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  Sep 11, 2021 - 19:26 Updated: Sep 13, 2021 - 11:03
  Compared to over-ear headphones, which can look and feel large and bulky, the best in-ear earphones offer a more discreet listening experience, while their snug fit provides decent levels of isolation from the outside world .
  Compared to over-ear headphones, which can look and feel large and bulky, the best in-ear earphones offer a more discreet listening experience, while their snug fit provides decent levels of isolation from the outside world.
  Panasonic isn't a brand that immediately springs to mind when you think of in-ear headphones. But maybe it should be so. The RZ-S500W is the company's first foray into wireless, noise-canceling, and they're a sensational performer for the money. You also get five sizes of ear tips to help you get fit.
  Specs are up to the mark, with noise-canceling technology, an ambient mode, twin mics for voice calls, and battery life that totals 19.5 hours (6.5 hours from the Buds and 13 hours from the charging case). A 15-minute USB-C quick-charge can deliver 70 minutes of playback. The touch controls on each bud are responsive and intuitive, so you can control your music and switch between noise-canceling modes with zero fuss.
  2. Klipsch T5M Wired
  The Klipsch has a look when it comes to excellent, affordable in-ear headphones. First it was the R6i II that made all the headlines, but for now it's the T5M wired that caused a stir. Not only are they extremely comfortable, they're also some of the most musical buds we've heard in this price bracket.
  Each bud has a 5mm dynamic driver and features a soft silicone ear tip that provides a great seal that ensures good noise isolation. The rugged cable feels tough enough to withstand the rigors of a daily commute and there's an in-line mic and one-button controls, so they'll work with most smartphones. While not positioned as 'sporty', they are IPX4 sweat- and water-resistant.
  The Soundmagic E11c headphones are the latest addition to that category that represent one of the more surprising success stories of recent years. Founded in 2005, a relative flash in the pan compared to many audio companies, Soundmagic rose from obscurity to multiple-award winners, most notably with its budget in-ear headphone range.
  The E11Cs offer a snug fit and a well-balanced, fun and energetic sound. With an updated 10mm dynamic driver and silver-plated copper cable, they're also great value for money. The sound is warm and has good depth to the bass, which is topped off with a clear and crisp midrange. It's also worth noting that their high sensitivity (112dB) means that E11Cs can deliver very high volumes.
  Sennheiser's IE 900 in-ear headphones will appeal to purists who want to get the best audio possible from a high-quality source. They're packaged like premium in-ear headphones with six ear tip options and three cables with a choice of the usual 3.5mm and balanced 2.5mm and 4.4mm connectors. The only thing they don't have is an in-line remote.
  Sennheiser's engineers have chosen to go with a single driver instead of the more fashionable multiple unit approach that many rivals take and are designed with stiffness and low resonance in mind. And the results are spectacular. They are impressively clear and open-voiced, capable of digging deep into the production of a recording. They also sound confident and practical, revealing layers of low-level information and organizing each track into a structured and cohesive whole.
  Sonys are also comfortable to wear and you get great noise isolation from the ear tips and great noise cancellation from Sony's integrated processor V1.IPX4 Water resistance comes as part of the WF-1000XM4 package, as in iOS and iOS There's a clever Headphone Connect app for Sony.
  Android and clever features such as Quick Attention and Speak-to-Chat both of which allow you to carry on a conversation without removing the earbuds. If you want a great pair of in-ear headphones that won't tangle you with wires, you need to give these Sony headphones a try.
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  At the center of each earpiece is the Sony QN1e HD noise canceling processor. Sony claims that the chip provides a 40 percent increase in noise-canceling quality compared to the previous WF-1000X model.
  Battery life is excellent: With Bluetooth 5.0 and active noise cancellation, these buds should last an appreciable 6 hours. You can extend this to 24 hours (or 32 hours if you're up for noise-canceling) using the supplied charging case. Support for Siri and Google Assistant voice control is also available.
  The big attraction here, the noise-canceling technology, is a useful addition turn it on and it blocks out all the crap and thunder from the outside world. You can toggle noise-canceling on and off by tapping the touch-sensitive controls, which are pleasantly responsive.
  As you would expect from Sennheiser, his voice is refined and mature. They offer a spacious soundstage, with well-balanced highs and lows. Dialogue is sharp and clear, with no lip-sync issues when watching Netflix and YouTube video content.
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  Bose's noise-canceling headphones have been on- and over-ear designs, but the Bose QuietComfort earbuds take the legendary line in the world of earbuds. And they do it with great success.Offer superb noise-canceling technology, which can be adjusted in the companion app, as well as customizable controls.
  The QuietComfort earbuds feel fairly lightweight and, for an average commute or exercise session, they're great to carry around. Battery life is claimed to be six hours from a single charge, or a total of 18 hours with the included charging case – a decent reserve, but not class-leading by any means.
  9. Google Pixel Buds A-Series
  The Pixel Buds A-Series are lightweight and comfortable, and they do a good job of isolating you from the outside world. However, they are windy, so some background noise inevitably creeps in. Your color choices are either white or 'dark olive'.Battery life is pretty standard for wireless in-ear earphones at around five hours, with another 20 or so provided by the carrying case.
  Pairing is fast, especially if you are using an Android smartphone or tablet that boasts of the Fast Pair feature. IPX4 water resistance means they should be fine for exercising, too.These wireless in-ear earphones put in an admirable sound performance and produce a clean, carefully measured sound that doesn't clunk or overwhelm. Dynamics are also very good.
  Move the switch located on the Earfun Air to the 10mm driver, cram in even more features like noise cancellation and you arrive at the Earfun Air Pro. They are a great proposition with a good fit, solid connections, good controls and good noise-canceling for the money.
  You also get a well-balanced, relatively transparent sound with USB-C charging and wearer detection, as well as tight, full-bodied bass. They are a musical pair of Bluetooth in-ear headphones and you would struggle to find anything at this stage that performs the same function and does it extremely well.