The story remains the same for this current ‘x’ generation, with the Grado SR325x on-ear open-backs a current and multiple What Hi-Fi? Award-winner in its field. Put the range-topping SR325x on-ear ...

Here, I've got a pair of their SR325x headphones within their entry-level Prestige lineup, and boy are they good. Upon first inspection, the SR325x don't look like a £262/$295 pair of headphones ...

Closed headphones rest on or around the user's ears and rely on a seal between the user's ears and the headphone for proper bass response, and somewhat isolate the user from outside sounds.

And of the latest Prestige Series models, it’s this SR325x that’s the most expensive and the most high-performance of the lot. But, as we said, Grado sound quality is seldom in doubt.

On-ear headphones — small, lightweight models that sit on your earlobes rather than enveloping them — have come a long way from the flimsy, foam-padded headsets that came with your old Sony ...

We’ve been long-time admirers of Grado and in particular their SR325x on-ear, open-back model. They’re a three-time What Hi-Fi? Award-winner and can now be yours with a tasty £90 discount ...

You’ll get punchier, meatier bass performance from the likes of Grado SR325x and the Austrian Audio, but the Sennheisers remain an enjoyable listen with a wide range of genres. There’s decent ...

I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a ...

The classy Grado SR325x headphones cost less than the company's top-tier models but deliver similar sonic thrills, making for an excellent value. Many of Grado's headphones are prohibitively ...

The story remains the same for this new ‘x’ generation. Put the range-topping SR325x next to its immediate predecessor (the What Hi-Fi? Award-winning SR325e), and there’s little to separate ...