The size, type, and technology of a pair of headphones are all critical to a purchasing decision. But it is important to demystify the bevy of features and headphone-specific vocabulary. Listed below are the most important features you will need to consider before finding the perfect pair of headphones. ... Detail >>

The distinctions of portable and home headphones are melting away, but the following rundown of headphone types will clarify your buying options. How you intend to use your headphones -- for music, home theater, or gaming -- and where you plan to do your listening -- at home or on the go -- will narrow the range of pos... Detail >>

Does A Higher Price Tag Mean The Headphones Will Sound Better? Not necessarily. We are continually surprised that people drop hundreds of dollars on a smartphone and still refuse to invest in a quality pair of headphones to use with it.... Detail >>

I Lost The Ear Tips That Came With My Earbuds, Do I Have To Buy A Whole New Pair Of Headphones? Absolutely not...unless you are just looking for an excuse to try something new. ... Detail >>

Do I Need A Headphone Amplifier? What you plug your headphones into can significantly affect their sound, and the quality of the amplifiers built into portable CD/MP3 players is generally awful. It is not their fault: the little guys have to power their electronics and their internal amplifier using a few puny volts. E... Detail >>

What Devices Are Compatible With Bluetooth Earbuds?All the modern smartphones and tablets, iOS, Android and Windows. So all iPhones and later Android and Windows devices, plus specific Bluetooth MP3 players as well. ... Detail >>

Is Sound Quality With Bluetooth Worse Than With Wires? Yes, for the wireless transmition of sound via Bluetooth, the data is compressed and thus it loses some of the sound quality.... Detail >>

The average range of Bluetooth connection is about 30ft (10m) depending on what type of devices you are connecting and how many obstacles are in between. ... Detail >>