true wireless

With the Nothing Ear (2), the emerging British company focuses on innovations such as an individual sound profile and personalisable noise cancellation, especially as LHDC 5.0 technology supports high-resolution streaming via Bluetooth.

For an attractive price, the Yamaha TW-E3C True Wireless In-Ears offer practical, easy-to-use features and a rich sound that makes listening fun.

The Technics EAH-AZ80 impressed us with very good sound, efficient noise cancelling (ANC), innovative technology for phone calls (JustMyVoice) and an app that leaves nothing to be desired.

The SoundPEATS Capsule3 Pro cost very little, but deliver a lot with effective ANC, long battery life, High-Res Audio capability and a customisable EQ curve.

The new Huawei FreeBuds 5 are anything but ordinary: open construction, eye-catching design, plus Hi-Res Audio including LC3, LHDC and LDAC.

There is a compelling reason to choose headphones from Bowers & Wilkins: the sound. This applies to the Bowers & Wilkins Pi5 S2.

The Tribit FlyBuds C2 deliver a very homogeneous natural sound image, support the aptX audio codec and last up to 40 hours.

The Soundcore VR P10 support Bluetooth 5.2 and a 2.4 GHz high-speed connection via USB-C dongle for ultra-low latency gameplay.

Good sound, active noise cancellation and great wearing comfort – the Jabra Elite 4's list of features already sounds good.

With the Zen Air, Creative launch a pair of compact, wireless in-ears which are equipped with Active Noise Cancellation and an ambient mode available at an attractive price.