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Edifier Wireless Speaker MS50A

£129.99

A wireless speaker does way more than simply play music, it makes washing up bearable, it livens up a party, and most importantly, it allows you to dance around the house to your favourite song. Therefore, due to the joys that can be gained from a Wireless Speaker, I was eager to put the latest Edifier gadget to the test!

Edifier WH500 Wireless On-Ear Headphones

£44.99

QuietOn 3.1

£249.00

The notion of modernised and technological earbuds at first seems somewhat futile. However, with the release of the QuietOn 3.1, I stand corrected! Not only are they exceptionally cosy as you lay on the pillow, but they have also quickly become an indispensable part of my sleep.

Dóttir In-ear ANC Headphones
www.dottiraudio.com
£127.00

Kidi DJ Mix  

www.vtech.co.uk 
£59.99 
Best for ages: 6+ Years  

Edifier GX 
www.edifier.com 
£89.99 
 
The GX from Edifier is the company’s latest item in gaming headsets. We previously reviewed the G2 II and were extremely impressed, so we couldn’t wait to see how Edifier had attempted to improve on that experience. 

1MORE ComfoBuds Pro 
www.1moreuk.com 
£129.99 
 
With the number of earbuds we receive to review, I’m always looking for something that sets a product apart and makes me sit up. For 1MORE’s ComfoBuds Pro, what leapt out at me was the involvement of four-time Grammy award winning sound engineer Luca Bignardi. However, this is just the icing on the cake, as these are a substantial, good-quality pair of buds all round. 
 

Sennheiser CX True Wireless 
£119 
www.sennheiser.com 
 

Adidas Z.N.E 01 ANC True Wireless 
www.adidasheadphones.com 
£169.95 

 
The Adidas Z.N.E. 01 ANC wireless earbuds utilise the technology that all best earbuds for running, travelling and cycling utilise: Active Noise Cancelling. If you’re used to reading up on earbuds, you know what ANC does; rather than blocking out external sound with physical measures alone, ANC counteracts the soundwaves that you receive, making the opposite vibrations so that you experience none at all. It’s sort of like mixing acid and alkali together – they cancel each other out.