A great set of headphones for the home or office.

The RSX 660 are very high-quality headphones, but may be a risky buy if you use them a long way from the audio source or while move around.

If you're after a Bluetooth handsfree kit that can do more than just handle voice calls, this package should satisfy your needs.

If you can handle the uncomfortable design and want a wireless pair of headphones for your portable music player, then the Creative SL3100s may be for you. Unfortunately, most people will find their ears hurt too much to really make use of them.

Using Bluetooth digital transmission technology, you don't have to fear white noise or interference during use of the CB2530. Audio reception was near perfect, but the design of the headphones could use a little work.

The Hauppage Xfones PC2400 is a set of mid-range headphones which will suit someone who wants consistently good audio without being tied to the computer. Audiophiles will notice the flaws in the sound quality but for the regular consumer, it's right on the money.

For anyone wanting a basic set of wireless headphones these will do the job nicely.

The S9's are comfortable and provide reasonable, if not outstanding audio quality.

The S805s are one of the better pairs of wireless headphones we've reviewed. Their sound quality isn't exceptional, but it is better than many other similar units and the comfortable design combined with intuitive controls makes it a good choice if you're after wire-free music.

The BH-604's may offer decent handsfree calling, but their performance in streaming audio is below average.

The BH-503 won't win any awards for audio quality, but they do a fine job regardless. Handsfree calling via Bluetooth is excellent and the ergonomic design means these are comfortable to wear for long periods.

The Philips HC200 are a very average set of headphones that performed poorly and should be avoided.