Audio-Technica ATH-ES10 EarSuit Headphones
For jet-setting audiophiles who want nothing but the best, Audio-Techinca's ES10 should deliver the goods with its powerful 53mm drivers and Bobbin volume OFC voice coils. The cans also feature a full titanium housing, a wide frequency range of 5-40,000Hz, and an impedance of 42 Ohms. Link: $550
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Bowers & Wilkins P5 Headphones
The P5 is Bowers & Wilkins first foray into headphones, but with 45 years of experience in the business its hard not to expect these guys to hit it this one out of the park. The P5s have been design from the ground up to produce natural, precisely-tuned audio that sounds crystal clear while maintaining long hours of listening without fatigue. The headphones use a specially designed set of ultra-linear neodymium magnets combined with optimized mylar diaphragms to deliver the acclaimed Bowers & Wilkins sound. The headphones also feature an interchangeable "Made for iPod" cable for audio and phone control. Link / Source
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Nixon Trooper & Whip Headphones
Still relatively new to the audio arena, Nixon is expanding upon their successful headphone launch collection with a couple of new designs: The Trooper and the Whip. The Trooper is a larger design with folding earcups, 40mm drivers, and a frequency response of 20-20,000 hz while the Whip is a lower profile, lightweight design with 30mm drivers. Link: $30-$50
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Sony MDR-DS7100 7.1 Channel Wireless Headphones
If you want to hear every rumble and explosion the way it was meant to be heard without upsetting the neighbors, Sony's MDR-DS7100 is going to be your best bet. The wireless headphones feature 7.1 Channels of surround sound that is delivered to your ears from big 50mm drivers and will cover a frequency range of 6-25,000Hz. Link: $500
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Shure SRH750DJ DJ Headphones
This is definitely a product many music enthusiasts and DJs/musicians alike will be very excited about. Shure's SRH750DJ is their first pair of DJ-specific headphones that are powered by 50mm drivers for big bass and accurate highs and were designed to play well with mixers with its 3,000 mW of maximum input power. Available November. Link: $150
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Ultrasone HFI-2400
Driven by 40mm drivers and Ultrasone's S-Logic technology, the HFI-2400 delivers a frequency range of 10-25Khz and 75 Ohms of impedance. The headphones also feature metal shielding to reduce the emitting of magnetic radiation. Link: $295
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Monster Turbine Pro
Monster is taking its Turbine heaphones into audiophile territory with the Pro Turbines. The headphones are designed to accurately reproduce reference-quality sound while delivering deep bass. The turbines feature wide-bandwidth drivers, an all metal housing to reduce vibration, and ruggedized construction to endure heavy use. Link: $250
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Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Headphones
The Beats Solo is the latest pair of headphones from the Monster/Dr. Dre collaboration that takes design of the Studio and shrinks it down to a much more compact, lighter shape. The headphones also feature "ControlTalk" an inline controller/mic for navigating music on your iPod or taking calls on a compatible Blackberry or iPhone. Available this November. Image of the white colorway after the jump. Link: $220 / Source
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Review: Phiaton PS 300 Noise Canceling Headphones
Some experts would say that its a pretty big risk to launch a pair of noise cancelling headphones in a market dominated solely by Bose. It also doesn't help that a company like Phiaton who just launched their line last year, still remains to be an under the radar brand that has yet to really break into the market. I've spent a good amount of time with their new PS 300 Noise Canceling headphones ($300) and after the jump you'll see why you shouldn't ignore this sleeping giant.
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Sennheiser RS 180 Wireless Headphones
Its probably time you stop subjecting your neighbors to your Michael Bolton-filled playlist and grab yourself a pair of Sennheiser's sleek new RS 180 wireless headphones. The headphones feature "Kleer" technology that transmits uncompressed audio, a frequency response of 18-21,000Hz, and an operating distance of over 300 feet within the transmitter's line of sight. Link
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