Many of the most popular headphones, even for listeners on a budget, use planar magnetic drivers, and for good reason: the level of detail and clarity they’re able to provide is outstanding.

Audiophiles seeking great sound reproduction may prefer planar magnetic headphones despite higher cost. Drivers aren't something that most consumers are thinking about actively when buying ...

What sets the D7000 apart, though, is that Final Audio has gone to town where the technology of planar magnetic headphones is concerned, and consequently has a pretty compelling story to tell.

Noble didn't cut corners on design either. The FoKus Apollo is built with an anodized aluminum frame, and the Alcantara ...

The FoKus Apollo headphones have ANC, 80 hours of playtime, support for LDAC and aptX HD codecs. The drivers are a ...

Headphone drivers are the core components that convert electrical signals into the sound you hear, making them crucial for ...

At only $399, the Audeze MM-100 planar magnetic headphones are going to please a lot of studio professionals and audiophiles alike. Professional audio mix engineers can now use Audeze's Maxwell ...

Inside each earcup is a 40mm dynamic driver — which has become a nearly universal standard in wireless headphones — but Noble has also thrown in a 14.5mm planar magnetic driver, making the Fokus ...

She has tested nearly 2,000 headphones and earbuds in her decade ... to do to play a story or music is to place a detachable magnetic disk on the earcup. It’s a neat idea, but in practice ...

Now, the company is back with its first set of wireless headphones, and it created ... pairs a 40mm dynamic driver alongside a 14.5mm planar magnetic driver, according to the company.