We put some of our favorite earbuds to the test to find the ones that sound the best, from audio-focused brands to tech ...

Over two-and-a-half years after the last version was released, Anker’s Soundcore audio brand is updating its budget wireless ...

AAC, LDAC, and LC3 Bluetooth codecs. Technics, known for its legendary turntables, packed its audio know-how into a surprisingly small package. At $300, the EAH-AZ100 earbuds are a premium product ...

The earbuds only support SBC and aptX, so you cannot enjoy high-bitrate streaming. There's no AAC support, either, which could be an issue if you use an iPhone. The ANC is, again, decent.

If you’ve been eyeing premium wireless earbuds but don’t want to shell ... The sound quality is impressive with AAC, AptX, AptX Adaptive, and SBC supported (which should work well for most ...

The buds are equipped with wear sensors — another unusual feature for open-ear models — and with Bluetooth 5.4, the LolliClip can support Multipoint simultaneous connections. There’s also a ...

The sleek looking and compact earbuds feature 11mm drivers ... The Epic Open Sport also supports Apple’s AAC codec. The same sound presets and EQ features as the JLab Pods line are available ...