EarFun Air Pro
With the Air Pro, EarFun offer completely wireless in-ears with active noise cancelling for a budget price of less than 80 Euro. But are they a sound package?
True wireless
Cut all cords!
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.
Latest Tests: True wireless
Jabra Elite 85t
Jabra continues to develop its cable-free in-ears in increments of ten and the Elite 75t just got an ANC upgrade via update (Elite 75t) They’re now launching the Elite 85t, which is equipped with a more powerful adaptive noise reduction system.
Aukey EP-T25
True Wireless in-ears for 30 Euro is feasible. That's what Aukey probably thought, and they are entering the wireless headphones race with the EP-T25. But do they have anything to offer in terms of workmanship, functions and sound at this price? Let's find out.
Soundcore by Anker Liberty Neo
The powerful and down-to-earth Soundcore Liberty Neo from Anker offer an extremely stable fit and fast-charging batteries with endurance. In addition, these compact, cable-free in-ears support Bluetooth standard 5.0 and, with the AAC format, a high-quality audio codec.
Bose Sport Earbuds
With a firm fit, good sound and robust design, Bose offer their new completely wireless Sport Earbuds primarily to the demanding sports and work-out market, who want exactly these characteristics for their sweat-inducing activities: a firm fit, good sound and robust design.
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds
With their QuietComfort Earbuds, Bose are seeking to demonstrate that even in the cable-free class, True Wireless in-ears are extremely effective at reducing noise and delivering high-quality sound. We test whether they actually manage it.
Soundcore by Anker Life P2
With the Soundcore Life P2 Anker offers inexpensive, cable-free in-ears that sound good, support high-quality audio codecs with aptX as well as the AAC format and offer a decent runtime. For clear intelligibility during phone calls, these wireless headphones are also equipped with four microphones and the cVc 8.0 noise canceller.
Aukey EP-T28
With a purchase price of just under 40 Euros, the completely wireless Aukey EP-T28 offer amazing performance in terms of both sound and workmanship. Here once again, as with the EP-T21, the feeling that current technology can be quite affordable is reinforced. Nevertheless, there are upsides and downsides.
RHA TrueConnect 2
A little more than a year ago, we completed our test of RHA’s debut True Wireless headphones the TrueConnect. Their successor is now available with even better support and they are even a few Euros cheaper.
Urbanista Stockholm Plus
With the Stockholm Plus the Swedish manufacturer Urbanista have added light, cable-free earbuds to their range, they are weatherproof according to IPX4 and are characterised by a crystal clear reproduction of voices. In addition to Bluetooth standard 5.0, these slim wireless earbuds with AAC format also support a high-quality audio codec.