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The Cleer Roam NC earbuds come with active noise cancelling technology and multiple earpieces. While they don’t offer the best audio, they’re an easy sell for anyone on a budget. Pros Earbuds look stylish IPX4 water rating Audio is good for the price Inexpensive compared to other brands Cons ANC is undisguisable from Ambient mode Touch controls aren’t intuitive Charging case feels cheap and plasticky Availability UK RRP: £59 USA RRP: $60 Europe unavailable Canada unavailable Australia unavailable Key Features ANC ANC and Ambient modes IPX4 rating Water- and dust-resistance rating Introduction The Cleer Roam NC are one of the most affordable noise cancelling earbuds on the market, featuring a sleek and discrete design and offering the choice of several earpieces to find the best fit. However, the low price does become evident in the audio quality delivered by these earphones, which can sound a little underwhelming compared to other wirel...

These Klipsch are an expensive pair of special edition earphones that impress in terms of sound performance and design, but less so with their battery and active noise cancelling. Some nice features aren’t enough to cover up a lack of overall value. Pros Balanced, controlled and natural-sounding performance Excellent fit Interesting set of features Cons Average call quality ANC should be stronger for the price Battery life isn’t the longest Connectivity can falter in busy areas Availability UK RRP: £249 Key Features Dirac HD Additional processing to improve clarity and depth of audio Bragi Moves Control the headphones through gestures Wireless charging plate Comes with its own charging plate McLaren Racing Special edition McLaren Racing product Introduction Did you know that Klipsch does headphones? While the US brand is best known for its speakers and soundbars , it also has a line of true wireless earphones. And the earphones we’ve revi...

The Beoplay EX are true wireless earbuds that look stunning, feel secure and lightweight in the ears and deliver a crisp and balanced sound. You can get more powerful noise cancellation for less with rival earbuds, but then, if you want something affordable, Bang and Olufsen isn’t for you. Pros Stunning glass touch panels Crisp call quality Balanced and customisable sound Cons Expensive ANC could be stronger No voice assistant button Availability UK RRP: £349 USA RRP: $399 Europe RRP: €399 Key Features B&O’s first stem style earbuds Featuring tempered glass touch panels Active noise cancellation Adaptive ANC and a transparency mode Bang and Olufsen app With five listening mode presets and customisable EQ 20 hours total battery life 6 hours with ANC on or 8 hours with ANC off Introduction Premium Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen brings forth its latest true wireless creation in the Beoplay EX.  Don’t be fooled by the EX in its...