In many cases, those advantages result in a better experience for the user, so we’ve picked out the best earbuds for each major mobile operating system along with picks based on other criteria such as sound quality and price. This - along with the fact that features such as noise transparency and voice assistant triggers won’t work when using one company’s earbuds with another company’s hardware - make finding the right fit for most people a bit trickier. That means a pair of third-party wireless earbuds from a company such as Jabra simply can’t offer the same integration with an iPhone or MacBook Air as a pair of AirPods can, and Samsung is able to make its earbuds sound better when used alongside a Samsung device such as a Galaxy phone or one of the company’s TVs.
We don’t have an overall best pick for wireless earbuds because more and more manufacturers are taking Apple’s approach and locking the best features to first-party hardware. We listened to music and podcasts as well as an audiobook for good measure in loud and quiet environments, such as a busy subway station and a coffee shop, to account for sound quality and the effectiveness of noise-cancellation features.
To find the best wireless earbuds, we tested 16 models between two writers, spending at least ten hours using each model and trying them across a variety of devices with different operating systems to check for sound and connection quality. As a result, comfort, convenience, and how much you care about premium sound quality are likely to be the deciding factors for which earbuds are best for you. You can also get decent sound, battery life, and noise-canceling capabilities at a variety of different price points.
The technology is at the point where you shouldn’t have to worry too much about a dodgy Bluetooth connection or a dropped signal.
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