By The integration of wireless audio products into the mainstream has certainly led to a lot of innovation and impressive technology, and it’s interesting to think that in the past few years, we’ve gotten products like the Sony WH-1000MX4, Apple’s AirPods Max, Samsung Galaxy Buds series, and more. While these are all great-sounding devices, they are a bit on the expensive side, and maybe you’re after something a bit more wallet-friendly – this is where we come in.
What that said, we’ve made a quick little list of some of the best-sounding wireless earbuds out there. If you’re in the market for an affordable pair that doesn’t compromise on sound quality, has good battery life, and other nifty little features, then check these out!
1More Comfobuds
1More’s line of audio products is steadily growing, and the company has proven that it’s got the chops to make some of the best-sounding, value-for-money audio gear on the market. The 1More “Comfobuds” line of products has seen several follow-ups like the Comfobuds 2 and Pro, but even the first-generation pair still sound good today.
The Comfobuds come with instant pairing, so syncing them to your smartphone takes a few seconds. They also sound good thanks to the 13.4mm dynamic drivers, and are great for phone calls courtesy of four environmental noise cancellation (ENC) microphones, which focus on amplifying your voice while reducing external noise.
The Comfobuds also have an IPX5 rating, which means that they’ll be safe for light rain and workouts.
Anker Soundcore Life P2
Another well-known brand in the budget audio game, Anker’s Soundcore line of products encompasses a wide range of different audio gear that includes headphones, wireless earbuds, and more. In particular, the Soundcore Life P2 is a great pair of wireless earbuds that won’t break the bank.
The earbuds can last for more than 24 hours – each charge on the buds can get you up to seven hours of playtime, and you can top up with additional charges in the earbuds case for a total of 40 hours. You can charge the earbuds for ten minutes to get an hour’s worth of playtime. The earbuds are also rated for IPX7 protection against liquids, meaning they’ll be safe against splashes and such.
In terms of sound quality, the earbuds feature Graphene Drivers for impressive sound quality and clarity. This is combined with BassUp technology, which enhances bass by up to 43%.
Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2
Our next entry also comes from Soundcore, and offers great specs at a budget price while still managing to sound impressive. The Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 earbuds come with great-sounding performance thanks to 8mm triple-layer dynamic drivers, which provide 40% more bass and 100% more treble, as well as battery life which can last up to 100 hours. Each charge on the earbuds can get you up to eight hours of playtime, and you can top up the earbuds via the charging case for a lot more charges.
In terms of style, the Life Dot 2 earbuds also come with a stem-less design (meaning that they won’t look like apple Airpods), courtesy of the “AirWings” which are soft and adapt to the shape of your ears, while remaining minimalist and discreet, in comparison to most earbuds which come with a stem on their design.
Nokia Go Earbuds +
While not exactly known for audio gear, Finnish mobile corporation Nokia (under HMD Global) also sells several wireless earbuds, and the Nokia Go Earbuds + in particular are a great and affordable pair. They offer basic features, but given the affordable price are great for people who just want a nice pair of audio tech from a reliable brand.
For starters, the earbuds feature 13mm Neodymium drivers, which are responsible for providing a rich and powerful bass sound. A total of 26 hours of playtime makes them ideal for all-day use, and the added IPX4 rating means that they’ll be great for workouts and outdoor runs. They also come with voice assistant compatibility for apps like Amazon Alex and Google Assistant, and feature full touch controls for ease of operation.
Motorola Moto Buds 100
Last but not the least on this quick list are Motorola’s Moto Buds 100. Another smartphone company to delve into wireless audio technology, the Moto Buds 100 offer up to five hours of playtime on a single charge (which you can top up in the charging case), alongside a minimalist design and IPX4 water resistance.
The buds also have a compact design which makes them ideal for folks looking for small and discreetly-styled earbuds. Like all the others on this list, they feature touch controls which makes operating them really convenient. If you’re after a straightforward pair of wireless earbuds for calls and music, then these are worth checking out.
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