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While they started out as somewhat of a gimmick, Bluetooth earbuds have become all-but ubiquitous for everyday use

To begin with, the audio quality was almost always poor, but thanks to increasing development in Bluetooth standards as well as codecs like

aptX, wireless earphones are now some of the best available.Regardless of whether you're interested in the increased range of motion you can

achieve by cutting the cable or are turning to Bluetooth audio because your phone has ditched its 3.5mm audio jack, you're in luck! All the

top-notch audio, cable-free.While the neckband-style wireless earphones have had their popularity cemented, the likes of the Apple AirPods

and other truly wireless Bluetooth earbuds have changed the game once more

Don't worry, we'll explain the differences shortly.It can be tricky to choose a pair with so much variety out there, but thankfully

TheIndianSubcontinent has been painstakingly reviewing these earbuds over the years and have a solid idea of what's worth the dosh

On this page, we'll take you through the best wireless, Bluetooth earphones on the market right now so you can find exactly what you

want.Best true wireless earbuds in Australia 2020 at a glanceSony WF-1000XM3Beats PowerBeats ProJabra Elite 75tApple AirPods (2019)Jabra

Elite 65tBest Bluetooth earbuds in Australia 2020 at a glanceJaybird Tarah ProSony WI-1000XJaybird TarahBeats XBose Quietcontrol 30Wireless

earbuds vs true wireless earbudsBefore we dive too deep down the rabbit hole, we should cover the whole true wireless vs wireless discussion

best job transmitting music at a high enough resolution

whole of the audio community, audio manufacturers were working on an entirely new form factor: True Wireless.True Wireless Headphones have

no cord whatsoever

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

best true wireless headphones to help you live that cord-free lifestyle.The best true wireless earbudsSony WF-1000XM3 (Image credit: Steve

May)1

Sony WF-1000XM3Ace noise-cancelling, stunning audio and compact styleAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 8.5g (each) | Cable length: N/A |

hours (ANC enabled/disabled) | Battery life (charging case): 18-24 hours(ANC enabled/disabled) | Wireless range: 10m | NFC: Yes

(case)Industry-leading noise-cancellingClear, warm audioReliable connectivityNot suitable for sportsNo water-resistanceSony's fabulous

WH-1000XM3 noise-cancelling headphones have gotten a true wireless counterpart, and they're every bit as solid as their over-ear

siblings.With state-of-the-art noise-cancelling, a crystal clear yet warm audio signal, and an impressive 24-hour battery life (when using

the ANC and recharging with the case), these earbuds are worth every dollar spent on them

They also avoid the foibles of many other non-Apple true wireless buds by establishing a connection between each bud and your device

individually, thus dodging the sometimes flaky signals that result from a single primary bud having to connect to both your device and a

secondary bud.Read the full review: Sony WF-1000XM3(Image credit: Future)2

Beats PowerBeats ProImpressive-fitting workout buds from BeatsAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 10.1g (each) | Cable length: N/A | Frequency

(charging case): 15 hours | Wireless range: N/A | NFC: N/ASimple pairing with iOSGreat, secure fitSolid Beats soundBulky caseNo

noise-cancellingOnly IPX4 ratedFor those rocking an iPhone, the simplicity of pairing with the AirPods was a joy, but now you can have that

same ease-of-use but with true wireless earbuds made to be pumped at the gym.With one of the most secure fits to date, the PowerBeats Pro

are sure to stay in your ear when you're sweating it up, and the IPX4 resistance makes sure that sweat won't break your buds

The sound is typically punchy, as is the style of Beats, and very suitable for modern electronic, hip hop and similar genres

In most ways, these are in improvement on the AirPods, and even feature the same smart H1 chip that helps with pairing and allows for

on-board Siri communication.Read the full review:Beats PowerBeats Pro(Image credit: Jabra)3

Jabra Elite 75tA worthy successor to the Elite 65tAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 5.5g | Frequency response: 20-20,000 Hz | Drivers: 6mm |

Wireless range: 33ft | NFC: No7 hours on a single chargeCompact earbuds and caseApp lets you customize EQOverwhelming, muddy bassThe Jabra

charging case are much smaller, battery life makes an immense jump, catching up to the competition, and the customization features we

Elite 75t from being a solid pair of true wireless headphones to use, especially if you make frequent calls with your headphones on.Read the

full review:Jabra Elite 75t reviewImage credit: TheIndianSubcontinent 4

Apple AirPods (2019)Acoustic design: Open-back | Weight: 4g (38g with case) | Driver type: Dynamic **Battery life (on-board):** 5 hours |

functionalityWireless charging case costs extraAudio hasn't improvedIdentical design to the originalsThe second generation Apple AirPods,

design of the original AirPods (a good or bad thing depending on your point of view), and sound quality hasn't changed at all

voice activation feature.The AirPods (2019) also come with an optional wireless charging case, which means you can use a Qi-compatible

review:Apple Airpods (2019)Jabra Elite 65t (Image credit: Future)5

Jabra Elite 65tOne of the best true wireless headphones you can buyAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: N/A | Cable length: N/A | Frequency

case with truly wireless earbuds

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

| NFC: NoTactile rope cablingExcellent battery-lifeJaybird app easy and effectiveA little expensiveWhile Jaybird has consistently offered

some of the best bang-for-your-buck Bluetooth 'buds, the sport-centric company's first foray into 'Pro' territory proves that they're not

(tweakable via the simple Jaybird app), great comfort and fitting options, and all the conveniences you'd come to expect in the ultimate

pair of wireless in-ears, such as a 14-hour battery life, magnetic driver housings, and a rugged design.Read our full review: Jaybird Tarah

ProSony WI-1000X 2

Sony WI-1000XAudiophile wireless earbuds for commutersAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 18 grams | Frequency response: 20Hz - 20kHz |

gold standard when it comes to active noise cancelling headphones but the WI-1000X is Sony's compact, in-ear alternative to the prize

survive the abuse of a daily commute or visits to the gym

The headline feature of the WI-1000X headphones is its excellent sound quality thanks to aptX HD support and, despite some average battery

life, these in-ears do so much right that it more than makes up for it.Read the full review:Sony WI-1000XJaybird Tarah 3

Jaybird TarahJaybird's budget offering delivers the goodsAcoustic design: Closed | Weight: 14 grams | Frequency response: 20Hz - 20kHz |

NoAffordable without too much sacrificeDurable and compact designWeaker battery lifeWhile we've put the Pro version in at first place, the

trimmed-down buds offer much the same core experience (excellent and customisable sound with a rugged, sports-centric design) as their more

expensive brethren

You will be losing a considerable amount of battery life (down to 6 hours) and some of the niftier features, but if you're conscious then

the discount will more than make up for it.Read the full review: Jaybird TarahBeats X 4

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

NoBalanced sound signatureQuick Charge featureRelatively expensiveLacking in clarityThere will always be those who are ready to complain

about the sound performance of Beats headphones, but the inclusion of Apple's proprietary W1 chip has been a boon for the strength of their

most detailed or broad soundstage

are for you.Read the full review:Beats XBose QuietControl 30 5

Bose QuietControl 30In-ear noise-cancelling as good as any from over-ear cansAcoustic design: N/A | Weight: 28 grams | Cable length: N/A |

compromises, and it's no different with the Bose QuietControl 30s

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 30Today's best wireless earbuds and earphones dealsJaybird Tarah Pro wirelessSony - 1000X Premium

WirelessLenovo Jaybird Tarah -BeatsX Wireless Earphones,Jabra Elite 65t Black EarbudsAirPods (Latest, 2nd Gen)Jabra - Elite Sport

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Ideal Bluetooth earbuds in Australia: the top wireless earphones for 2020