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Water-resistant: YesВ (IPX5 rating - splash-proof).Д«est-sounding wireless earbuds with stemsД«ang & Olufsen's Beoplay EX buds are the company's best true-wireless earbuds yet.

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Aside from that small gripe, they're a very good value, particularly now that Earfun is offering them for $54 when you input the code SUMMER40 (40% off) at checkout on its site.

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There's also a low-latency gaming mode and touch controls that work reasonably well, and you can upgrade the buds' firmware and tweak sound settings in a companion app for iOS and Android.Д®arfun talks about them having 'six professional mics for a stunning call experience' - and they work decently enough for calls - but I was slightly disappointed with the noise reduction while using them in the streets of New York City. They're IPX5 splash-proof, and battery life is rated at 6 hours with noise-canceling turned on. While the case offers wireless charging, the buds are missing a sensor that pauses your music when you take them out of your ears (you can use a single bud if you want) and resumes playback when you put them back in. They're also lightweight and comfortable to wear, their noise-canceling is effective and they have a fairly natural-sounding transparency mode that allows ambient sound in if you want to hear the outside world around you for safety reasons.Д®arfun is highlighting how you can see the buds' squared-off stems through the case - there's a little window - but aside from the stems, the buds themselves have a similar shape and design to the AirPods Pro. They feature big, open sound with well-defined bass and good clarity. First, they sound shockingly good for a set of earbuds in this price range.

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The Earfun Air Pro SV have a few things going for them.

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We regularly update this list as new top true-wireless earbuds hit the market. Yes, top models can be pricey, but you can get surprisingly good wireless earbuds for less than $100 - or even less. Most wireless earbuds are equipped with ear tips, while others, such as Apple's AirPods 3 and Sony's new LinkBuds, have an open design without tips (these are best for those who don't like to have ear tips jammed in their ears but they do allow some sound in from the outside world).

But the AirPods now have plenty of competition, including from Apple's own Beats brand, and there are a plethora of great non-Apple wireless earbuds, many geared toward both Apple andВ Android users.

We also just added the great-sounding Beyerdynamic Free Byrd wireless buds to the list.ДЄpple's next-gen AirPods ProВ - perhaps called the AirPods Pro 2В - may be released later this year. While the majority of the wireless earbuds on this list came out last year and continue to be top options, several new excellent wireless earbuds have arrived in 2022, including the true-wireless noise-canceling Sony LinkBuds S, Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3В and JBL's Live Pro 2 and Live Free 2 along with compelling new budget wireless earbuds picks like the Earfun Air Pro SV, which also feature noise-canceling for less than $60.

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