At their discounted price, the smart features of these wireless earbuds are very tempting – but we need to talk about the ...

The AKG Y500 Wireless come beautifully packaged. The headphones themselves were awarded an iF Design Award in 2018. The headphone box proudly displays the iF Design Award logo on its cover.

alongside the AKG logo in white, which sits on the outer housings. The left earcup – a little like the Microsoft Surface Headphones 2 – doubles up as a dial, which allows you to control the ...

This device boasts a sleek, modern silhouette with premium materials that justify the headphones' steep price ... chrome-and-matte-silver accents and AKG logo, which add flare to the overall ...

AKG added L and R logos in the center of the earcups to show listeners the correct orientation for the headphones. A pair of silver metal hinges holds the earcups in place and allows them to ...

The AKG logo is located at the back of each ear cup along with the model name and the words ‘Professional Studio Headphones’. The words are etched in white and silver and look quite attractive.

The result makes the headphones look a bit like an advertisement, but the AKG logo is handsome and represents a long line of quality studio gear, at least. The logo also appears across the top of ...

Circular, metallic gold trims surround the ear cup vents, and there’s a large gold AKG logo on the headband to assist with ... unlike many other headphones in this price range, there’s no case or ...

For a limited time, you can grab a pair of AKG Y500 wireless headphones for just $50, a staggering 67 percent off their $150 list price. A member of the Harman family of brands, AKG is a sibling ...

T3 recently caught up with the head designer of AKG's celebrated Y-Series headphones, Rafal Czaniecki, to understand a little more about what goes into making a pair of 'phones that look and sound ...

Find out more about how we test. Not to give it away, but here's our AKG Y400 review in a sentence: if you were to judge the best wireless headphones purely on an ‘enjoyment per pound’ basis ...