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Considering their price range, the Soundcore Space Q45 by Anker impress with effective noise cancelling and good sound.

With the Ear (stick), Nothing have added True Wireless earbuds with a half-in-ear design to their range, and these can be worn comfortably by those with sensitive ears.

With the Px8, Bowers & Wilkins is demonstrating a premium model that, with a retail price of €699, is uncompromising on quality.

Two-way speakers, low weight, active noise cancellation and transparency mode – reading the Samsung Galaxy Buds2's list of features, you might think that you were dealing with genuine high-end True Wireless in-ears.

The Beyerdynamic Xelento wireless (2nd generation) treats the listener to some pretty terrific sound.

The IPX8-certified Tribit MoveBuds H1 prove to be true sports stars, lasting non-stop up to 15 hours, comfortably and safely in wind and weather.

The new edition of these high-end in-ears impressed us with high-quality optics and materials, plus thanks to new Tesla drivers, they also receive top marks in terms of sound.

With the Shure SE846 Gen 2, the new generation of the successful high-end in-ear model is waiting in the wings.

The Edifier W240TN wireless in-ears support the latest Bluetooth 5.3 standard, have a reduced latency gaming mode and can attenuate or amplify external noise as required.

For the Pro version, JLab pumps up its JBuds Air with larger batteries. Compared to in-ears from other manufacturers in the same price range, this model stands out with three EQ sound modes, a transparency mode, plus sweat and rain protection.