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Both the handy format and the rich sound, which can be flexibly adjusted to suit your own listening habits, make a good impression.

Samsung's latest True Wireless flagship Galaxy Buds2 Pro can do a lot and perform astonishingly well.

With support for Sony 360 Reality Audio, aptX Adaptive and the latest technologies from the Qualcomm Snapdragon Sound (QSS) platform, Audio-Technica's ATH-TWX9 wireless in-ears aim to deliver high-quality sound.

The Nura NuraTrue Pro comes with impressive functionality.

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.

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.

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.