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Grado Headphones

A superb set of earphones that sound terrific and look great. A minority of earphone fanatics may complain they're just too small but their unrivaled comfort is truly, well, unrivaled. Our only real gripe is that bass could be stronger, but it's by no means weak. read more

Without question, the Sennheiser IE 6s are a cracking pair of earphones at an excellent price point, ready to show Shure and Bose a thing or two about what it means to be earphones costing £100 read more

Noise-isolating earbuds with fantastic clarity and detail; includes multiple eartips and travel pouch. Etymotic's ER-6i earbuds offer stellar sound quality, but they are rather expensive read more

An excellent pair of sound-isolating earphones and one of the best choices to upgrade to from the cheap bundled models that come with most MP3 players. Although not perfect, they offer good overall sound and powerful bass read more

With the QuietComfort 3s, Bose has done a remarkable job of shrinking its popular noise-cancelling headphones while achieving similarly impressive sound quality -- but that engineering feat doesn't come cheap read more

A superb set of earphones that sound terrific and look great. A minority of earphone fanatics may complain they're just too small but their unrivaled comfort is truly, well, unrivaled. Our only real gripe is that bass could be stronger, but it's by no means weak read more

The formidable Sennheiser HD 650 headphones are fit for a king -- and have a price tag to prove it read more

The Klipsch Image X5s are terrific earphones -- one of the company's best pairs yet -- with all-rounder qualities akin to a more costly pair. Also boasting a wonderfully compact and comfortable design, it all adds up to a winner in the all-rounder category read more

Real mahogany wood earpieces; genuine leather headband; the best-sounding headphones around. Grado's RS-2 Reference Series headphones are strong contenders for world's best sound read more

Review: Best earphones for under £60 - from Cnet Reviews

Sennheiser's CX 500s are one of our favourite new pairs to recommend to anyone as a first upgrade from the bundled 'phones that came with your MP3 player. They're a great choice for joggers or gymaholics, as the in-line remote offers quick access to volume controls. They're extremely lightweight and unintrusive, too, so they stay in place well when you're active.

V-moda's Vibe earphones are heaviest on the bass, making them a good choice for devoted dance and rap fans, but less recommended for singer/songwriter connoisseurs. We were impressed by their performance, and their reduction in price from their original near-£75 price tag makes them a good choice for the style-conscious, as they come in many colours.

The Ultimate Ears Super.fi 3 earphones are a good choice for anyone looking for an extremely balanced sound, as there's no real favour given to any one frequency. These compare well to the Shure E2c earphones, but arguably offer better overall clarity. There's much less bass here than the aforementioned Sennheiser and V-moda offerings -- instead, they offer studio monitor-esque performance.

Finally, a pair of Zen Aurvanas are still a good choice if you want a lightweight fit and good overall sound quality. If you can't afford Shure's SE310s, these are a fine alternative, with excellent clarity in the high end. They're much lower profile than the UEs or V-modas, making them another good choice if you want an unintrusive fit and don't want the in-line remote fixed to the Sennheiser CX 500s.