With the QuietComfort Earbuds II, Bose makes an impressive comeback and they want to show us what is technically feasible: The active noise cancelling (ANC) cancels out broadband and works extremely effectively, the transparency mode sounds very natural and thanks to clever measurement technology in the ear, the balanced sound is automatically adjusted to your ears. However, all this comes at a price...
Google goes Pro: With its new Google Pixel Buds Pro, the tech company wants to play in the same league as Apple's AirPods Pro or Samsung's Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.
Even for less than 30 euros, you can get technically quite well-equipped Bluetooth headphones like the SoundPEATS Free2 classic.
The Jabra Elite 5 are True Wireless in-ears for audio enthusiasts who have active everyday lives.
The PistonBuds Pro from 1more show what features and sound quality can be packed into really affordable True-Wireless in-ear headphones today.
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
The powerfully tuned Soundcore Sport X10 have fast-charging batteries with endurance, support Bluetooth 5.2 and can attenuate or amplify ambient noise as needed.
The comfortably fitting Edifier NeoBuds Pro from the Chinese manufacturer support premium codecs for HiRes audio via Bluetooth, feature a low-latency gaming mode and are said to offer high speech intelligibility during phone calls thanks to three microphones per side.
The US company's compact Skullcandy Mod are powerfully tuned, amplify external noise in Stay-Aware mode and support multipoint connections with two devices simultaneously.
The Yamaha TW-E5B impressed us with its open sound, high voice quality during telephone calls and problem-free usability. Although they do without noise cancelling, they are undoubtedly a practical accessory for everyday mobile life.