Wireless Earbuds Reviews

UPDATED Jabra’s Elite 85t noise-cancelling earbuds aren’t without talent, but come up a little short in the face of strong competition.

The AZ60M2 aren’t perfect, but there’s enough here for us to be charmed by Technics’ wireless buds, if not entirely won over.

UPDATED There's a lot to love about Apple's original noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds, which feature spatial audio with head tracking.

The Technics EAH-AZ80 face an uphill struggle if they are going to offer a viable alternative to their high-flying rivals at this ultra-competitive price point.

The JBL Tour Pro 2 feature an innovative on-case display, but can they make a case for themselves with class-leading sound?

B&W has a lot to prove with the premium Pi7 S2 wireless earbuds, but are they a cut above the current class leaders?

The Ear (2) wireless earbuds continue to look the business, but question marks remain about their ability to deliver balanced, quality audio.

JBL’s wireless earbuds tick a lot of boxes and don’t cost the earth, but is their audio quality up to scratch?

Jabra’s betting that cramming full-sized functionality into some of the smallest, lightest earbuds around is a recipe for success.

UPDATED Sony's LinkBuds S swap the ring driver of the original LinkBuds for a conventional active noise-cancelling design. Are they a success?