True Wireless Earphones With The Best Sounds In 2019

It is now easy to find true wireless earphones at a reasonable price and quite good sound quality. If what you want are wireless headphones at the top budget, then we have got a list of them. However, you will need to use more money or even a lot more in some circumstances when the quality of sound is what you care about the most.

Sadly, most wireless earphones with the best sound quality are very expensive. Moreover, they often have a large size because this feature seems to affect the quality of the sound of a true wireless earphone. That is where a strong warning to all of this is brought into play – the earphones need to fit well, and a tight seal is also necessary if you want to get the best performance. In the case of not getting the tight fit, there will be feelings of disappointment and being ripped off. This is also the reason why buying at a store such as Amazon where there is a good policy of returning is advisable. This list will be updated when new models are tested.

Sony WF-1000XM3

Sony isn't a really strong player in the wireless earphone game, but this product will change that. These noise-canceling earphones aren't cheap at all, but they have the best sound for a pair of wireless earbuds at this price point (Rs 16,184). Its sound quality can go neck-to-neck or even surpass some major competitors like Beats, Bang & Olufsen, Master & Dynamic, and Sennheiser. Additionally, it offers one thing that those brands above don't: active noise cancellation for lower ambient noise.

However, it's not rated as water-resistant or sweat-resistant. But it's safe to say you can bring them to the gym with no problems.

Sennheiser Momentum 

This headphone’s price is much higher than that of Bose SoundSport Free, Elite Active 65t, Apple AirPods, and Jabra's Elite 65t; however, with more accurate sound, cleaner, and better bass, its sounding quality is superior to other true wireless earphones. Despite the bigger size than Jabra's and the fact that it is over the ears a bit, generally, it fits comfortably and performs well in making phone calls. However, it gradually loses its charge in its case and can completely die after four days if the case is not recharged, which is the most significant drawback.

At the gym, you may not want to wear them running as they do not fit tightly enough.  Four hours are the rating for battery life, and there are also two additional charges in the case. The earphones have Bluetooth 5.0 and support aptX, AAC, and an update of firmware which makes them perform slightly better.

Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro

Anker is has been making decent headphones, but the company is entering a more premium segment with this product. It features some similarities in design as the WF-1000XM3 but without active noise-cancellation. According to the maker, these earbuds come with 11mm drivers with Knowles Balanced Armature, offering a battery life of 8 hours on one charge, and another 32 hours thanks to the case.

Their noise-cancellation microphones help limit ambient sound to improve call quality. Besides USB-C, you can also charge them wirelessly.

The earbuds offer sound quality that matches premium wireless buds, its sound is rich including a lot of detail and powerful bass performance. The Liberty 2 Pro comes with Bluetooth 5.0, supporting aptX and AAC. Its water resistance is IPX4 rated.

Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus

Compared with its predecessor MW07, this product has an improved battery life of 10 hours, Bluetooth 5.0 as well as active noise cancellation in its microphones. Though the buds may not fit everyone’s ear, they carry a distinct design along with great quality sound, and great experiences as long as you get yourself a tight seal. The MW07 Plus offers well-defined bass, well-balanced and smooth sound thanks to its in-ear headphones.

These earbuds come in four colors, and in a charging case and a pouch to keep them in. Its case offers three charges for more playback hours. It also supports aptX and AAC, with an over-20-meter extended range. Its water resistance rating is IPX5.

Klipsch T5

Early tests with these earbuds showed impressive sound quality, they produce detailed, natural, with well-defined bass. However, you have to jam their tips into your ears to keep them tight and block noise, this design is not for everyone.

Their case may be heavy for its size, but it's sturdy and sleek, featuring USB-C charging. The Klipsch T5 can work for 8 hours straight, and the case offers another three charges. It also relies on Bluetooth 5.0 and supports aptX and AAC. Its water resistance figure is IPX4, which means it can survive splashes.

Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 2.0 

These true wireless earphones have the design of some features that many expect to have. When compared to other cases in the market, it is possible that the case for their charging meets all the aesthetic standards, and it seems to be the one that you can buy at Tiffany.

With a well-balanced and clear sound, the sound quality is excellent. In comparison to the bass of Sennheiser Momentum, that of Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 2.0 also has good quality but does not have as much oomph or energy. Therefore, even though they have impressive sound with tracks recorded with good quality, they are not the right earphones that meet the expectation of bass lovers. Despite being the most expensive earphones on this list, they have various options for color.

The battery life was improved to 4 hours with the case’s three additional charges, wireless charging and USB-C were also added in version 2.0. Bluetooth 4.2 is used with the support, not for aptX but AAC.

Beats Powerbeats Pro

Its massive case for charging is a significant downside. However, all features that help AirPods of Apple to deliver better battery, richer sound, and a design that will stick on your ears are what make these earphones great. In case you belong to the minority group whose ears do not match with these earphones, you need to make sure that you buy somewhere with a good returning policy.

The Bluetooth 5.0 supports and AAC, but not aptX.

1More Stylish 

These earphones have a quite good sound. They are the cheapest compared to other mentioned models on this list. The brand created a name for itself with the wired buds, the Triple Drivers, which have a great sound system and are a good option when wired headphones were still hot. The same balanced and clear sound in the headphone can be found in its true wireless earphones; however, their quality is not good as that of Triple Drives even though they are decent for true wireless earphones.

They are mostly known among the audiophiles with accurate sounds, which may disappoint bass lovers a bit.

The rating for the battery is up to 6.5 hours with about 17 hours that are available in the charging case. However, if the volumes of listening are higher, the battery life is expected to be nearly 5 hours. They use Bluetooth 5.0 with support for both aptX and AAC.

JBL Reflect Flow

This product will fit securely in the ear and has improved sound quality. It also comes with a compact case and it’s IPX7 rated for water resistance.