Two new in-ear headphones from Klipsh have come into play, the Image S2 and Image S4, bot for well under the $100 mark. Nothing unusual about this you may say but Klipsch is not usually known for making its headphones easily affordable to the masses.

Headphones come and go but the Ultrasone Edition 8 headphones are a pair we could stick with for a long time. If they sound as good as they look, we’re in for a sweet sound.

The Sony XB (Extra Bass) headphones certainly look dark and moody and with the extra bump in the trunk, should go down well with everyone from hip-hop to house music heads. If you like to be deaf by the time you take your headphones off then this is for you.

The Skull Candy Wooden Earbuds won’t make the audio sound any better but they will make you audio paraphernalia look a lot cooler. The typical Skull Candy quality lies under the wood grain exterior and the only real difference, apart from the wood, is the price.

Applying bling to anything makes it either tacky or amazing; which of these apply to the Swarovski Encrusted Bose Headphones? Hmm, the jury is still out on that one. The underlying Bose headphones are pretty sweet though.

With Bluetooth being the way forward, SONY has kept the momentum going with the release of the DR-BT101 Bluetooth Headphones. Stylish design and functionality is what we have come to expect from SONY and the DR-BT101 Bluetooth Headphones do not disappoint on either front.

Hot on the heels (or slightly lukewarm, dragging its feet) of the Logitech G13 are a host of new accessories for the gaming community the Logitech G-series peripherals comprising of the G9x mouse, G19 keyboard and the G35 headphones. For what its worth, they definitely look the part and make us wish for our hours-of-free-time uni days all over again.

The Space Invaders Headphones are geek retro chic with a practical use. An unusual combination to say the least but drop dead cool to boot. GadgetHeat isn’t too keen on the pink version but the black Space Invaders Headphones hits the sweet spot.

In-ear headphones should be cheap, that’s just how we feel about it but Ultimate Ears have other ideas with the release of their $420 Triple.Fi 10vi in-ear Headphones. Where do they get off asking for such hard earned money, well, they’ve put Ultimate in their brand name so that has to account for ’something’ right?

Known for their rather spiffy in-ear headphones, Jays have just released their over-ear headphones, the C-jays (not big on names are they?). The C-Jays are made from reinforced fibreglass nylon making them extra tough and suitable for the most rugged of beats.