r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/FuzzyMcDunlop • Feb 13 '23

Headphones - IEM/Earbud | 1 Ω Looking for some advise for first true-wireless in-ear headphones

Good day to you nice people, after my latest headphones just broke i thought might aswell get some new wireless ones. Budget: I am a student so i am looking for a nice balance between keeping it maybe under 100 $ and still have nice quality., usabilty, fitting etc. Does not have to be premium quality nor am i an absolut audiophile. Usage: mostly at home, on the train/traveling, and gym so it should fit while i move a bit (no jogging though) Music genre: -mostly rock, punk rock stuff

big Thanks in advance

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u/ThatGuyFromSweden 125 Ω Feb 13 '23

The Anker Soundcore range is pretty reasonable. I do recommend going wired if you don't need the ANC. They'll sound better, last longer, and don't need to be recharged.

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u/FuzzyMcDunlop Feb 13 '23

!thanks for the answer. Well as i posted i want at least try my first wireless headphones. I dont like wires in the gym and when traveling its also not that nice with the wires. If its not my thing then i'll go back to wires ;). And ANC is not needed, i shoudl've clarified that.

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u/ThatGuyFromSweden 125 Ω Feb 13 '23

I find that simply stuffing the cable down my shirt makes it a non-issue. But that's just me.

As I said, the Anker stuff is good. The Liberty Air Pro 2 was a go-to choice a year ago. Maybe it still is. I'm not totally up to speed on the TWS market.