Wireless earphones come in lots of designs and styles, but the one that is making a lot of noise at the moment is the totally cordless generation, and another Aussie brand is getting into the act.
One of the few earphone designs that is specific to a company is getting an update, and it's one made for the modern era.
2017 started a trend for wireless earphones, as cords were cut and earpieces went solo. We saw them from lots of companies, and this year promises to see even better. Can the Jabra Elite 65t set the trend early?
Wireless earphones are great, but cordless and wireless are where you really want to be, and after seeing options from Jabra and Bang and Apple and plenty of others, it’s Bose’s turn.
Wireless and cordless earphones don’t always have to incur such a massive $250+ cost. Can Australia’s BlueAnt strike a balance?
Wireless and totally cordless in-earphones have been one of the things to define portable audio this year, and in the Beoplay E8, B&O has nailed it.
Apple’s AirPods may get all the totally cordless attention, but it’s not alone, and at under $100, Trndlabs’ Nova deserves its share.
Getting earphones down to the smallest size has become the priority of all manufacturers, and now that Apple has wireless EarPods, what can other players do? If you're Jabra, the answer is go smaller.
When Apple wants to shake up the world, it usually does so with a bit of a bang. Now that it has removed the headphone jack, it's time to remove that pesky cord in Bluetooth, too.