True Wireless In-Ears were the hot sellers in 2018 and meanwhile all well-known headphone companies do offer this type of headphones. Although completely wireless headphones are on the market for quite a while now once again it needed Apple to really get some momentum in this product category.
And because many smartphone manufacturers killed the headphone jack in the last couple of years many users now want (and need) to listen to their favorite tracks without any cables on their headphones.
With the Tune 225TWS, JBL's wireless Earbuds Tune 220TWS receive an update that, among other things, noticeably increases their battery life. What has not changed is the high wearing comfort of these lightweight Bluetooth headphones, whose "loose" fit offers an alternative for pressure-sensitive ears.
JBL's Live Free NC+ TWS wireless in-ears are tuned for all-purpose everyday use, support Bluetooth 5.1 technology and can both reduce and amplify outside noise, while the additional Talkthru mode is specifically for conversations. Individual system and sound adjustments are also possible via connection with the app, and there is also integration with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant voice services.
Available in five upbeat colours, the HA-A7T deliver on their promise of powerful sound and also impressed us with pleasant wearing comfort, all at a very attractive price.
Skullcandy's Jib True are wireless in-ears available at an attractive price that come with IPX4 water- and sweat-resistance and offer extensive functions via remote control. With the AAC format, these bass-tuned headphones also support a high-quality audio codec.
With their True Wireless Earbuds, available in three colours, the Swedish fashion brand WESC has not only designed in-ears that are both comfortable in terms of fit but also have technical features, such as clear sound and a wirelessly rechargeable case.
This time, just for a change, gamers get something in their ears rather than on their ears. After all, we gamers have been out and about in the wild ever since the GameBoy was launched - although today we tend to use smartphones, tablets and Nintendo Switch. Not everyone likes having to wear a big headset on their head. Now we no longer need to look enviously at AirPods, Galaxy Buds or other in-ear systems, because EPOS has come up with something designed especially for gamers: their new true-wireless headphones the GTW 270 Hybrid.
With the Hammerhead True Wireless Pro, Razer has expanded its in-house headphone range with cable-free in-ears that can actively suppress and amplify external noise and offer a latency-reduced wireless connection for mobile games or movies. Using the app connection, the touch control and the bass-strong basic sound of the headphones can be adjusted via 10-band EQ. Alternatively, a much more balanced tuning is available with the THX mode.
With the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro, Anker offer comfortably fitting, wireless in-ears that can be flexibly adapted to your own needs and environment via app connection. While a personal sound profile can be created with the help of HearID (2.0) and EQ, a total of four noise cancellation and two transparency modes are also available.
Cambridge Audio have been active in the field of high-end hi-fi technology for five decades. The British manufacturer does not limit itself to conventional components such as amplifiers, loudspeakers, CD or record players; they also support modern forms of music consumption such as streaming. And of course, headphones are included in their range.
Very small, very light and yet functional - that's the new EP-T31 True Wireless in-ears from Aukey for just under 40 Euros.