Bluetooth Headphones

For $69, the House of Marley Champion gives you vibrant sound in a stylishly sustainable package.

Good audio quality, active noise cancellation and built-in Tile tracking come with underwhelming call quality and finicky touch controls for a semi-decent pair of earbuds.

Strong audio performance and unique features make the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro a solid true wireless option.

For the price, the 1More ComfoBuds have some quality traits, but several performance issues make them an iffy purchase.

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro are a true wireless success backed by strong audio, several features, and passable ANC.

Strong sound and battery life combined with a sleek, throwback design make the Marshall Major IV an affordable top-tier wireless model.

Great performance in a stylishly retro package, the Klipsch T5 II True Wireless is one of the best-looking and sounding wireless earbuds available.

The Treblab E3s are a decent sounding pair of headphones with plenty of low end, an immense battery life, and support for your digital assistant.

The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Sport is one of the best sport wireless earbuds that money can buy.

Panasonic’s RB-M700B offer clear and present audio, and distortion-free nightclub-like bass that you can feel, but the ANC is weak.