The Audeze LCD-2 Classic is considered by many the best planar magnetic headphone under $1000. Does it live up to the hype for music and gaming? Find out in our review!

Audeze LCD-2 Classic legendary headphone reimagined, our in-depth review explores its warm, immersive sound, and exceptional build quality.

The Audeze LCD-2 (left), LCD-3 (right) Audeze Audeze isn't likely to topple the Beats juggernaut anytime soon, but it has been making some of the world's best-sounding headphones since 2010.

The Audeze LCD-2 Closed-Back headphones are closed-back versions of the company's popular planar magnetic headphones.

Audeze has been expanding its LCD open-back headphone range (from which come the five-star LCD-3) of late, and now we have the latest addition. The LCD2 Closed-Back is, you won’t be surprised to hear, ...

The $4,500 Audeze LCD-5 join a very short list of flagship headphones actually worth the money. But are they the best of that group?

It certainly did. Audeze has since produced many other standout designs, but the LCD-MX4 I'm covering today is in every way a better sounding, better designed and built LCD Series headphone.

Audeze has a house sound known for its warmth and bass response, ever since the release of the LCD-2 a decade ago. Does the LCD-5 deviate from that recipe or is it a completely different animal?

The Audeze LCD-3 may be expensive, but those seeking the holy grail of audio reproduction won’t bat an eyelash once they’ve heard these cans. Simply put, the LCD-3 are absolutely superb.