CanJam London 2026: what to remember from the headphone show

A must-attend event for headphone, IEM and portable audio enthusiasts, CanJam London celebrated its tenth edition on 18 and 19 July 2026 at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge. Several brands we carry were there, with great pieces to hear. Here's a round-up of the announcements that stood out.

Audeze — the Maxwell 2 goes ANC

Audeze showed its brand-new Maxwell 2 ANC in public, launched on 17 July. This wireless planar magnetic headphone introduces adaptive hybrid noise cancelling designed for gaming, with the in-house SLAM technology and simultaneous wired + Bluetooth audio. (We've dedicated a full article to it on the blog.)

HIFIMAN — the return of a legend

A big nostalgia moment with the HE6 Remastered, the revival of the cult open-back planar from the early 2010s: original driver retained, lighter composite headband (522 g vs 550 g), replaceable earpads. Alongside it, the HE600 rounded out the demo.

Noble Audio — the wireless tri-driver in the spotlight

Noble Audio highlighted its wireless flagship FoKus Artemis, which combines three driver technologies — dynamic, planar magnetic and balanced armature — with ANC, aptX Lossless, LDAC and a user-replaceable battery (a rarity). The brand also showed its Vanguard and Iris IEMs.

Takeaway

CanJam London 2026 confirmed an underlying trend: high-end wireless is gaining ground (Audeze, Noble), while wired classics keep the dream alive (the HE6's return). A strong edition, with several products you'll soon find in our store.