Earbuds

Buying inexpensive wireless earbuds usually means deciding which compromises you can tolerate. Maybe you get decent battery life but weak noise cancellation. Maybe the feature list looks impressive, but the price starts creeping upward once you add the conveniences you actually want. CMF Buds Neo Price:₹1,999 (About $20) Where to Buy: FlipKart CMF, Nothing’s budget-focused […]

If you are on the lookout for new earbuds for the coming school year, the JBL Live 4 series is worth a look. It comes in three wearing styles, Buds, Beam and Flex, and the parts that matter most carry across all three: the same touchscreen charging case, the same six microphone call rig, the

Budget earbuds earn their price by leaving things out. The cheap pair is usually where you expect to lose the feature you’d actually want to talk about, so you brace for the compromise before the case even opens. Price: $99.25 Where to Buy: Amazon That expectation is what Nothing just poked at. On July 7,

Baseus Inspire XC1 lands in a strange but useful middle ground: clip-on open-ear earbuds with Bose-tuned sound claims, Dolby Audio support, and a price that sits well below the premium clip-on crowd. They aren’t gym-proof replacements for sealed earbuds. They make more sense as daily walking, desk, and commute earbuds for people who hate silicone

Soundcore today announced the Liberty 5 Pro and Liberty 5 Pro Max at Anker Day in New York, and they’re the first two products built around Anker’s new co-developed THUS AI chip. The headline trick is on the Pro Max: a 1.78-inch AMOLED touchscreen baked into the charging case that records meetings directly to the

EarFun is about to launch the most affordable earbuds with translation on the market. The Clip 2 arrives April 27, 2026, and at $79.99, it’s the first pair of clip on earbuds to combine Hi-Res Audio with built-in AI translation, targeting a gap in the open ear headphones category that nobody else has filled yet.