The T+A Solitaire has the best balance of any wireless ANC Bluetooth headphone at the time of writing this article.

I’ve reached my dream, or “audio nirvana,” in both the headphone and speaker systems. In Europe, the T+A Solitaire P is not cheap by any means, but it doesn’t break the bank compared to other options—especially for the sound you get. These are legendary headphones, and from my perspective, they’re the best in the world at the moment.

The Solitaire T is different to any other wireless headphone I remember testing. It's genuinely capable of being both a passive home headphone and travel companion in a way that nothing else has really managed to combine. It's not cheap but, like an over ear Range Rover, it really is a can for all occasions.

The Solitaire T bridges the gap between wired home headphone and wireless travel partner in a way that almost nothing else can.

The T+A Solitaire headphones deliver a very high-end audio system in a self-contained package.

Living with the T+A Solitaire Ts was eye-opening—they proved to be a no-fuss, high-quality partner everywhere I used them.

The T+A Solitaire T reminds me of a Porsche 911 Carrera, which is currently the base model 911. German engineering from a pedigreed designer. Unique looks. Exceptionally well-balanced. Expensive, but also significantly more affordable than its more ambitious siblings. Quirky? Yes, but only in ways that won’t be deal-breakers for the majority.

But that's price. How about value ? Considering how excellent the Solitaire T's wired performance is, you can pit the product against other top-notch headphones that cost multiple thousands. I'm not saying the T+A would win, but it'd be competitive.

T+A has bridged the gap between wired and wireless performance more than any other Bluetooth headphones we’ve heard