Wireless reviews & products

Updated All the features and functions you could hope for, but the audio isn’t good enough to keep us listening.

These Beats headphones push the boundaries of wireless headphone technology, but not sound quality.

These wireless sports in-ears are precise, great through the bass, and will outlast the competition for battery life.

Klipsch’s true wireless in-ears have a rock 'n' roll attitude and plenty of detail, but they are let down by connectivity and fit.

Beats tilts at the fitness market and presents a more balanced sound than with previous offerings.

Punchy, energetic sound and secure, athlete-worthy fit make the Jaybird Vistas an ideal choice for runners.

Jabra's Bluetooth in-ear headphones have a lot going for them – but one major flaw...

With a fine sense of musicality and effective noise-cancelling, the WF-1000XM3s set a new benchmark for true wireless in-ears.

For insight and musicality, the Melomania 1s are crazily good headphones – just make sure you've got a decent fit.