Hot on the heels of the stunning success of the AirPods Pro, it seems like every audio company at CES 2020 is trying to compete with Apple. New headphones are nearly all wireless (of course), and seem to be divided into two main categories: true wireless (AirPod-style) and active noise-canceling, with many combining both technologies. Here are the most promising models we've seen announced at the show so far.
These Jabra Elite Active 75t true wireless earbuds boast seven and a half hours of battery life. They're the "sporty" upgrade to the existing Jabra Elite 75t, which earned a CNET Editors' Choice.
The new model is set to hit stores in February for $200.
These JBL Club One wireless true adaptive noise-canceling headphones have high-res audio. They're compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
These will be available this year for $350.
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JBL Club One
Here's a closer look at the Club One headphones.
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Klipsch T10
The new Klipsch T10 True Wireless smart headphones include a built-in operating system with embedded artificial intelligence, controlled by voice control gestures.
These Ausounds Hybrid ANC are true wireless and soundproof earbuds. They offer 25 hours of battery life and will be available in red, dark gray, black and gold.
They will ship Feb. 1 for $190.
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Edifier TWS NB
The Edifier TWS NB true wireless headphones offer ambient sound mode to monitor sounds around you while you listen to music. They have a LDS laser-carving antenna for a reliable connection.
The JBL true wireless earbuds are compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. They're waterproof and have 20 hours of playtime.
They will be available in April 2020 for $150.
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Shure Aonic 215
Shure's Aonic 215 true wireless sound isolating earphones have eight hours of battery life from a single charge and three additional full charges when you're on the go.
These Sennheiser HD 350BT have up to 30 hours of battery life and the headband is foldable. They also have voice assistant integration.
They will ship later this month for $120.
For more info on products being shown off in Las Vegas this week, check out our full coverage of CES 2020.
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