

Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 4
1 of 2 would buy again
2 owners
The battery beat their expectations
Comfort beat their expectations
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1 of 2 would buy again
2 owners
The battery beat their expectations
Comfort beat their expectations


1 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Expected more from comfort

2 of 2 would buy again
2 owners · owners report ~10 h per charge vs 8.73 h claimed
Comfort beat their expectations
The battery beat their expectations


0 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Comfort beat their expectations


0 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Expected more from the noise cancelling


2 of 2 would buy again
2 owners
The battery beat their expectations
The battery beat their expectations

1 of 1 would buy again
1 owner · owners report ~7 h per charge vs 10 h claimed
Comfort beat their expectations

The Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 are a luxury product with a luxury price tag. The earbuds perform well across the board, though you can find better options for less money.
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The Nothing Ear (3) offer solid performance wrapped in premium materials. Still, you're paying a $30 premium for flashy metal accents and a Super Mic feature that feels like a solution looking for a problem.
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1 of 4 would buy again
4 owners · owners report ~5 h per charge vs 10 h claimed
Expected more from the fit and build
Comfort beat their expectations
Expected more from comfort

The Fiio UTWS5 is for those who need to listen to high-fidelity music with the convenience of wireless. However, you're stuck with either 2-pin or mmxc and a short battery life.
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2 of 2 would buy again
2 owners · owners report ~7 h per charge vs 6 h claimed
The fit and build beat their expectations
The fit and build beat their expectations


1 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Expected more from the noise cancelling


1 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Comfort beat their expectations


2 of 2 would buy again
2 owners
Comfort beat their expectations
The noise cancelling beat their expectations

The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max builds on everything that makes the Liberty 5 Pro great, adding a larger touchscreen case and AI note-taking for those who want more from their earbuds.
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3 of 3 would buy again
3 owners · 1 photo-verified · owners report ~5 h per charge vs 10 h claimed
Comfort beat their expectations
The noise cancelling beat their expectations
Comfort beat their expectations


This is an imaginative product with a lot to like about it. For those who want to combine ANC and transparency mode in one product, the LinkBuds Fit are stealthily one of those products that will make a lot of people happy even if it doesn't make headlines.
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1 of 2 would buy again
2 owners · 1 photo-verified
Comfort beat their expectations
Expected more from comfort


The Nothing Ear 3a are competent earbuds, though the stock tuning requires a heavy hand to bring more in line with typical preferences. Luckily, there's very little about the earbuds that can be viewed as a shortcoming — which is extremely notable at $99.
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1 of 1 would buy again
1 owner
Comfort beat their expectations


The Jabra Elite 10 Gen 2 is an unbelievably good set of true wireless earbuds that overcome some of the biggest hurdles the category has. However, with Jabra's parent company retiring the product line, it's uncertain what will happen with future software updates.
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3 of 4 would buy again
4 owners · owners report ~5 h per charge vs 5.48 h claimed
Comfort beat their expectations
Expected more from the noise cancelling
Comfort beat their expectations

The ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNova offers low-latency wireless audio for gaming with solid ANC performance and customizable features. The consumer-friendly, bass-forward sound signature enhances gaming immersion, though Xbox users are left out.
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