New Generation True Wireless Earbuds 2022 Bring Extra Smarts

The new generation of truly wireless earbuds brings extra smarts, better fits, and a whole new level of sound.

In this post, We sorted out the best New Generation True Wireless Earbuds. Maybe you already liked one of those.

SONY WF-1000XM3 

£220, sony.co.uk / BUY NOW

Two years after launching its first true-wireless earbuds, the acclaimed WF-1000Xs, Sony returns with a second, much-improved pair. This time around the Japanese company has secreted one of its proprietary QN1e HD noise-canceling processors inside each bud, and as a result, the WF-1000XM3s is claimed to deliver a full 40% increase in noise-canceling over their worthy predecessors. Best wireless earbuds for phone calls.

Elsewhere, there’s support for both Siri and Alexa’s voice activation – handy when you’re in no position to get your phone out of your pocket. There are touchpads on each bud for controlling the music (right side) and the level of noise cancellation (left side), with battery life coming in around six hours. Sony appears to be quietly mastering the true-wireless market in style.

T3 SAYS: Sony’s second set of true-wireless earbuds offer plenty for commuters to like.

RHA TrueConnect

£300 / BUY NOW

Wireless in-case usually comes with compromises great sound, poor fit, Great design, no waterproofing, And that before we start on the biggest bugbear: connection stability. But the RHA TrueConnect seems to nall all important stuff, and arguably better than any others we tested. they sound fantastic, the design is lovely. there’s waterproofing to IPX5 and the Bluetooth 5.0 connection is rock -solid. They also pack a generous five-hour battery life, with 20 extra hours available from the study case. best wireless earbuds for sport.

The Budget One
Soundscore liBerty Neeo

£69, soundcore.com

Until recently, if you wanted true wireless on the cheap you’d have to endure poor connectivity and weird looks. That’s not the case any longer. These sweatproof buds pair instantly, have very consistent connectivity, and sound good for the money. They are primarily gym ’n’ run buds, but although the audio performance is consequently a tad boomy, they’re perfectly serviceable outside of workout environments. Battery life is rather brief at four hours, but a year ago you’d be paying 200 quid for the same. 

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Battery Busters
Samsung galaxy Buds

£139, samsung.com/uk

Samsung’s in-ear buds are easiest to get up and running with Samsung phones but work with anything (though are best on Android since that’s the place to get the companion app). The big draw here is battery life: we got more than the claimed six hours from a single charge. The case offers a single extra charge, and it can be wirelessly charged. Audio quality, sadly, is nothing to write home about. It’s fine, but if you get these, do it for the battery life and/ or convenience.

Greatest of All Time
Beats Powerboats Pro 

£219, beatsbydre.com

The only things that should prevent these from ruling the world are their cost, and whether you like the more prominent design. Otherwise, they’re untouchable. In terms of a solid fit for exercise, nothing comes close: these are by far the best fitness headphones ever. But if you want true wireless buds for pure audio quality, there’s also almost nothing to match them – some are close, but all have other niggles. They’re punchy but still nuanced. Even the battery life is huge: a reliable nine hours per charge, plus 13 more hours from the case.

Siri-ous Update
Apple AirPods (2nd gen)

£159, BUY NOW

The new version of the most popular true wireless option is… iterative. The sound is the same (really quite good, but lacking in isolation); the fit is surprisingly solid for most people, and they auto-pause when you take one out of your ear. The battery life has been slightly increased in some situations, but the main new addition is that you can say “Hey Siri” to trigger Apple’s assistant (assuming you have an iPhone) and tell it to do stuff. There’s also a wireless charging case, but that’s an extra £40. A great choice, but still Apple-centric. Best wireless earbuds with long battery life.

Paying for premium
Sennheiser Momentum  True Wireless

£249, microsoft.com / BUY NOW

These are pushing the PowerBeats for audio quality, and the build quality of the buds and their case also feel suitably premium. Bluetooth connectivity is rock solid and pairing is reliable. However, to get to this point, they come at a hefty price premium that’s hard to justify given there isn’t a huge gulf in quality between them and cheaper pairs. They’re also a little bulky and don’t have the best battery life. If you want something less overt than the Beats and are happy to pay, go for it. this is one of the best premium picked among new generation true wireless earbuds.

Cambridge Audio Melomania 1

£$99.95 Buy Now

Offering an engaging and exciting listen, these buds lack just a drop of dynamism but  do most things really well..and for hours and hours at a time .add that all together and you’ve got a bargain

JABRA ELITE 65T

£130, jabra.co.uk

Jabra has solved most of the problems that bedeviled earlier true wireless buds. Sound is great, connectivity LVURFNVROLGWKHĆWLV secure but comfortable, and they’re discreet.

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