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How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.V-Moda Forza Metallo: This is without a doubt an incredibly solid pair of all-around headphones.

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What’s more, this headset is built with Bluetooth 5.2 which means it’s preparing for the future of Bluetooth audio.

Sony WF-1000XM4: The newest iteration of the Sony WF-1000XM3 has even better active noise cancelling, an IPX4 rating, polyurethane foam ear tips, and all of Sony’s smart feature like 360 Reality Audio and speak-to-chat.

Though it doesn’t have any IP rating, it’s very comfortable for long listening sessions and have automatic ear detection along with intuitive touch controls.

Sony WF-1000XM3: These true wireless earbuds have beautiful sound quality and active noise cancelling along with smart assistant integration.

Its sound quality is identical to the Shure AONIC 215, and it is very good.

Shure SE-215: Shure makes plenty of audio equipment, but the Shure SE-215 buds just might be a classic.

If you don’t care for active noise cancelling, you can check out its predecessor the Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless which has similarly great sound quality. Whether you’re a commuter or a remote worker, these earbuds will serve you well.

Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 2: These earphones sound excellent and do a great job of blocking out background noise.

Alternatively, the OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2 is an excellent wireless option. For only $20, it offers a decent option that won’t break the bank.

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OnePlus Type-C Bullets: If you have an Android phone that is no longer rocking a headphone jack, then you might want to check out the Type-C Bullet earbuds from OnePlus.

Its ANC isn’t the best we’ve seen, but it still helps dull out the world around you.

Nothing Ear 1: For just $100, this headset offers multiple ANC modes, an IPX4 rating, and is very comfortable.KZ ATE copper in-ears: If you’re not looking to spend too much but prioritize sound quality over all else, then this might do it for you.If you’re working on a tight budget and want your money to go as far as possible, this is among the best earphones you can get for under $200. Etymotic ER2SE: These in-ears reproduce extremely accurate audio comparable to what the ER4SR can pump out.This pair of IPX4 earbuds boasts nearly five and a half hours of playtime on a single charge with ANC enabled. Bose QuietComfort Earbuds: The Bose QC Earbuds features stellar active noise cancelling and unmatched comfort.It doesn’t offer anything fancy, but if you want something that’s comfortable and has a good mic system, get the Soul Byrd. Beyerdynamic Soul BYRD: This is a great pair of lightweight earphones.If you want a more traditional wireless form factor, get the Beats Powerbeats instead.

It also has a stable fit so it’s great for exercising, and unlike many Beats products, its sound quality is very good. Beats Powerbeats Pro: If you have an iPhone, you’ll benefit from the H1 chip integration in the Powerbeats Pro.The H1 chip integration allows for streamlined connectivity, and the active noise cancelling are some of the best you can find in in-ears.

Apple AirPods Pro: If you have an iPhone, you’ll never find something more compatible with it than the Apple AirPods Pro.

If you find its sound signature to be too bass-heavy, you can change it in the SoundCore app. For under $100, it has excellent isolation and sound quality.

Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2: This pair of true wireless earbuds supports aptX and AAC codecs.

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