Headphones

The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 retains most of its predecessor’s hallmarks and adds LDAC connectivity, but the higher price might deter you.

The JBL UA True Wireless Streak shows strength in sound and design, but there's too much weakness in other areas to fully recommend it.

The SteelSeries Arctis 7 sets the standard for what a wireless gaming headset should be: functional, versatile and practical.

The Amazon Echo Buds 2 grants you many features and stronger performance for a lower price than the original.

The Cleer Enduro ANC’s effective noise cancellation, superb battery life and deceptive affordability make it one of the best deals in headphones right now.

The Edifier TWS NBQ has much better sound and active noise cancellation than its price suggest, though such cheapness does have its drawbacks.

Despite its flaws, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are solid wireless earbuds with dynamic sound, improved ANC, and cool exclusive features.

The Cambridge Audio Melomania 1 Plus is a superb set of wireless earbuds that delivers top-notch performance at an enticing price point.

Nicely designed, rich-sounding and packing effective ANC, the MW08 is Master & Dynamic’s best pair of true wireless earbuds yet.

For cheap wireless earbuds, the Enacfire A9 impresses with adequate ANC and strong sound, though it would benefit from more features.

Buggy performance aside, the JBL Club Pro Plus packs great sound, noise cancellation, and special features into a luxe design.

Strong sound, battery life, and protection make the Klipsch T5 II Sport one of the best wireless sport earbuds available.

At $25, the Skullcandy Dime has the aesthetic and sonic appeal to satisfy budget shoppers that want cheap yet reliable wireless earbuds.

The Focal Celestee doesn’t come cheap, but what these closed-back cans deliver in sound and style make them an enticing splurge.

Supreme comfort and stellar anti-noise make the Bose QuietComfort 20i the noise-cancelling earbuds to beat. Read our full review.

Bose's SoundSport in-ear headphones provide balanced audio in a compact, sporty package, but the price is pretty steep.

One of the best gets better, as the Sony WH-1000XM3 packs killer sound and noise cancellation into a slender design.

The Jabra Elite 85h are noise cancelling headphones that command your attention with adaptive listening modes, great sound, and lengthy battery life.

Amazon Echo Buds deliver solid sound quality, active noise reduction and Alexa for less than $130.

The Sennheiser IE 300’s excellent sound quality will be enough to please audiophiles. But for the same price or less, you could get a full-featured pair of noise-cancelling earbuds.

For $499, the V-Moda M-200 delivers excellent ANC and sound in a luxe package, but also underwhelms in other key areas.

At $50, the Beats Flex is a slam-dunk purchase with solid overall performance.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds offer great sound, more than 5 hours of battery life and near-instantaneous pairing, all in a stylish, comfortable pair of buds.

The NuraLoop are noise cancelling earbuds that are smarter than the AirPods Pro for less money.

Despite a few performance bugs, the Plantronics BackBeat Go 810 provides dynamic sound and modest noise cancellation at a great price.

The Sony WF-SP800N are legit wireless sports earbuds with strong aesthetics, battery life, and sound, but are missing some features.

Perfect fit, well-balanced sound and lengthy battery life make the Jaybird Vista worth buying, despite minor connectivity issues.

The Beats Powerbeats 4 is a noteworthy successor with better aesthetics, battery life, and sound than the Powerbeats 3.

Killer battery life, customizable sound and adjustable fit make these Bluetooth sport buds a must-buy.