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You could pay for new tech over 12 to 48 months, at 0% to 19.9% APR representative.

Representative example: For a £500 order at 0% APR representative (fixed), you could pay £50 today then 12 monthly payments of £37.50. Total amount of credit £450. Total cost of credit £0.

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Immerse yourself in incredible sound with our wide selection of headphones and earphones. From noise-cancelling over-ears to discreet wireless buds, find your perfect audio companion today.

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Discover a world of audio with our extensive collection of headphones and earphones. Whether you’re a music lover seeking the rich, immersive experience of over-ear headphones or a fitness enthusiast needing lightweight, sweat-proof earphones, we have the perfect pair for you. Our range features the latest in audio technology, including active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out distractions, and seamless Bluetooth connectivity for wire-free convenience. Explore leading brands like Apple, Beats, and Sony to find headphones that deliver exceptional sound quality, comfort, and style for any situation.

Things to consider

Choosing the right headphones or earphones can transform your listening experience. Here are a few key things to consider to help you find the perfect pair.

• Headphone type: Decide between over-ear for immersive sound, on-ear for a balance of quality and portability, or in-ear (earphones) for a compact, secure fit that’s ideal for sports and travel.

• Sound quality: Look at features like driver size and frequency response, but also consider your personal taste. Do you prefer deep, powerful bass for electronic music, or a neutral, balanced sound for classical and acoustic tracks?

• Comfort and fit: For long listening sessions, comfort is key. Check for adjustable headbands, cushioned earcups, and a choice of ear tip sizes for earphones to ensure a snug, comfortable fit.

• Key features: Consider what extras matter to you. Active noise cancellation (ANC) is great for noisy environments, while water or sweat resistance is essential for workouts. Also, check battery life for wireless models.

FAQs

• What is the difference between headphones, earphones, and earbuds?

Headphones are the largest, with cups that go over or on your ears. Earphones (or in-ear headphones) have tips that are inserted into your ear canal for a snug fit and good noise isolation. Earbuds rest in the outer ear and are less intrusive.

• What is 'burn-in' and do my new headphones need it?

Burn-in is the idea that headphone drivers need a period of use to settle into their optimal performing state. While some audiophiles swear by it, many modern headphones sound great out of the box, and any changes are usually minimal.

• How do I clean my headphones or earphones?

For over-ear or on-ear headphones, wipe the earcups and headband with a slightly damp cloth. For earphones, remove the silicone tips and wash them in warm, soapy water. Use a soft, dry brush to gently clean any debris from the earphone grille.

• What is Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)?

ANC uses microphones to detect ambient noise and then generates an opposite sound wave to cancel it out, creating a quieter listening experience. It’s especially effective for low-frequency sounds like airplane engines or train rumble.

• Are expensive headphones always better?

Not necessarily. While higher-priced headphones often use premium materials and more advanced technology, the 'best' pair depends on your personal sound preference, comfort, and how you plan to use them. It’s always good to read reviews.

• What does frequency response mean?

This is the range of sound frequencies the headphones can reproduce, measured in Hertz (Hz). A standard range is 20Hz to 20,000Hz, which covers the full spectrum of human hearing.

• Can I use my headphones for phone calls?

Most modern headphones and earphones, especially wireless models, come with a built-in microphone, making them perfect for taking calls hands-free.

• What are 'open-back' vs 'closed-back' headphones?

Closed-back headphones have sealed earcups that isolate sound, preventing it from leaking out and blocking external noise. Open-back headphones have grilles that allow air and sound to pass through, creating a more natural, spacious soundstage, but they are not suitable for noisy environments.

• How important is battery life in wireless headphones?

It’s very important if you plan to use them on the go. Look for models that offer at least 15-20 hours of playback. Many also come with a quick-charge feature that can provide an hour or two of playback from just a few minutes of charging.

• Do I need an amplifier for my headphones?

Most headphones designed for use with smartphones, laptops, and portable music players do not require an amplifier. High-impedance audiophile headphones, however, often need an amp to drive them properly and reach their full potential.

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