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SUPER-LOW-LATENCY BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES

If you’re finding actors’ mouths aren’t moving in sync with the sound in your headphones, you’re probably going to need one of these cutting-edge lag busters

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HYPERX CLOUD MIX

These are designed first and foremost for gaming. However, gaming headphones typically enjoy minimal lag – and thanks to their support for the AptX Low Latency system, the Cloud Mixes are no different. What’s more, their use of dual chamber drivers to deliver a wider, more clearly defined dynamic range makes their sound better suited to movie soundtrack­s than your average gaming headset. Plus you can detach the gaming mic for clutter free movie nights. $258, hyperxgami­ng.com

AVANTREE ARIA PRO

The Aria Pros carry that all important Bluetooth 5.0 and aptX Low Latency support and, provided you avoid their oddly distractin­g active noise cancelling, they produce an immersive, balanced, large and film-friendly sound stage. What’s really great, though, is how comfortabl­e they are during movie marathons by sub-$200 headphone standards, thanks to their lightweigh­t design and the uncannily skin-like texture of

their protein earpads. $159, avantree.com

MEE AUDIO MATRIX CINEMA

As its name suggests, the Matrix Cinemas are a rare example of low latency headphones designed specifical­ly with

movie viewing in mind. Aggressive noise cancelling shuts the outside world out while so-called CinemaEAR processing provides a choice of sound modes – including one that emphasises dialogue, and another bass-rich one for action

films – to create what MEE Audio calls a Cinema For One. $199, meeaudio.com

SENNHEISER CX 350BT

If you’re fond of watching TV in bed or on the move, where massive ear cans aren’t convenient, the Sennheiser CX 350BTs are an excellent in-ear option. They’re comfortabl­e enough to get through even

Titanic without causing any pain; loud, detailed and spacious enough to do justice to Saving

Private Ryan’s beach battle; and responsive enough with their Bluetooth 5.0 and aptX Low Latency support to ensure that

explosions hit hard, not late. $79, sennheiser.com

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