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Final's ZE3000 true-wireless model meets this requirement profile quite convincingly: good sound at a fair price.

The Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW deliver a lot of features at an exceptionally good price-performance ratio.

With the Cliq, the brand Intezze, which is particularly well-known in the Czech Republic, shows that True Wireless in-ears, priced far below the 100-euro mark, do not have to be cheap junk.

The Creative Outlier Pro offer plenty of battery power, feature five-level attenuation and amplification of external noise as well as individual earpiece and sound settings via an app.

The Echo Buds 2 from Amazon offer decent sound, noise cancelling and good value for money.

JVC equips the Bluetooth Earbuds HA-A8T with a solid battery life, voice assistant and phone support as well as music control functions.

What sets the Ultrasone Meteor One apart is a powerful, lively sound, making the compact over-ears versatile.

In its second generation, the Libratone Track+ continues to offer good wearing comfort, a balanced but somewhat matte sound and noise-cancelling that is a little too subtle.

With the Ultrasone Lapis, the Bavarian headphone specialist introduces the first wireless in-ear model to its range.

OpenRun Pro is the new top model from Shokz (formerly Aftershokz). They boast enhanced bass reproduction, a boosted battery life of up to ten hours, reworked microphones and better ergonomics. All of this looks good on paper, but how does it work in practice?