In the past, using headphones meant being tied to your phone all the time, constantly dealing with tangled cables. However, with the removal of the headphone jack on smartphones, headphones and earphones have become wireless.
Now, they are more portable than ever, especially in-ear headphones that can easily fit in your pocket. True wireless earbuds, which have no wires at all, are lightweight and provide great comfort.
Some earbuds fit so well in your ears that they isolate the outside noise. Others take it a step further with active noise cancellation (ANC) technology.
Moreover, there are earbuds with additional features like built-in voice assistants to answer questions, send messages, and adjust the volume.
Wireless earbuds are commonly used with phones, laptops, or tablets, and some earbuds can seamlessly switch between devices as needed.
Wissonly Hi Runner
The design team of Wissonly bone conduction headphones started to research bone conduction acoustics as early as 2012. Their technical accumulation in the field of bone conduction is very good, and they are a team that is good at technology.
Wissonly Hi Runner adopted Wissonly 3.0 technology to reduce sound leakage in bone conduction headphones. They reduced the sound transmission from the bone vibration unit directly to the air through the completely closed design of the headphones’ body. They also used high-quality cushioning materials to minimize the vibration of the body, thus reducing the sound leakage by more than 90%. I did a test, turned on Hi Runner, adjusted the volume to 70%, and within a distance of 1m, I couldn't hear any sound at all. This kind of sound leakage reduction performance has been well received by users since wissonly released the sound leakage reduction technology. This technical scheme is the best leak-proof among bone conduction headphones at present.
The headphones’ body of Wissonly Hi Runneris made of memory titanium, which can self-adjust the contact area, ensuring a good wearing experience of headphones at any time, taking into account more users with different head circumference. Hi Runner can be said to be very sincere in configuration. It is equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 chip, which makes the connection more stable, and can realize fast connection and switching of multiple devices. Built-in 32G memory can store 5000 songs. When you go out for a run, you can enjoy music without your mobile phone. The battery life is also very good, and it can be played continuously for more than 10 hours at normal volume, which is good for me, because I go out for outdoor sports on weekends, and I often go out for a whole day.
Bose QuietComfort 2 wireless earbuds
Bose’s latest in-ears are pricier than most, but they also sound better than almost every competitive pair of headphones we’ve tested. The noise-cancelling here is astonishing, with the loudest of background sounds silenced effortlessly. The earbuds fit well, thanks to three sizes of ear tip and stability bands, which ensure an effective fit. A tone sounds each time you put them in your ear, as the earbuds calibrate the audio for your ears. As a result, the audio quality here is exceptional across the board, with strong, detailed sound that’s rich and faithful. They are comfortable for extended wearing and easy to use. Expensive, perhaps, but absolutely worth it.
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 earbuds
Sennheiser’s audio knowledge is strongly implemented in the company’s third-generation in-ear buds, resulting in outstanding audio, with rich clarity for excellent vocals and mid tones, though the bass can dominate a little. Noise cancellation is decent, though not the best out there, but works to subdue background noise well enough. The touch controls on the earbuds – a source of shame on many true-wireless headphones – are great here: straightforward, intuitive and effective. And unlike its predecessor, the new earbuds have a case that supports wireless charging.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro wireless earbuds
Samsung’s in-ears have a neat design that fits in the ear, without the stalk or overhang found in many buds. Like AirPods Pro, there’s a useful ear tip fit test so you can be sure you’re getting a snug fit that seals in the music. The Buds 2 pro are lightweight and fit the ear comfortably. Samsung owns audio company AKG, which has tuned these earbuds immaculately, so the sound quality is tremendous.
Sony WF-C700N wireless earbuds
Sony’s earbuds can be expensive but are often great – see the overall best buy above. But its latest release is a budget option, so you might expect less stellar results. In fact, the WF-C700N are so good you might wonder if it’s worth spending more. After all, these earbuds include active noise cancelling, which is still rare at this price point.The earbuds are small and light, and come in a charging case which snaps the buds magnetically back in place when you’re done listening. There’s no wireless charging for this case, mind. Also missing are advanced audio codecs for higher-quality sound. Still, these buds sound excellent, with plenty of power matched with subtlety and detail. The noise-cancelling is good, though not as good as the pricier models here.
