Tai nghe không dây tốt nhất năm 2021

Đây không phải là Bose của bố bạn. Tai nghe Bose 700 đã nâng cao tiêu chuẩn cho tai nghe khử tiếng ồn chủ động, giúp giảm tiếng ồn bên ngoài một cách hiệu quả đồng thời cho phép bạn nghe rõ khi nói chuyện điện thoại với ai đó hoặc kết nối với trợ lý kỹ thuật số. Những chiếc 700 cũng không làm giảm chất lượng âm thanh, mang đến âm thanh rõ ràng, cân bằng với một số phát triển công nghệ trực quan, ấn tượng.

Hiện tại, đây là mẫu duy nhất được thiết kế với 11 cấp độ khử tiếng ồn để giữ cho mọi thứ yên tĩnh mà không thêm sự biến dạng cho âm nhạc của bạn và chế độ Full Transparency cũng ấn tượng tương tự. Thời lượng pin tiêu chuẩn là 20 giờ, mặc dù bạn có thể chi thêm tiền cho hộp sạc du lịch giúp giữ thêm 40 giờ chơi và bảo vệ các lon trong phong cách. Bất kỳ ai muốn nâng cấp tai nghe làm việc tại nhà cũng có thể muốn xem Bose 700 UC , một phiên bản mới duy trì hiệu suất micrô tuyệt vời của phiên bản gốc và được lập trình để hoạt động với các dịch vụ đám mây của bên thứ ba như Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Meet và Zoom t o tăng cường cộng tác ảo.

Đọc toàn bộ của chúng tôi Đánh giá về tai nghe chống ồn Bose 700 .

Tai nghe không dây khử tiếng ồn của Apple chắc chắn đã đạt được hiệu quả cao. Bộ tính năng nổi bật của nó là loại bỏ tiếng ồn chủ động, hiệu quả đáng ngạc nhiên đối với những người đi làm ồn ào và giảm thiểu tiếng ồn xung quanh trong khi gọi điện thoại. Việc bổ sung các khuyên tai tạo ra một thế giới khác biệt cho cả độ ổn định trong tai và chất lượng âm thanh; các mẹo tạo ra một nút kín an toàn, chặt chẽ cho phép âm nhạc nghe đầy đủ hơn. Apple cũng đã phát triển một EQ thích ứng để tự động điều chỉnh tần số thấp và trung phù hợp với hình dạng tai của bạn. Thêm vào khả năng âm thanh của mình, Apple đã phát hành Bản cập nhật iOS 14 giới thiệu hai tính năng mới: tự động chuyển đổi giữa các thiết bị Apple và âm thanh không gian để tạo không gian 3D âm thanh.

Tay? Thật là quá tuyệt. Nhờ chip H1 của Apple, AirPods Pro thậm chí còn được tích hợp Siri rảnh tay hơn. Ngoài ra, bạn sẽ có được khả năng ghép nối gần như tức thì và kết nối ổn định mà chúng tôi mong đợi từ một sản phẩm âm thanh của Apple. Và với các Cảm biến lực mới được nhúng trong các thân được thiết kế lại, bạn có thể không bao giờ cần phải chạm vào điện thoại thông minh của mình nữa.

Đọc toàn bộ bài đánh giá Apple AirPods Pro của chúng tôi .

The Master & Dynamic MW08 might lack the buffet of bonus features you get with the AirPods Pro, but this is still an outstanding pair of true wireless earbuds. Their sound output is deep, rich and detailed, and even with active noise cancellation enabled these earbuds handily outperform Apple’s on battery life.

It also helps that Master & Dynamic has created one of the best earbud designs ever. Each one is crafted from premium materials like ceramic and stainless steel, while the little physical buttons provide a nicely tactile alternative to touch sensors. The MW08 are water-resistant too, meeting the IPX5 standard.

Read our full Master& Dynamic MW08 review.

The dinky AirPods Pro are a much more cost-effective route into Apple headphones, considering the AirPods Max co st a widowmaking $549. Still, you get what you pay for, and on a purely technical level, Apple’s first over-ear cans are absolute fantastic.

There’s active noise cancelling, which works about as well as the best on the market. There’s Spatial Audio, which creates a striking surround sound effect as you move your head. There’s a impeccable build quality, the comfy memory foam earcup padding, the healthy battery life – the list goes on. It’s worth noting that if you ever want to switch to wired listening you’ll need to buy a separate $35 Lightning cable, but on Bluetooth alone these headphones are an excellent iOS companion.

Read our full Apple AirPods Max review.

So long as you can live without ANC, the Sennheiser CX True Wireless is an excellent example of low-cost wireless earbuds. Its little drivers can pump out the big yet detailed sound that Sennheiser is renowed for, and the fit is so comfortable and secure that you could even use the CX True Wireless as a pair of workout headphones. The IPX4 water resistance helps with this too.

Further improvements to the preceding CX 400BT earbuds include longer battery life and a handful of new app-enabled features, such as Sidetone. This useful mic-monitoring mode lets you hear yourself in phone calls, which the CX True Wireless is already capable of handling thanks to its clear microphones and solid Bluetooth connection.

Read our full Sennhesier CX True Wireless review.

Cleer is no stranger to high-end audio gear, like the $699 Cleer Crescent, but the Enduro A NC shows it can produce a seriously tempting pair of cheap wireless headphones as well. For starters, it’s got the best battery life of any over-ear headphones we’ve tested: playing music at 50% volume got us over 50 hours of playtime, even with ANC.

And let’s not gloss over that even having ANC at this price is an impressive feat. Filling out the rest of the the Enduro ANC’s feature list are handy tools like the Ambient mode, NFC and Android Fast Pairing, aptX Adaptive support and EQ customization. That’s an awful lot of toys for the price, and yes, sound quality is good too.

Read our full Cleer Enduro ANC review.

Beats headphones have traditionally been great for iOS users, but block off advantageous features to Android phone owners. The Beats Studio Buds is very different: it forgoes the usual Apple-made chip to become much more egalitarian. So, while Apple fans still get bonuses like fast pairing, now that same feature is available on Android too.

It also helps that the Studio Buds is a great pair of wireless headphones in general. It sounds good, doesn’t cost much and offers fully-featured ANC in spite of its low price. It might even be a better deal, in terms of affordable noise-cancelling buds, than the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro — especially if you’d prefer superior styling.

Read our full Beats Studio Buds review.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro partly exist to tempt you into buying a Galaxy smartphone: only recent Samsung handsets running OneUI 3.1 can access the Galaxy Buds Pro’s most interesting features, like its 360 Audio surround sound.

That said, there’s plenty to enjoy here even if you haven’t bought into the Galaxy ecosystem. Sound quality and ANC are both noticeably better than on the previous Galaxy Buds Live, and this is the first pair of Samsung earbuds to come with full, IPX7-certified waterproofing. Battery life could be better, but is no worse than that of the AirPods Pro, and these cost less unless you catch Apple’s buds on sale.

Read our full Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro review.

Sound quality starts off a little boomy but you can either use the handy custom EQ controls to balance out the bass, or employ the clever HearID feature. This gives you a short hearing test and tailors the output to your results, another surprisingly high-end feature to find on such affordable earbuds

The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro might look drab, but as a low-cost route in active noise-cancelling earbuds, they’re hard to beat. For one, unlike with a lot of other cheap ANC buds, the cancellation effect works quite well — and you can swap between Indoor, Outdoor and Transport modes to best suit your surroundings.

Read our full Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro review.

A new true wireless ANC king has emerged in the form of the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds. The brand’s latest flagship earbuds boast the best noise cancellation in the category, nearly matching the performance of its over-ear counterpart, the Bose 700, and minimizing ambient sound at an extremely high level. You can adjust ANC on the Bose Connect app, as well as enable the Transparency mode, which blends with noise cancellation to offer the best of both worlds, while keeping music on in the background. Sound is dynamic and rich, giving listeners a full sonic taste of recordings. The only thing more impressive than the noise cancellation is the call quality, as the buds produce loud and crisp conversations, even in the loudest settings.

If only battery life was better managed, as there is no way to disable both ANC and transparency modes at the same time, which strongly affects the QuietComfort Earbuds’ middling playtime. The charging case also doesn’t get you much compared to the AirPods Pro’s case.

Read our full Bose QuietComfort Earbuds review.

How to choose the best wireless headphones for you

The most important thing to look for in the best wireless headphones is battery life. Most devices have an expected battery life, or the number of hours the company says the device can last on a charge. Most wireless earbuds are rated for 5 to 8 hours, while Bluetooth headphones can last about 25 hours or higher.

Another important factor is design — depending on how you like to wear them, you may want to go with on-ear, over-ear or in-ear wireless headphones.

Let’s not forget accessories. Should you want to purchase wireless headphones, look at the bundled accessories listed on the packaging. On your radar should be an aux cable, carry case, charging cable, and a user guide.

If you’re interested in a pair of truly wireless buds, make sure you receive a handful of extra ear tips, charging cable, user guide, and most importantly, a charging case. Since earbuds have shorter battery life than over-the-ear headphones, there’s a great likelihood you’ll have to charge them on the go.

How we test the best wireless headphones and earbuds

To help you separate the wheat from the chaff when shopping for headphones, Tom’s Guide evaluates the following criteria: design, comfort, features, performance and value. We employ a rigorous review process, comparing products with similar fit, features and pricing.

Each pair is worn over the course of a week for 2 hours at a time. During this testing period, the staff is evaluating comfort, ease of use and, of course, audio quality. We listen to several predetermined sample tracks that span a number of genres, including hip-hop, rock, jazz, classical and R&B, and we evaluate the volume, clarity and fullness.

In terms of features, we test the effectiveness of active noise cancelling, Bluetooth range and battery life. For the fitness-focused models, we test to see how they stand up to vigorous workouts, evaluating both how securely they fit while we exercise and how well they handle ambient noise from things like falling weights and gym machines. We test every feature for app-enabled headphones along with ease of setup.

Once we complete our testing, we rate headphones based on our five-point system (1=worst, 5=best). If a product is truly exemplary, it’s awarded an Editors’Choice.

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