toting around a bulky pair of headphones and dedicated amp limits their mobility. Shure's new KSE1200s feature a single-driver electrostatic force that pushes sound without any interference from coils or stiff cones for clarity and detail you can't get from other portable players. The sound isolating earphones come with their high-voltage amplifier for digital to analog conversion and integrate seamlessly with premium audio players.

Ultimate Ears UE Live Custom In-Ear Monitors

Designed for use by musicians performing on the biggest stages in the world, these custom In-Ear Monitors from Ultimate Ears are the most powerful the company has ever made. The monitors feature 7 balanced armatures, a dynamic 6mm neodymium driver, and are equipped to handle all frequency ranges. Each pair comes with a personalized carrying case along with a cleaning tool to keep them in top condition at all times.

Sony Xperia Ear Duo Earphones

Hear both your music and your surroundings with Sony Xperia Ear Duo Earphones. They have a unique open-ear design with a "Spatial Acoustic Conductor" that pipes sound created behind your ear directly into your canal, joining other sounds that pass through the ring-shaped support. They come with a case that recharges the battery up to three times on-the-go and have a touch-sensitive surface for easy access to Google Assistant or Siri. Available in black or gold.

Sony Splash-Proof Wireless Headphones

Sony unveiled a new line of sports headphones this week geared towards your active lifestyle. Among them are the WF-SP700N earbuds, the first wireless noise-canceling sports headphones on the market. Perfect for use in noisy environments, the earbuds were tested in real workouts and are designed to perform through sweat and splashes. They also come with a one-touch-open charging case that provides up to three hours of music playback when fully charged while the case holds two more three-hour charges for powering up on-the-go.

Sennheiser HD 820 Headphones

The HD 820 headphones from Sennheiser aim to provide the best, individual listening experience available. Unlike the flagship 800's, the new cans feature a closed-back design for a realistic, natural sound field. This provides listeners with a re-creation of the sound that is closer to how it was recorded and intended to be consumed, without imposing on the audio space of others. They even boast glass covers on the exterior to help reduce resonance. And to round things out each pair has microfiber ear pads, OFC cables with gold-plated plugs, and a metal headband with an inner damping element.

Vi Personal Trainer Headphones

The Vi personal trainer boasts an A.I. engine that learns and adapts to you. The trainer provides workouts tailored to your goals and abilities and speaks in a warm, motivating, human voice. Vi also tracks your heart rate, pace, calories burned, and more in real-time upon request. And when the work out ends, use the Bluetooth headset to listen to your favorite music or podcasts via the Harmon Kardon sound with a battery life of up to eight hours.

Presented by Vi.

Shinola Canfield Headphones

The Canfield Over-Ear Headphones from Shinola are the latest addition to their growing line of audio products. Each pair is tuned and tested in Detroit, and features a 50 mm dynamic driver with neutral frequency response to make the most of your listening session. And since comfort is almost as important as sound, the Canfield's come with a top grain leather headband and memory foam ear pads encased in lambskin. Available in black or cognac.

Presented by Shinola.

Google Pixel Buds Earphones

The comparisons with Apple's AirPods are inevitable. They're also not entirely fair. Google Pixel Buds Earphones are wireless earbuds that offer a super-easy pairing process with their company's flagship phone — in this case, the Pixel 2 — and come with a combination charging/carrying case. But unlike the super-tiny AirPods, these are connected via a fabric cable and have unique feature reserved for their users: near real-time translation. Two Pixel Bud wearers can carry on a conversation in two different languages, with Google serving as the translator. Available in three Pixel-matching colors.

Bose SoundSport Free Headphones

The Bose name is known throughout the world for high-quality sound in small packages, and now the company is ready to release their first truly wireless in-ear headphones. The SoundSport Free Headphones are engineered to stay in place and stay comfortable if you're walking to work, or sprinting towards the finish line. They play consistently and clearly whether you're staring at your phone or have it tucked away safely. And the SoundSport Headphones also feature a water-repellent mesh in the open ports, to ensure everything inside stays dry and functional while you sweat or endure an unexpected downpour.

Sony WF-1000X Wireless Earphones

Offering noise canceling, NFC wireless charging, and a ten-foot transmission range, the WF-1000X handles calls and music streaming with ease. The quarter-inch dome drivers provide crisp, clear sound and the built-in batteries allow for three hours of use between charges. Sony's charging case can deliver 75 minutes of playback with only 15 minutes of charging and has the power capacity for two complete charges before it needs to be plugged in. The headphones also come with a slew of in-ear buds to ensure you find the perfect fit.

Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones

Beats' Solo line might be more common, but it was the over-ear Studios that got the company started. Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones bring the model in-line with the rest of the family while adding some new tricks exclusive to the flagship. Most notably, the Studio3s are powered Apple's W1 chip, giving them the same seamless pairing as the AirPods. It also enables their new Pure Adaptive Noise Canceling technology, which auto-calibrates up to 50,000 times per second to block out any unwanted noise and adjust for head movement, fit, and even the shape of your ear. They run for up to 22 hours with Pure ANC enabled or 40 with it off and can get another three hours of juice in just ten minutes of charging. Available in several stylish colors.

Audio-Technica ATH-ADX5000 Headphones

Audio-Technica is ready to take a big step forward with the ATH-ADX5000 Headphones. The latest high-end headphones follow in the footsteps of the ATH-AD2000X's, but really take things to the next level. They feature 58mm tungsten-coated drivers, a headband with deluxe Alcantara covering, and soft, extra large pads ideal for longer listening sessions. And they arrive in a super luxurious case that might be nicer than your actual luggage. Hand-assembled in Tokyo, each unit is laser-etched with a serial number and are available starting in November.