Alex Bracetti

At $299, the Master & Dynamic MW08 is a pair of noise-cancelling wireless earbuds with the design and sound to match their high price.

At $249, the UE Fits might share the same price as the AirPods Pro, but they offer a more personalized fit and sound experience.

The Grado GT220 delivers premium sound and stable battery life, but its high price tag should warrant more features and functionality.

Great in some areas, flawed in many others, the Marshall Mode II rely on audio and design to do all of the heavy lifting.

The JBL Reflect Mini NC are great sporty wireless earbuds if you want dynamic audio and noise cancellation in a damage-proof package.

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

Compelling noise cancellation, sound quality, and craftsmanship make the Phiaton 900 Legacy an excellent value.

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

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

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

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.

While an aesthetically pleasing representation of its laptop counterpart, the ThinkPad X1 ANC disappoints on sound and noise cancellation.

Big on bass, battery life, and wireless features, the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 is one of the best noise-cancelling deals out there.

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