In-ear Monitors

AirPods are essentially wireless versions of Apple’s wired EarPods. But how well do they work with music apps on an iPhone or iPad, specifically in terms of latency?

Audeze have managed to shrink their planar magnetic driver technology into a pair of in-ear monitors — with impressive results!

We put leading IEM specialists Etymotic Research’s new flagship design to the test.

Fender’s foray into the world of pro live sound continues, with these premium IEMs.

Whether you’re on a budget or have cash to splash, Audio-Technica’s new range of IEMs has something for you.

With Sennheiser’s pedigree in transducer design, it’s no surprise that their premium earbuds offer impressive performance.

In-ear monitoring is becoming a practical option for musicians and engineers at all levels. Is it time you made the switch?

You can’t buy these in-ear monitors in shops, as each pair is custom-made — but if you need outstanding comfort and noise rejection, the extra time and money might just be worth it!

If you’ve always thought in-ear stage monitoring was out of your league, maybe it’s time to think again...

Boasting two custom drivers, are Phonak’s new universal IEMs the best monitoring solution for mixing on the move?

Sony’s top-of-the-range dynamic in-ear monitors have a kind voice, with all the volume and extension you’ll need for stage use and on-the-move mixing.

Etymotic Research, leading makers of high-quality earphones, recommend their ER4S model for in-ear stage-monitoring use. We find out whether hearing is believing.