Best Wireless Headphones For iPhone

A pair of good headphones is essential to have on an iPhone. Wireless earbuds have become the norm for newer smartphones which do not have audio jacks.

The Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) have improved ANC and an IPX4 rating, and easy-to-use control via a touch. They also work great for calls and come with a handy case.

1. Encased Thore Headphones V200

The Encased Thore V200 is an excellent pair of headphones that has a Lightning connector and an iPhone port. They provide a great listening experience for a cheap cost. Unlike many other headphones on the market, these have a flat foldable design, so they're easy to carry with you. They also come with an padded, soft and comfortable headband that is ideal for long listening sessions. They also come with a protective cover that keeps them safe when they are not in use.

The headphones have a nice design with chrome and black accents that give them a nice, modern appearance. They're also light and comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The ear cups are closed-back, so they block out the sound of the outside however they aren't as effective as a pair of noise-canceling headphones. The headphones come with an aux port located on the left earcup which is ideal to connect other audio devices. On the right ear cup there are controls for volume and power and the small door that is a MicroUSB port to charge. We like that the headphones wireless sony come with the Lightning connector however we're disappointed that they don't have USB-C support.

The headphones are made for DJs and other music professionals, so they're built with high-quality components that will provide an excellent listening experience. The headphones are fitted with neodymium audio drivers that provide powerful and precise audio. You will be able to hear all frequencies of your favorite music with these headphones. They feature a huge, diaphragm that provides an excellent bass response.

The Thore V200 headphones feature a lot of the similar features of Apple's AirPods which include a small, compact case that is easy to put into your bag. The headphones come with a built-in microphone for taking calls so you can keep in touch with your friends. They also have a Lightning connector that can be connected to your smartphone or iPad and comes with an adapter to use them with older devices. The headphones have an impressive battery life of up to 40 hours. You can play your favorite songs for a long time before you need to recharge them.

2. Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones

Sony's WH-1000XM5 Headphones Bose are a minor refresh to the top-of-the-line over-ears that were introduced in 2017. The new headphones are minimalistic with a sleek and slim headband, circular earcups and a polished metallic finish. They are comfortable and light enough to wear for a number of hours.

The new model has the same excellent noise cancellation, but comes with four beamforming mics for hands-free calls. Location awareness is a noticeable improvement, as it adjusts the sound control settings in the ambient according to the location of your. If you're sitting at home, they can change to a less sluggish noise cancelling level than when you are on the train. They could also play more outside audio to make you aware of your surroundings while walking around town.

Another addition is multipoint, which allows you to connect the headphones to two devices simultaneously. This is an excellent option if you would like to listen to music on your laptop and take a phone call at the same time. Multipoint isn't a feature that's enabled by default, but you can enable it in the Headphones Connect App's System tab. The downside is that once you enable multipoint you are unable to use the high-quality Bluetooth LDAC codec.

As with the previous WH-1000XM4s the Sony WH-1000XM5's touchscreen controls allow you to control the playback of music and make calls. You can swipe forward and backwards on the touchpad in order to skip tracks, or backwards to pause and resume playing. The volume and power buttons are located on the right ear cup.

If you own an iPhone and you want to customize the headphones running with Siri commands. You will also have access to additional features such as an individual assistant and a battery meter. Sony is also introducing voice prompts to guide you through the functions of the headphones but I did find that they might be too tense for some users.

The WH-1000XM5s' battery life of 30 hours with noise cancellation on is comparable to the previous generation, while 40 hours with it turned off is just shy of what competitors are offering. The headphones also come with soft carrying case which protects them from scratches, dust as well as minor water damage.

3. Shure Aonic 3 in-ear headphones

Shure is a name that has been trusted in the audio industry for a number of years, especially when it comes to professional monitor earphones. Their latest earphones - the Aonic 3, are no exception. These compact, small earbuds offer an excellent audio quality and are simple to pair with your music player or smartphone. They have one driver that is balanced with a surprising soundstage. They also offer exceptional noise isolation that allows you to focus on the music with no distractions. Despite being smaller than their predecessors they are still a great fit for most users and are comfortable to wear for hours on end.

The Aonic 3 is unique in its design. They are built to be a modular product that can be connected to wireless adapters (sold separately). You can switch between the wired and wireless connection as your listening needs change. This versatility is a great addition to an already great pair of earphones.

Aonic's equalizer is a standout feature. Shure's 4-band equalizer manual panel is unlike many other earphones that only provide preset equalizers. It displays precise frequency gain, gain, and bandwidth data for the high shelf, low shelf and two parametric bands. This allows audio professionals to modify their audio to perfection before saving their personal presets. The Aonic 3's earphones are connected to each other by downward-facing MMCX connectors. They rotate to 360 degrees and accommodate a wide variety of ear tips to provide a secure, comfortable fit for the majority of users. They also connect to each other with the security of a locking snap.

In the box, you'll find the Aonic 3s cable, a wired 3.5mm communication cable, and an carrying case. The cable has an audio remote that controls playback and volume, as well as an audio microphone that allows hands-free calls. Also included is a fit kit that comes with a variety of sizes and sleeves to personalize your Aonic 3's for an optimal listening experience. This kit includes black foam sleeves and gray soft flex sleeves in a range of sizes, 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 experience true wireless headphones but don't want to spend an excessive amount of money. The earbuds come with a small charging case, excellent sound quality, and a sleek design that allows them to be easily connected with a smartphone. They do not have the essential features for wireless headphones including active noise cancellation and transparency mode.

The earbuds have an elegant plastic finish and a slightly bulky look. They are finished with silicone tips. The earbuds are equipped with an IPX4 rating for water resistance and are therefore suitable for running or cycling. They're not as lightweight as other alternatives on our list however they're small enough to fit into a shirt pocket and are comfortable in the ears for long-term wear.

Control is managed by the aptX / AAC-compatible Sony Headphones Connect app. You can alter the EQ and set the priority of Bluetooth connectivity between latency and audio and let the ear-scanning feature capture images of your ear to adjust the fit, and then use Sony's Digital Sound Enhancement Engine for high-quality files with lower resolution. You can also update the firmware, and Headphones Bose track the usage of the earbuds.

The earbuds are controlled via a simple, intuitive scheme. One tap on the left earbud will increase the volume, two presses will skip forward or backward through a song and three press launches your smartphone's voice assistant. While they do not have an active noise cancellation system, the earbuds can block out ambient noises thanks to a sturdy in-ear seal.

The earbuds can play for a period of up to 20 hours, which is good for earbuds that are truly wireless. The earbuds can be charged in just four hours from empty and are compatible with Sony Fast Fuel charging technology. They also feature a lightweight design that makes them comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The charging case is small enough to fit into the pockets of a coat.