Mobile reviews

The Earfun Air Pro 3 can do a little bit of everything without draining the funds from your wallet. The noise-cancelling impresses, the wireless performance is strong, call quality is solid, and the audio performance is enjoyable. For less than £100 they’re a bargain find. Pros Strong noise-cancellation Solid call quality Robust wireless connection Enjoyable audio Snug, comfortable fit Cons Battery life doesn’t quite reach claimed levels Audio lacks dynamism, not the most detailed performance Key Features Bluetooth multipoint Connect to two devices simultaneously QuietSmart 2.0 Hybrid noise-cancelling Claims to get rid of noise up 43dB Charging 45 hours battery with fast charging and wireless charging support Introduction There was a time when I thought noise-cancelling couldn’t be done well on an affordable true wireless pair, but recent years have provided evidence against that viewpoint. The latest to crush my notions is the Earfun Air Pro 3. Ear

Reassuringly refined, with a helpful feature set, these flagship wireless earbuds from Technics offer a compelling alternative to best-sellers from Bose and Sony . Noise cancelling is excellent, but some may find them just a little too reserved… Pros Effective noise cancelling Superb vocal clarity Three device Multipoint Connection Stylish design Cons Sluggish bass Could be more dynamic Premium price Key Features Wireless Hi-res audio Supports LDAC Bluetooth streaming Bluetooth multipoint Connect to three devices at once JustMyVoice technology Offers improved ambient noise reduction Introduction Technics has pulled out all the stops for its new flagship wireless earbuds. These dot-style earphones employ an entirely new driver, and boast innovative usability features that could well seal the deal for those that want more than just in-ear entertainment. For the first time, there’s three device multipoint connectivity, so you can seamlessly hop betwee

The Huawei FreeBuds 5 are a complete rethinking of the FreeBuds design language, with a rather unique look compared to the rest of the true wireless competition. It’s not just a fashion choice either, with a comfortable open-ear fit, impressive audio performance and handy smarts. It’s just a shame the battery life dwindles so much when the (not quite successful) ANC is active.  Pros Unique, stylish design Superbly comfortable fit Impressive sound performance Cons Middling battery life AI Life app can be difficult to install on Android ANC doesn’t make much of a difference Availability UK RRP: £139.99 USA unavailable Europe RRP: €159.99 Key Features Unique design Sports a unique design that separates them from the rest of the competition Impressive bass performance Ultra Magnetic driver that aims to deliver deep bass Fast charging tech Two hours of use from a 5 minute charge Introduction The Huawei FreeBuds 5 don’t look anything like the Fre