The sudden evolution of Bluetooth has made many of us think about the possibility of changing our wired headphones for wireless ones, either for everyday use or, at least, to alternate between them. However, despite the obvious benefits of BT, we may still be wondering to what extent the sound quality will suffer.
Therefore, if we intend to update the ones we already have and we want to know if the change is viable, It will be necessary to evaluate which are the best Bluetooth headphones that fit our pocket and what benefits they offer us.
10. Huawei Freebuds 3: the great alternative to Apple
With an aesthetic reminiscent of Apple's AirPods 2, but with a significantly lower price, these in-ear headphones have become Apple's great alternative in the in-ear market. We found a Kirin A1 processor as a strong point, which means that they have good sound quality. They offer noise cancellation, but an autonomy without recharging in their base of barely 3 hours, due to the high consumption that this entails.
9. AKG Y500: a series that never disappoints
Within the range of headband and Bluetooth headphones, we find a wide variety of options. Most are found in a very high range, above 150 euros, or in a very low range, from white brands whose main weakness is found in the battery (with a useful life that sometimes does not even exceed a year).
But, if we dig a little into the mid-range, we find this phenomenal AKG model, which offers a sound equivalent to its wired version (Y50S), with a very elegant and above all compact design. In addition, it has options in four different colors, which is even more attractive if we intend to use it outdoors.
8. Sennheiser HD 350BT: the full equip
The Sennheiser brand often leaves us with a bittersweet taste in our mouths, given that it lends itself to making good headphones, but slightly inferior in quality to the alternatives when we look at the price.
In this case, we find a great headset that breaks with this custom. Not only do we discover a high-quality model at a low price, but we have possibly The most feature-rich headset available in the mid-range: from the long-awaited Bluetooth aptX codec to a not inconsiderable 30-hour battery life.
7. Jabra Moves Style Edition: Low price and reduced weight
If the AKG Y500 headband headphones already seemed compact to us, these Jabra headphones are the true definition of portability. Their small size and careful design make them headphones that you will want to take everywhere.The quality of these Jabra does not disappoint, but being small in size, we could say that the most affected section is the battery life, which barely exceeds 15 hours.
6. JBL Tune 600BTNC: High-end at a low-end price
If you prioritize music quality over everything else, the JBL Tune 600 are possibly the best value for money Bluetooth headphones on the market right now. They incorporate an active sound cancellation system, which is completely unusual for the price they are around. The problem is that these features require a high battery consumption, and we will have little more than 10 hours of autonomy on average.
5. Cambridge Audio Melomania 1: in ear that surprises
It's hard to find a pair of pure in-ear headphones that excel in the sound department in the mid-range, as most of them, being very cheap, tend to have a rather disappointing audio quality. Fortunately, this is not the case with the Melomania 1, which They could be compared to miniaturized Hi-Fi speakers..
With a groundbreaking design and the possibility of enjoying up to 40 hours of playback thanks to the large battery of its charging base, we are looking at some high-end headphones, except for the fact that they do not offer active cancellation of any kind.
4. Aukey EP-N5: Great sound with active cancellation
If you've been thinking about getting AirPods Pro but are on a budget, Aukey's EP-N5s are possibly the closest option in the budget range. low-cost. Comparatively, the sound is practically identical. Also, similarly to what happens with the Anker, but in the in-ear range, We are talking about a white label that breaks all the boundaries of functionality. and will give us much more than we expect.
3. Earfun Air Pro: Everything you need
We close this list with another of those headphones that, surely, goes under the radar of most, but that surprises from the moment it reaches your hands. We are talking about a product that for less than 100 euros offers, literally, everything one could wish for, including good sound quality, which is no small feat. In in-ear format, with a 30-hour battery thanks to its charging base, it includes maximum water resistance (IPX7), active noise cancellation, Qi wireless charging, among a multitude of features that would overwhelm anyone.
2. Beats PowerBeats Pro: The sporty option
We already made one review of the PowerBeats Pro at the time and it is precisely these high-end headphones with many features aimed at sports. With a battery life of 9 hours and a perfect fit, these headphones They can be one of the best choices this year for athletes., especially runnersThe good thing about this type of headphones with a high design component is that they look good both on the run and in the office. This means that we won't have to restrict their use to just one activity.
1. Sony WH-1000XM4: if you have money, don't even think about it
If you have the budget and want a high-end headset, you can't go wrong with the WH-1000. We'd say it's by far the best-selling headset in its range. Plus, For the average consumer, this headset may be the ultimate purchase. as far as home audio is concerned.
It should be noted that these are wireless headphones. In a wired version, they would probably cost half as much, but to a large extent, comfort is paid for and appreciated. In addition, it is compatible with 100 % of the BT codecs, including obviously LDAC, which is from the brand itself.
In case you are looking for This model with a lower price We definitely recommend the previous version, which has almost the same features and functionality.