Creative’s new In-Ear3 Plus and In-Ear2 Plus earphones offer precise sonic performance, excellent noise isolation, and a high-quality in-line microphone that supports both smartphones and tablets.

Sony neckband-style, Bluetooth wireless headset, the SBH80, has arrived in stores. Sporting balanced armature drivers and aptX codec support, this lightweight headset can also alert you of your smartphone's notifications through discreet vibrations.

The high-end Shure SE846 adopts a four-driver design and a three-way configuration. Via an innovative low-pass filter, Shure claims that the SE846 is able to achieve the low-end performance of a true subwoofer.

The Ultimate Ears 600vi offers same features as the 600, plus an in-line microphone and controls. With other noise-isolating in-ear earphones out there, including models under the Ultimate Ears brand, how will this one stand out? Read on to see if our expectations were met.

The Ultimate Ears 600vi is identical to the 600, but also includes a built-in microphone along with on-cord controls.

A good pair of earphones is essential in this day and age. We take a look at the two main competing technologies, Balanced Armature and Dynamic Drivers, and see what they offer to those looking for a good pair of entry-level earphones.

Introducing something different from the standard dynamic drivers that most in-ears sport, Sony has released their XBA range of headphones which feature balanced armature technology. The question now is, are they any good? We give you a detailed first-hand account.

Sony introduces a new lineup of in-ear headphones powered by their Balanced Armature technology. Here's the lowdown on what went down in Tokyo, Japan.

Sony today introduces the Balanced Armature in-ear headphones, a range of 11 new high performance models featuring Sony's new BA technology.