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The over-the-ear headset still has 10 speakers and brings you immersive audio with pinpoint accuracy.
Celebrity-backed Fiil has made its mark in China with a new line of premium headphones. Now they're coming to America.
Focal's Listen Wireless is well-built Bluetooth headphone with rich, refined sound imbued with a lot of presence -- perhaps too much for some people.
JBL's next-gen wireless noise-cancelling headphone is a step up in design, comfort level and sound, but it faces stiff competition.
Plantronics has injected some business-class features into its more fashionably designed mono Bluetooth headset.
Although they may not be quite as good as full-size offerings from Bose and Sony, the on-ear AKG N60NC are arguably the best compact wireless noise-canceling headphones.
The affordable Impulse Duo is a likable in-ear Bluetooth headphone that features decent sound, packs up well and is easy to carry around in a pocket.
The $1,300 Fender FXA9 IEMs aren't cheap, but they boast great sound quality and sit comfortably in the ears.
The AirPods are more comfortable and cost less, but the Skybuds are one of the better totally wireless earphones out there right now.
These totally wireless earphones are billed as the world's first "wireless ear computer" and feature real-time language translation.
The Urbanears Stadion's coiled design may not appeal to everyone, but a lot of people will find it liberating to be free of the dangling cords of most Bluetooth sports headphones.
Beyerdynamic bills its upcoming Xelento Wireless as "the first wireless in-ear headphone for audiophiles." It ain't cheap.
Some design choices get in the way of function, but for comfort and sound quality the Cloud Revolver S is sunshine on a rainy day.
Ear fitness for runners.
Small drawbacks notwithstanding, the Plantronics BackBeat 500 Series raises the bar for entry-level on-ear wireless headphones.
Look past the odd design of the Audeze iSine 10, and you'll find some of the best-sounding in-ear headphones we've ever heard.
The Sony Xperia Ear Open-Style Concept is a hands-free personal assistant that uses bone conduction to transmit sounds to your ears.
Computer, where's my Universal Translator? The Waverly Labs Pilot Earpiece brings us one step closer.
