Wireless earbuds stories

I was very pleasantly surprised with the Sony WF-1000XM4. They sound great, they look great and they do noise cancelling right.>>

Skullcandy presents its Dime wireless earbuds, designed to sound great but without breaking the bank.>>

For the past few weeks, I’ve been going about my life with a grin on my face, thanks to these devices.>>

These earbuds hit the right notes in terms of design and reasonable ANC. >>

The AFT2 case is going to be very uncomfortable in your pocket unless you’ve fully transitioned to sweat pants by now.>>

The Skullcandy Indy ANC wireless earbuds are comfortable to wear, offer good audio and a reasonable level of active noise cancelling. >>

They retail for around half the price of the AirPods Pro but can compete with them in every way.>>

Today, I’m going to talk about Chinese brand Padmate’s latest offering: the PaMu Quiet which retails at $299.>>

Besides the awkward and fiddly touch controls on the earbud stalk, the FreeBuds Pro are a perfectly suitable pair of wireless earbuds.>>

Despite not being noise-cancelling, the Sport Earbuds come with an abundance of features that make them a great option for anyone in the market for some premium, durable earbuds.>>

Jabra has released wireless charging variants of the Jabra Elite Active 75t and the Elite 75t earbuds, enabling users to charge the earbuds by placing the case on the charger.>>

These were the first earbuds I had ever tried (I prefer over-ear headphones), but after a couple of weeks using them, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked them. So how did they hold up generally?>>

Sweatproof, waterproof and more importantly secured with moldable ear hooks, these earbuds should be able to take some punishment.>>

Huawei has announced the Australian launch of its latest flagship True Wireless Stereo earphones, the HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro. >>

The new AFT2 offers 35 hours play time with the charging case, and comes in four Australia-inspired colours.>>

Skullcandy wants you to enjoy rich Bluetooth audio via their discreet Sesh Evo wireless earbuds. They can also tell you where they are if you lose them.>>

The earbuds feature Jabra’s active noise cancelling (ANC) features, thanks to dual chipsets in each earbud and refined sound processing.>>

Although the WF-1000XM3s came out in 2019, they’re still available for purchase - and there's a good reason why they're so popular.>>

Another great part of the design is the earbuds themselves. Most other earbuds on the market can’t be worn for more than two hours at a time because of the amount of pressure they put on ear canals. Thankfully, the JBL Tune 220 were designed with all-day wear in mind. >>

Promising a battery life of up to nine hours between charges, you will likely want to keep wearing them after your workout, especially when you see some of their noise-cancelling features.>>

With the release of the Apple Airpods, wireless earphones have experienced a renaissance. Oskar Howell picks up two of the market leaders to see how they fared when put head to head.>>

Samsung’s wireless Galaxy Buds have a new successor: The Galaxy Buds+. And for the first time, they’re compatible with iOS as well as Android.>>

These are by no means the most advanced wireless earbuds ever, but there are several reasons why the xFyro ARIA should be considered by the average user - they’re neat, easy to set up and durable.>>

At $249, the JBL Reflect Flows are playing in the mid to high-end range of true wireless earphones.>>