Near are two sorts of people in this ecosphere: those who
wear hearing aids and those who wear internal hearing aids. Sure, there are
some who straddle the two in sports and fitness, but it's usually one or the
other. While in-ear headphones can be a bit bulky in some scenarios, in-ear
headphones can deliver great sound with compact portability and phone connectivity
which is very important for calls.
Wired and wireless, luxurious and inexpensive, here is
our pick of the best in-ear headphones on the market right now.
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Sony WF-1000XM4
Ideal for: value for money
We really like these mid-range wireless headphones from
Sony. Fully Bluetooth-enabled, excellent noise-canceling capabilities, and a
battery life of around eight hours, it more than justifies the price with the
sound quality.
This is where you realize what small headphones can really
do: deep, clear bass, well-balanced sound ... and they look pretty smooth, too.
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Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EQ
Ideal for: truly immersive sound
If you really want an immersive sound experience with a
compact pair of headphones, look no further than luxury audio brand Bang &
Olufsen. Your Beoplay EQ headphones feature advanced adaptive noise
cancellation, which means they compensate for background noise and a tight
in-ear fit to passively reduce discomfort.
As you'd expect from B&O, sound quality and aesthetics
are second to none, while six microphones and industry-leading directional
beamform technology ensure crystal-clear calls. Worth the price.
Buy now at Bang Olufsen
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2
Ideal for: long-term use
Another wireless design courtesy of German audio giant
Sennheiser, which has long been a trusted brand for high-end in-ear headphones.
An ultra-simple design and a range of interchangeable earbuds mean they fit
your ear well, which is imperative whether you wear them during training or on
the go. The sound is also wonderfully balanced with rich bass, and there is
noise cancellation and strong Bluetooth connectivity to ensure stable
performance.
It's worth noting that while the earbuds will last around
7.5 hours on a single charge, the case itself, when fully charged, allows for
27 hours of playtime in total, so you'll never fall short.
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Bose QuietComfort headphones
Ideal for: full set
A magnificent complete set from Bose. The sound is amazing
and the noise cancellation technology is some of the best around. Along with a
built-in mic, you get a snug, comfortable fit, a charging case that will
increase the life of the admittedly smaller battery by six hours, and a great
companion app that lets you go. Allows you to adjust noise cancellation. level
when you need it. pay more attention to your surroundings.
The heads are also IPX4 rated, which means they can be
used in all weather conditions and for exercise.
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Ideal for: Android devices
You can't make a phone to compete with Apple and not pull
out a matching headset. Google's Pixel Buds A-Series are a feature-rich
alternative to the others on this list, but they lack a few key features,
including volume control. Still, they pack a punch in terms of sound and are
IPX4 water resistant, so you can sweat with them while working out and not
worry about breaking them.
Unsurprisingly, they intuitively pair with Android
devices and echo the Pixel phone with its clean, minimalist white design.
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Bowers & Wilkins PI3
Ideal for: training
If you're looking for a rationally priced pair of sports
headphones, consider Bowers & Wilkins. Balanced sound with clear,
enveloping bass, they are built to withstand shock and the neck strap design
with integrated controls ensures comfort and convenience during exercise.
Eight hours of battery life, minimal weight, and easy
Bluetooth connectivity make this an addition.
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