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Wireless earbuds are one of the best ways to listen to your music on the go, whether your commuting, heading to the gym, or relaxing

poolside on a sunny day the right pair of earphones will stay put and bring you quality sound.You'd be forgiven for thinking wireless

for having short battery lives.Luckily, times have changed

Thanks to improvements in wireless transmission standards, such as aptX and innovations in battery technology, Bluetooth earbuds are quickly

becoming the most popular way to listen to music, and many of the best earbuds feature wireless connectivity.When it comes to wireless

earphones the big question is: which brands have emerged as the best when it comes to big Bluetooth improvements and the future of audio

times to find fantastic wireless headphone deals

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

While wireless allows us to wear headphones a few feet away from our music players, True Wireless cuts the cord between the earbuds, giving

connected by a headband

glance:Optoma NuForce BE Sport4RHA MA390 WirelessOnePlus Bullets WirelessJaybird Tarah ProBeats XBose QuietControl 30 and these are our true

wireless picks:Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless EarbudsCambridge Audio Melomania 1Klipsch T5 True WirelessRHA TrueConnectJabra Elite

65tAudio-Technica ATH-CKS5TWBeats PowerBeats ProSamsung Galaxy BudsApple AirPods (2019)Our top picksWhat are the best wireless

earbuds?(Image credit: Optoma)1

Optoma NuForce BE Sport4Practically flawless wireless earbudsAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 15 gram | Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz

earbuds are that rare find: earbuds that are good for basically all situations, whether you're looking to take them out on a run or just

wear them around town

They're ideal for exercise, although any urbanite will also find their lightweight functionality and impressive sound isolation highly

appealing

If you want proof that wireless headphones can now compete with the best of them, look no further.Read the full review:Optoma NuForce BE

Sport4(Image credit: RHA)2

RHA MA390 WirelessGreat sound quality and wireless functionality at an unbeatable priceAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 39 grams |

want to bring with you to the gym, the RHA MA390 Wireless are the perfect companion for anyone looking for a home listening pair of wireless

earbuds

review:RHA MA390 Wireless(Image credit: OnePlus)3

OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2Amazing wireless earphones for the priceAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 13 gram | Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20

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

Jaybird Tarah ProWell-crafted wireless earbuds for endurance athletesAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 18 grams | Frequency response: 20 Hz

Tarah Pro headphones are wireless sport headphones for the endurance runners, athletes and fitness nuts out there

offering higher quality audio and materials, the Tarah Pro will suit anyone not willing to sacrifice audio quality in harsher outdoor

conditions or indoor workouts and who don't mind spending a bit more to get a premium product

Beats XGood-sounding wireless earbuds that can charge in five minutesAcoustic design: closed | Weight: N/A | Frequency response: N/A |

performance, but the Beats X is trying to set the record straight

The Beats X hence make up for their slightly bassy, confined sound with a rock solid connection and a pairing process that, on iOS devices

Bose QuietControl 30In-ear noise-cancelling as good as any from over-ear cansAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 28 grams | Frequency

it's no different with the Bose QuietControl 30

On the positive side you get a level of noise cancellation that comes close to what's offered by the brand's over-ear headphones, but the

the full review:Bose QuietControl 30Or, cut the cord with these true wireless models(Image credit: Sony)1

Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless EarbudsNoise-cancelling true wireless headphones that made our dreams come trueAcoustic design: Closed |

(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

problems with these wireless earbuds, but we think Sony has knocked the ball out of the park with the WF-1000XM3; not only are these hands

the full review: Sony WF-1000XM3(Image credit: Cambridge Audio)2

Cambridge Audio Melomania 1Mind-blowing sound without the wiresAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 9.2g | Frequency response: 20-20,000Hz |

case): 36 hours | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: YesOutstanding audio qualityGood value for moneyComfortable designControl buttons can be

Melomania 1s is sensational

This is a small price to pay for that exceptional audio quality, though, and we think they represent much better value for money, too.Read

the full review: Cambridge Audio Melomania 1(Image credit: Klipsch)3

life (charging case): 24 hours | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: NoIncredible build qualityWarm, detailed soundExcellent battery lifeDeep fit may

be uncomfortableWith their stellar sound and build quality, long-lasting battery life and what may be one of the coolest cases we've ever

seen, we'd argue that the Klipsch T5s are of the best models on the market right now..Of course, you're buying a Klipsch product because it

features the signature Klipsch sound, which is warm, detailed, and never harsh

Acoustic music is lush and detailed, and the detail extends to the highs as well, allowing the headphones to sing in the higher registers

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RHA TrueConnectOne of the best true wireless earbuds in terms of sound qualityAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 13 grams | Frequency

making it one of the best true wireless headphones on the market today

Jabra Elite 65t set the standard for what true wireless headphones should be and, regardless of what RHA has done here with the TrueConnect,

Compared to the RHA TrueConnect, the Jabra has more features with its useful ambient noise mode to help with situational awareness and an

wireless reliability

TrueConnect(Image credit: Jabra)5

Jabra Elite 65tThe Jabra Elite 65t are a very close second-placeAcoustic design: closed | Weight: N/A | Frequency response: N/A | Drivers:

month with them, we came away impressed with the well-rounded package that Jabra managed to create: The earbuds offer a subtle, mature look

review:Jabra Elite 65t(Image credit: Audio-Technica)6

Audio-Technica ATH-CKS5TW Big on bass, big on battery lifeAcoustic design: closed | Weight: 8g | Frequency response: 5Hz - 40kHz | Drivers:

View at DellSound greatPunchy bassLong battery lifeWeightyFit takes some getting used toFiddly caseWith a promising battery life and

the claimed bass enhancement

preferred bud style and the size of your ears, but all will find the fiddly case fit will annoy over time

Still, the quality audio here may be a worthy trade-off.Read the full review:Audio-Technica ATH-CKS5TW review(Image credit: Beats)7

date thanks to small additions like the pressure-reducing micro-laser barometric venting hole, their longer battery life and their superior

sound quality

PowerBeats Pro(Image credit: Samsung)8

Samsung Galaxy BudsGalaxy Buds offer easy connectivity, a comfortable fit, and a warm, bassy soundAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 0.2 oz

hours (with case) | wireless range: 10m (33ft) | NFC: YesComfortable, secure fitStylish designEasy to pair and useAmbient sound can be

irritatingTouch controls not always accurateIt feels as though Samsung has finally got it right with the Galaxy Buds, and they represent

buds is also very good indeed, with deep bass, and a wide open soundstage

The downside here is that other features that are available on the app like ambient noise and the equalizer presets are useful to have, but

Worse, these features are also pretty much out of bounds for iOS users, as you can only download the app on devices running Android 5.0 or

quality, comfortable fit, and attractive design means that these buds could be a smart purchase, even for the iOS crowd.Read the full

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