Master & Dynamic MW08
The Master & Dynamic MW08 are True Wireless in-ears that not only want to score points with their excellent sound, but also with their active noise cancelling and a long battery life. We find out whether they succeed.
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Skullcandy Indy ANC
The Indy ANC wireless in-ears from Skullcandy offer a high level of functionality. These fast-charging earpieces feature active noise cancellation, ambient mode for outdoor awareness and various sound customisation options including three EQ modes as well as a personal sound profile that can be generated via a listening test in the accompanying app.
JBL Live Free NC+ TWS
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.
Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro
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.
Razer Opus
The Razer Opus surprises us in our test as closed wireless headphones with a modern design and compact sound that, for everyday headphones, do almost everything that could be wished of them. And the reasons for this are many and varied...
Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro
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.
Apple AirPods Max
Apple has added the first over-ear headphones to its range with the AirPods Max, which must be pretty good as they cost 600 Euros - and for those of us who live in the Apple world this is certainly the case. Those who are just looking for a good pair of true-wireless headphones are nevertheless cordially invited to read the review of the AirPods Max, knowing full well that they might change their minds afterwards.
EarFun Free Pro
With the Free Pro, EarFun offers very compact and completely wireless in-ears that are lavishly equipped with dual drivers, modern Bluetooth 5.2, active noise cancellation and a wireless charging case - all for a purchase price of 60 euros.
Oppo Enco X
The Enco X from Smartphone manufacturer Oppo, developed in cooperation with Dynaudio, makes you sit up and take notice: The Danish sound specialist has been known for decades for their high-quality hi-fi and monitoring speakers. This time they are in charge of perfecting the sound tuning. Have they succeeded? We put them to the test.
Huawei FreeBuds Studio
In plain black or gold with clean lines and state-of-the-art features, the FreeBuds Studio from Huawei are, first of all, a real eye-catcher in terms of shape and technology. They target the same market and are in direct competition with other Bluetooth over-ears like those from Bose, Sennheiser and Sony, and - clearly - also want to outdo them. However, for this to succeed at all, you will need a current Smartphone from the same manufacturer.