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Best Wireless Headphones For iPhone

An iPhone requires a high-quality pair of headphones. With newer phones no longer equipped with audio jacks wireless earbuds are now the way to go.

Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) feature upgraded ANC, IPX4 ratings and intuitive control with a touch. They are also great for making calls and come with an included case.

1. Encased Thore Headphones V200

The Encased Thore V200 is an excellent pair of headphones that have a Lightning connector as well as an iPhone port. These headphones offer a great listening experience at a low cost. These headphones are simple to fold and store, unlike many other headphones. They also feature the soft, comfortable headband to ensure you have a comfortable listening experience for a long time. In addition, the headphones come with a case that shields the headphones when they are not in use.





The headphones have a nice look with chrome and black accents that give them a nice, modern look. They're also light and comfortable to wear for long durations. The earcups with a closed back block out some ambient noise, but are not as effective as a pair or noise-canceling headphones. The left earcup features an aux port, which can be used to connect other audio devices. On the right earcup, you'll find controls for power, volume, and an MicroUSB charging port. We love that these headphones have a Lightning connector however, we're disappointed that they don't support USB-C.

The headphones were developed for DJs musicians, music professionals, and other professionals. They are made of premium components that provide you with a great listening environment. The headphones have Neodymium drivers that provide powerful, accurate audio. You can hear all the frequencies of your favourite music with these headphones. They feature a large diaphragm which provides great bass response.

The Thore V200 headphones come with a lot of the same features as Apple's AirPods, including the small, compact case that's easy to slip in your bag. The headphones come with an inbuilt microphone that can be used to make calls so you can stay in touch with your friends. They also come with an Lightning connector that connects to your smartphone or iPad and come with an adapter for using the headphones with older devices. The headphones have a decent battery life of around 40 hours, which means you can enjoy your favourite tunes for a long time before they need recharge.

2. Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones

Sony's WH1000XM5 headphones provide minor improvements to the flagship over-ears launched in 2017. The new headphones are minimalistic, featuring slim and sleek headband, earcups that are circular and a polished metallic finish. These are seriously lightweight and comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

The new model features the same outstanding noise cancellation and is augmented with four beamforming microphones that allow hands-free calls. A notable improvement is location awareness which adjusts ambient sound control settings based on the location where you are. If you're at home, they might switch to a lower noise cancelling level than when you're riding the train to work. They can also bring in additional outside sound to help you be conscious of your surroundings during walks around town.

Another option is multipoint, which allows you to connect the headphones to two devices simultaneously. This is an excellent option if you are looking to listen to music on your laptop while taking calls on your phone at the same time. Multipoint isn't disabled by default, but you can easily enable it using the Headphones Connect App's System tab. find more is that when you enable multipoint you can't to use the top-quality Bluetooth LDAC codec.

Similar to the WH-1000XM4s before it, the Sony WH-1000XM5's touch controls let you manage music playback as well as make calls. You can swipe forward and backwards using the touchpad to skip tracks, or backwards to stop and resume playing. The right ear cup has physical buttons for volume and power.

If you have an iPhone, you can customize the headphones with Siri commands. You'll also have access to other features such as an individual assistant and a battery meter. Sony is also offering voice prompts to help you through the functions of the headphones but I did find that they might be too chatty for some users.

The WH1000XM5s battery life is 30 hours when noise cancellation is on, which is the same as previous generations. 40 hours when it's off, is only a few hours less than what competitors offer. The headphones also come with a soft carrying case that protects them from dust, scratches, impact, and slight water damage.

3. Shure Aonic 3 In-Ear Headphones

As far as high-end monitor earphones are concerned, Shure has long been a reputable name in the audio industry. The Aonic 3 is no exception. These small, compact headphones offer excellent sound quality. They are easy to connect to a smartphone or music player. They feature a single balanced armature driver with a huge soundstage. They offer excellent sound isolation so that you can concentrate on the music. Despite being a bit smaller than their predecessors they still offer a good fit for the majority of users and are comfortable to wear for hours on end.

The Aonic 3's most notable distinct feature from their competitors is their distinctive design. The Aonic 3 is designed to be a modular device that can be connected using an adapter for wireless. This lets you switch between cable and wireless connections as your listening preferences change. This versatility is a welcome addition to an already excellent pair of earphones.

Another outstanding feature is Aonic's superb equalizer. In contrast to other earphones that only provide preset equalizer settings, Shure has included a manual 4-band equalization panel. It provides detailed information on frequency of gain, bandwidth and frequency for both the high and low shelf bands as well as two parametric bands. This lets audio professionals fine-tune their audio prior to saving their customized presets. The Aonic 3's earphones are connected via downward-facing MMCX connectors. They rotate a full 360 degrees and accommodate a wide variety of ear tips to ensure a secure, comfortable fit for the majority of users. They are also joined to one another by an extremely secure locking snap.

The Aonic 3s comes with a wired communication cable 3.5mm and a bag for carrying. The cable comes with a remote that controls playback and volume, and a microphone for hands-free calling. Additionally, you'll receive a fitting kit with various sizes and sleeves to personalize your Aonic 3's to provide the best listening experience. This kit includes black foam sleeves and gray soft flex sleeves in a range of sizes, ranging from small to large.

4. Sony WF-C500 Wireless Earbuds

The Sony WF C500 Wireless Earbuds offer a great alternative for those who want to try true wireless headphones but don't want spend a lot of money. The earbuds come with a small charging case, great sound quality and an elegant design that allows them to be easily connected with a phone. They do not have the essential features required for wireless earbuds, such as active sound-canceling, and transparency mode.

The earbuds are made from matte plastic and have a somewhat bulky appearance that funnels downwards to drivers and are topped off with silicone tips. The earbuds have an IPX4 rating for water resistance, making them suitable for cycling or running. They're not as portable as other options on our list but they're still compact enough to fit into a shirt pocket and are quite comfortable in the ears for long-term wear.

The Sony Headphones Connect App, that is compatible with aptX/AAC, lets you control the headphones. You can adjust the EQ, set the priority of Bluetooth connection quality, and adjust the balance between latency and audio use the ear-scanning option to capture photos of your ears to adjust the fit, and utilize Sony's Digital Sound Enhancement Engine for higher-quality files that are lower resolution. You can also update the firmware and track the usage of the earbuds over time.

A simple, intuitive control scheme is used to operate the earbuds. A single tap on the left earbud can increase the volume. Two presses will allow you to advance or reverse the song. Three presses will activate your phone's voice assistant. The earbuds don't have an option to cancel out noise, however they can block out some background noises due to the in-ear seal that is solid.

The earbuds can provide up to 20 hours of playtime, which is decent for true wireless earbuds. They can be charged from empty in about four hours and are compatible with Sony's Fast Fuel charging technology, which allows for a quick top-up when you're running low. The earbuds are also light and comfortable, making them comfortable for long periods of time and the charging case is small enough to be easily tucked into the pocket of a coat.