There are so many wireless earbuds. No, for real. As someone who tests out earbuds on a very regular basis, I can tell you ...

The excellent Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds may not be the newest Bose buds around, now that the QC Ultra (2nd Gen) are on ...

Wireless earbuds vs. wireless headphones Of course, true wireless earbuds are not without downsides. Battery life varies wildly, but generally speaking you’ll be charging them more often than a ...

Update July 9, 2025: Amazon Prime Day 2025 is underway, and most wireless earbuds I tested for this guide are on sale. The recently launched Powerbeats Pro 2 earphones are 28% off, bringing their ...

Not all wireless earbuds play nice with both Apple and Android devices. If you use Apple AirPods on an Android device, for example, most of their features will be difficult or impossible to use.

You can turn up plenty of earbuds under $100 that are surprisingly decent. The hard part is finding those that qualify as ...

Wireless earbuds come in a wide range of prices so you can always find a pair that works for you. If you don’t use earbuds very often or don’t need the highest-quality features, you can buy a ...

Release date: August 2024 Bluetooth codecs: AAC, SBC, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless The Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 are the company’s newest flagship noise-canceling wireless earbuds. They feature 12mm ...

Earbuds are also preferable because of their versatility; users can listen to music and pick up calls. The wireless nature of earbuds is another desirable feature, as users do not have to deal ...

Most wireless earbuds have an IP rating, or a designation of how dust- and waterproof a product is: IPX4 (splash resistant), IPX5 (protected against water jets), IPX7 (protected for immersion up ...