Apple EarPods—or whatever crap headphones came with your phone—aren't the best way to listen to music, but nice gear is expensive. You can't blame people for not wanting to spend a lot of money on something they're just going to lose or destroy. Well here's a $40 alternative to garbage that's almost certain to sound…

Sol Republic's new Master Tracks headphones promise the big sound and distinctive style of fancy, fashionable headphones for a not-so fancy price. It's basically the same formula behind the company's successful $100 Tracks headphones, but at double the price. After trying out the new cans, we can say that they're…

When SOL Republic launched the Tracks Ultra headphones, we took issue with the vague description of the product. And it wasn't just a lack of specs. There was no actual qualitative description about what made the sound of the Tracks Ultra different from the headphones' excellent previous iteration.

These are the SOL Republic Tracks Ultra. The company says these are its nicest, bestest headphones yet. But aside from the new name, the use of terms like "V12 Sound Engines," and a more expensive $180 price tag, there's no quantitative, or even qualitative, explanation as to why these are the company's new pride and…

Is there anything worse than a smug cat staring at you all bored like it's got something better to do than sit around while you're listening to music? Sol Republic's new headphones for cats—which were designed specifically for Deadmau5's cat Professor Meowingtons pHD—will wipe that angsty gaze off your cat's face.

Just because you don't want to spend thousands of dollars on audio equipment (and as many hours configuring it) doesn't mean you can't enjoy quality audio. In the case of headphones, a single c-note can reap rewards.

Sol Republic is a new headphone company whose roots lie in a product you're all well familiar with: Beats by Dre. But unlike those $400, bass-happy cans, the Tracks headphones only cost $100.