The best earbuds

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Best Earbuds and In-Ear Headphones Buying Guide: Welcome to TheIndianSubcontinent's round-up of the best earbuds, in-ear headphones and
earphones you can buy in 2019.Earbuds
Earphones
In-ear headphones
Whatever you call them, they're undoubtably one of the most convenient ways to listen to your music, whether you opt for wired, wireless, or
Usually you'll find that mid-range brands like Optoma and Jaybird get the biggest discounts at retailers like Amazon, but it's worth bearing
discounted.If you've got some money burning a hole in your pocket, you might want to check out some of the other top earbuds like Audeze's
1More, RHA, Optoma, and Jabra, proving that the best earbuds don't have to be expensive.Of course, there are plenty of big brands making
some of the best in-ear headphones, and with Apple recently releasing the AirPods Pro, there's more to choose from than ever.What you need
to knowHow to choose the best earbuds for youThe best pairs of in-ear headphones need to be ultra-comfortable to wear for extended periods
should have an IPX4 water-resistance rating or above; this means that they'll be able to withstand a little sweat as well as a spot of
rain.There are wired and wireless earbuds on this list, but newer models can be completely wire-free
Our current favorite true wireless earbuds, the Sony WF-1000XM3 go one step further, combining truly wireless sound with high quality noise
cancelation tech.If you do opt for wireless or true wireless earbuds, make sure the battery life is up to scratch, otherwise you could find
If you're a dedicated audiophile, look for buds that support Hi-Res Audio codecs like LDAC and aptX HD Bluetooth for stellar
best cheap earbuds? At least half of the buds in this list are below the $80 / $80 mark, which makes them ideal for those who need a new set
of headphones but can't justify a splurge
We recommend taking a good look at the RHA MA390 Wireless, as well as the 1More Triple Drive In-Ear Headphones
If they're still too pricey for your current budget, then check out our guide to the best cheap headphones of 2019.Which is better, earbuds
or headphones? It's up to you
Some people love the feel and immersive sound experience of over-ear headphones, others prefer the freedom and compact size of in-ear
headphones and earbuds
headphones are designed to stay put, everyone's ears are different
If this keeps happening, we recommend opting for a pair built with sports in mind, these tend to have better support and even a different
design that anchors them into your ear better.Should I buy wireless earphones? Wireless and true wireless earbuds are a great option for
those who want to listen to music on the go without the hassle of tangled cables getting in their way
However, some audio purists think that the sound quality afforded by Bluetooth connections still doesn't compete with traditional wired
models.Best earbuds 2019, at a glance:1More Triple Driver In-Ear HeadphoneSony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless EarbudsRHA MA390 WirelessCambridge
Audio Melomania 1RHA T20iOptoma NuForce BE Sport4OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2Jabra Elite 65t True WirelessSennheiser CX Sports Wireless1More
Quad Driver In-Ear HeadphonesOur top earbud picksWhat are the best in-ear headphones?(Image credit: 1More)1
1More Triple Driver In-Ear HeadphoneYour search for great sounding, good value headphones ends hereAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: N/A |
Cable length: N/A | Frequency response: 20 - 40,000Hz | Drivers: N/A | Driver type: Dynamic | Sensitivity: 99 dB at 1KHz | Impedance: 32
ohms | Battery life: N/A | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: N/ALush sound qualityExcellent build and designUnmatched valuePlastic remote feels
cheapAfter spending a few weeks with both the 1MORE Triple Driver in-ear headphones and the 1MORE Quad Driver in-ear headphones we were
better sounding and built headphone than the 1MORE Triple Driver
That said, if you want just that little extra refinement and luxury materials, the 1MORE Quad Drivers are still a bargain at twice the
Their rubber cable is annoying and its remote control feels cheap but these are just nitpicks
In-Ear Headphone review(Image credit: Sony)2
Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless EarbudsNoise-cancelling true wireless headphones that made our dreams come trueAcoustic design: Closed |
Weight: 70g | Frequency response: 20-20,000Hz | Drivers: 6mm | Driver type: Dome Type | Sensitivity: N/A | Impedance: N/A | Battery life
(on-board): 6 hours | Battery life (charging case): 18 hours | Wireless range: 30ft | NFC: YesEfficient noise-cancellationInconspicuous
looksGreat fun to listen tooNo volume control on earbudsNot suitable for sportsConsidering it's still rare to get noise-cancellation in
wired earbuds at all, the fact that Sony has managed to pack it into a pair that are not only wireless, but true wireless is very impressive
a few minor problems we feel that Sony has knocked the ball out of the park with the WF-1000XM3: Not only are these hands down the
best-looking true wireless headphones out there, but they combine serious noise cancelling tech with fist-pumping musicality
compact charging case is pretty slick too
On-ear volume controls similar to the PowerBeats Pro would've been nice, but again, that's really not a deal-breaker in our books.Read the
full review: Sony WF-1000XM3 review(Image credit: RHA)3
RHA MA390 WirelessOne of the best neckbuds for the priceAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 24 grams | Cable length: N/A | Frequency response:
range: N/A | NFC: N/AExcellent build qualityDynamic soundGreat valueNot ideal for exerciseWhile truly wireless earbuds are undoubtedly the
future of portable audio, they still present compromises in battery life and wireless reliability
interested in picking up a pair, it's hard to do better than the RHA MA390 Wireless, which easily stands as one of the best neckbuds on the
market
After spending several weeks with them, we came away impressed with the package RHA has come up with: The headphones are built extremely
MA390 Wireless review(Image credit: Cambridge Audio)4
Cambridge Audio Melomania 1Mind-blowing sound without the wiresAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 9.2g | Frequency response: 20-20,000Hz |
Drivers: 5.8mm | Driver type: Dome Type | Sensitivity: 9.8dB | Impedance: N/A | Battery life (on-board): 9 hours | Battery life (charging
case): 36 hours | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: YesOutstanding audio qualityGood value for moneyComfortable designControl buttons can be
Melomania 1s is sensational
16-40,000Hz | Drivers: DualCoil Dynamic Driver | Driver type: Dynamic | Sensitivity: 90 dB/mW | Impedance: 16 ohms | Battery life: N/A |
sound is subjective, yes, but there are things that we can all agree on that make a headphone sound good: Bass should be tight and
if you want a little more bass or want to increase the energy of the highs? For most headphones, your only option is to mess with
equalization
These filters thread into the headphone housings and let you choose from Bass, Treble, and Reference
make the RHA T20i a must-have for audiophiles on the go
In fact, they sound so good, they made us want to give up our wireless headphones.Read the full review: RHA T20i review(Image credit:
Optoma)6
Wireless range: N/A | NFC: N/AImpressive audioCustomized eartipsPractical designNot suited to one-ear listeningThe NuForce BE Sport4
wireless earbuds are that rare find: earbuds that are good for basically all situations
While they're specifically designed for use in the gym and on the track, the BE Sport4 do an awesome job isolating audio in a crowded city
environment and are even good enough for home listening
OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2Amazing wireless earphones for the priceAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 13 gram | Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20
kHz | Drivers: 6 mm | Driver type: dynamic | Sensitivity: 96 dB +/-3 dB at 1 kHz | Impedance: 16 Ohms | Battery life: 8 hours | wireless
audio quality, they boast a lively sonic presentation and an accurate-feeling soundstage, although bass-heads may want to look elsewhere for
their predecessors, but the improved battery life and sound quality makes up for that; it also makes it worth upgrading if you have the
Jabra Elite 65t True WirelessOne of the best true wireless headphones you can buyAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 6.5g right headset 5,8g
left headset, charging case 67g | Cable length: N/A | Frequency response: 20-20,000Hz | Drivers: N/A | Driver type: N/A | Sensitivity: 103dB
| Impedance: 16 ohms | Battery life: 15 Hours | Wireless range: 10 meters (33 feet) | NFC: N/AMature, understated designPleasure to
with the well-rounded package that Jabra managed to create: The earbuds offer a subtle, mature look and a reliable wireless connection,
Sport which has a higher water resistance and handy sports-oriented features
Bassheads will want to try the SOL Republic Amps Air
Sennheiser)9
Sennheiser CX Sport wireless earphonesNo fuss buds with fantastic audioWeight: 15g | Battery life: 6 hours | Heart rate monitor?: No |
On-ear controls?: No (in-line remote)Fantastic audio qualitySports-friendly designNot the cheapest optionMids could be richerIf the most
a lively, bass-heavy presentation, and a comfortable fit, the Sennheiser CX Sport wireless earphones can really bolster your running
credit: 1More)10
1More Quad Driver In-Ear HeadphonesMore expensive than the Triple Drivers, but More powerful tooAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 18.5 g |
Cable length: 1.25 m | Frequency response: 20 - 40,000Hz | Drivers: N/A | Driver type: Dynamic | Sensitivity: 99 dB at 1KHz | Impedance: 32
sibling is better valueThey're expensive, but the 1MORE Quad Driver in-ear headphones are worth every penny
1MORE hit it out of the park with this flagship pair of in-ear headphones with its balanced sound build quality, smartphone compatibility
and price
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