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.
They might look a little weird, but Samsung's Galaxy Buds Live are damn good headphones.
Sony's latest high-end headphones tout improved noise-cancelling and quality of life improvements.
Unique form-factor, boring name.
Powerbeats are the more affordable, and less techy version of the Powerbeats Pro. Boasting huge battery life and superior sound quality, the main difference is glaringly obvious, the neck strap.
Boasting the same audio, and earbud design as Powerbeats Pro, the new Powerbeats device totes a neckband, longer battery life and a lower cost, coming in at $219.95.
Samsung has a new pair of wire-free earbuds to go with the Galaxy S20.
The Beats Solo Pro are top notch headphones let down by a tight fit. While this won't be a problem for everyone, their sheer clamping force can make listening to music downright uncomfortable at times.
The AirPods Pro are the best all-round wire-free buds right now, touting great sound, surprisingly good noise-cancellation, a comfortable fit, and seamless connectivity.