AllSoundLab Team

Beats’ range of over-ear headphones has swamped the headphone market in recent years thanks to their heavy marketing and hype. Despite questions over their quality, it has been hard to criticize the success of the brand. However, when it comes to calling your headphones Studio and Mixr, then you’re in the firing line as users

Beats headphones have become synonymous with audio quality and backed by Dr. Dre himself, the Beats product line has experienced enormous success in the last few years. Like all Beats products, deep bass notes are one of the products major selling points, and both the Mixr and Solo 2 products lines are no exception. Both

The Beats Executive models try to do away with the company’s image that was built on plastic, bulky, and gaudily designed headphones. The Executive range might not be aimed at real executives, but certainly at people who don’t wear jogging pants all day, or who want to avoid looking like a walking fashion victim. Made

There is instant cynicism when it comes to in-ear headphones, many believe they can never be as good as their bigger audio brothers. Yet, it is possible for them to do the job of delivering high-quality music to the listener, and at around $70 to $99, they had better do a damn fine job. The

With all the trendy, gaudy, and edgy headphones on the market, there has to be a sizeable proportion of audiophiles but off by the youth-focused designs. If that’s the case, Sennheiser has you covered with its HD 598 model that offers a stylish and sophisticated look while allowing you to listen to every nuance in

Personal headphones have had an interesting lifespan. Back in the 70’s they were mainly used to listen to vinyl Foreigner tracks at home and the bigger and bulkier models were great for encapsulating sound as you put a blanket over your head and sat in the rocking chair trying to nurse a hangover. The 1980s