Jaybird is a company that has perfected the art of wireless earphones. Their earphones have been around for years, and the X series is known for being one of the best. Although Jaybirds can be pricier than other competitors, they justify prices by delivering some great features.
The good thing about these earphones is that they don’t cost a lot. You’d be surprised on how well the design fits for the earphones. It’s not outspoken, and the whole design follows a simple black/red color scheme. Senso did a great job of keeping everything as minimal as possible.
Bose is seen as perfecting active noise cancellation. As the name suggests, these earphones are for people who prefer working out and listening to music. Keep in mind, these earphones are expensive, but the price is understandable because they’re from Bose.
Now the thing with SoundPEATS Q29 is they are small. Believe it or not, they are smaller than the AirPods. They come neatly packaged in a small compact box and are enclosed in a carrying case that doubles up as a charging cradle. However, the important thing you should know is that you can lose them pretty easily.
The SoundBuds NB10 sounds surprisingly good when compared to some of the other earbuds in the same price range. While the sound is nothing spectacular, when you look at the cost you’re saying it’s a lot more justified. Another good thing is that these earphones have a decent fit. They are comfortable and stable.
The Tone Pro is based on the neckband design where a unit comfortably sits on your neck, and earphones come out of it. While it isn’t the true wireless design and may look a bit ridiculous to some, the neckband hosts all the controls for your earphones.
There are a lot of good things about this pair of wireless earphones, and downsides too. For starters, they are following the neckband style of design that we don’t approve of because it looks a little out of place. some good things make the Samsung Level U Pro a pretty decent pair of wireless earphones. For starters, the design is a lot more futuristic on the neckband and allows it to blend in easily.
The good thing about Sony’s MDR series is this series is known for creating good wireless earphones that many people are inclined to purchasing. A good thing about these earphones is they are NFC capable and have one of the best battery endurances we’ve seen on this list thus far. You can get about 8.5 hours of battery life at moderate volume, and a slightly lower amount if you crank up the volume to maximum.
Plantronics has decided to follow a simple suit instead of being fancy with the BackBeat Go 2. Your earphones look simple, but they perform well. The sound from the earphones is fantastic, and the sound signature is balanced. While people are more inclined towards performance with more bass, the fact the sound is balanced is a bonus.
They're louder with a cleaner sound that's blissfully free of artificial manipulation. The audio is more subtle and sophisticated than their predecessors too. They're beautifully small and light, with impressive battery life and effortless usability.
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