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The Beyerdynamic Xelento wireless (2nd generation) treats the listener to some pretty terrific sound.

The new edition of these high-end in-ears impressed us with high-quality optics and materials, plus thanks to new Tesla drivers, they also receive top marks in terms of sound.

The new Apple AirPods Pro offer very good sound, remarkable and clever technical details, as well as active noise cancelling, which is supposed to be twice as effective as with the previous model, according to the manufacturer.

The LG TONE Free DT90Q come with a considerable range of features. In terms of sound, there is little to complain about for this price range

Good sound thanks to sound personalisation, effective noise cancellation (ANC) and sound quality of up to 24 bits and 48kHz: the true-wireless debut from the Heilbronn-based audio specialists Beyerdynamic has succeeded with the Free Byrd.

The Sony LinkBuds S are the smallest and lightest True Wireless in-ears from the Japanese manufacturer to date. Despite their miniature design, you don't have to go without extensive features.

With the Marshall Mode II, the venerable British manufacturer brings to its range True Wireless in-ears that are powerfully tuned and support aptX and Bluetooth 5.1.

The new Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 show how successful a version upgrade can be: new design, new functions as well as many small improvements together with a price reduction of 50 euros.

Final's ZE3000 true-wireless model meets this requirement profile quite convincingly: good sound at a fair price.

The Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW deliver a lot of features at an exceptionally good price-performance ratio.