True cord-cutting is a tough game, but an increasing number of companies are getting in on the action. There's the Sony WF-1000Xs, which are a 2017 Best Buy Award-winner, there's Google's Pixel Buds, and - of course - there's Apple's AirPods.
But now Optoma has entered the arena with its newest wireless headphones, the NuForce Be Free8.
So what are the specs? Well, they have AAC and aptX support for 'CD-like' sound, and a battery life of four hours (with the charging case giving the headphones a total of 16 hours of life).
The Be Free8 also have noise-cancelling capabilities, which will be useful for runners who don't want the outside world to break in over their tunes, and there's a button on top of the earpiece for playback control and activating smart-assistants like Siri and Google Assistant.
Should you be caught in the rain, these headphones will remain safe too - they have a IPX5 rating, so will resist damage from rain and sweat.
Prices start at £200, with retailers listing them as available to buy now.
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