If you're after wire-free earbuds that don't break the bank, the Jabra Elite 3s are a surprisingly affordable, surprisingly great pick.
Sony's new buds could address the last generation's biggest problems.
The Sennheiser CX 400BT True Wireless are fantastic sounding headphones with a solid battery life of up to seven hours per charge.
With the Roam, Sonos finally has a Bluetooth small and light enough to take out of the home. Better yet, it's managed to achieve this without sacrificing sound quality.
The Roam is a Sonos speaker you'll actually want to take out of the home.
The FreeBuds Studio are a solid first attempt at noise-cancelling over-ear headphones from Huawei, and deliver on comfort, sound quality, and making the world just that little bit quieter.
Dropping $899 on headphones is a hard ask, no matter how incredible they sound. The AirPods Max are quite possibly the best sounding headphones I've tested, but for most, they simply cost too much.
The Sony WH-1000XM4s are, in the scheme of things, a pretty minor update, but this doesn't stop from being one of the best pairs of noise cancelling headphones you can buy.
The Beats Flex are a good - if tad awkward - entry-level pair of wireless headphones. For the money, you could certainly do worse.
At $249, OPPO's Enco W51 wire-free buds deliver solid sound quality and excellent noise-cancelling at a price that well and truly undercuts the competition. The buds are however let down by a shortish battery and the fact you can't customise any settings if you don't have an OPPO phone. But all in all, the Enco W51s are great headphones for the money.