Best Budget Wireless Headphones

You don't have to spend an arm and a leg on headphones. The latest models provide amazing sound, features and ease of use at a lower cost.

These on-ear headphones are wireless and feature an extended battery life. They also have controls for managing the playback of music, changing songs, and activating your personal assistant. They also support Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX Low Latency, which allows high-definition audio streaming.

1. Sennheiser HD 450BT

With the name Sennheiser on the packaging, you'd expect top-notch performance from these over-ear headphones. The 450BT lives up to that expectation, with great noise cancellation and a variety of features you'd normally get on higher-end models. They support the aptX Low Latency codec, offer battery life that is able to outlast even the longest flights and provide a comfortable fit.

The earcups have been cushioned and padded for a the most comfortable experience. They can be folded flat and carried in the carry case included. The controls are in the right earcup, and come with a button to activate your voice assistant on your phone or tablet. The button can be used to control the music playback, including pausing, skipping and rewinding. The battery of the 450BT is said to provide 30 hours of uninterrupted listening time with active noise cancellation turned on. The audio quality is top-notch and you can adjust the volume to suit your needs using the Smart Control app.

These headphones wireless bluetooth have a balanced sound that is suitable for all musical styles. The bass frequencies are tight, but not so strong that they dominate the low-end. The high-frequency trebles are also sparkling. They're also sensitive to the dynamic changes in the music and give you a natural sense of air and space that's easy on your ears. They're great to listen to for anything from the piano keys in Frahm's classical tracks, to the pulsing bass beat of Kendrick Lamar's Alright.

The 450BT is a great model, but it's in competition with models that are cheaper. Anker Soundcore NC and Audio-Technica's ATH ANC9 both have excellent options in this area. If you can increase the price to $200, then the 450BT is an extremely good value.

The HD 450BT Blootooth Headphones are well worth the cost, thanks to their superior noise cancellation, long-lasting battery, and stylish design. These headphones are a great purchase for anyone who loves music, but those who prefer more transparency and better Bluetooth codec support might want premium options such as the Sony WH1000XM3 or Bose QC35 2.

2. Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT headphones are excellent choice if you're looking to buy excellent headphones at a lower cost. The Bluetooth version of the well-known M-series headphones adds wireless connectivity to the headphones for only S$40 more. They're designed for mixing and recording but are also great for everyday listening. The design is simple and elegant and has a matte black finish that looks much nicer than the cheap faux silver or plastic options on many other budget headphones. They're also comfortable, but their fit is subjective and is dependent on the size of your head.

The ATH-M20xBT offers a high-fidelity sound comparable to that of most high-end over-ear headsets, because of its 40mm drivers and copper-clad aluminium wire voice coils. They're also well-constructed and designed to last, with rugged metal construction and a collapsible design that folds into a small case to make it easy to store. The earcups aren't rotationally adjustable, which can be a problem for some users.

They're able to provide a long battery life with up to 60 hours from one charge. They're simple to pair with devices, and they can be used with multipoint pairing to let you listen to two different sources simultaneously. They also have a low-latency video streaming mode, so you'll be able to keep up with the action.

Although they don't come with ANC or app support, the M series headphones are a great option for anyone looking to purchase their first pair of Bluetooth headphones at a reasonable price point. They offer high-quality audio and fidelity for the price level, and Blootooth Headphones the lack of ANC or app control does not diminish their overall worth.

The ATH-M20xBT Bluetooth headphones are a great option for those looking to save money on a pair of headphones, but still get premium sound. It's not as good as the M50xBT2 which is more expensive, but it keeps up with other headphones in this price range.

3. Tranya T20

Tranya is a newer audio brand that is focused on making premium wireless headphones. The T20 is the latest true wireless earbuds made by Tranya. They look fantastic are great, sound great and are comfortable to wear. The T20's features set is pretty head-on to Apple's Airpods 2nd Generation at less than half the price.

The earbuds of Tranya include a variety of tips to help find the perfect fit regardless of your ear canal shape. They also have dual EQ settings for flexibility: the normal mode sounds soft and balanced, ideal for podcasts, classical music, or jazz, while the bass Boost mode is ideal for EDM and hip-hop. And if you're into gaming, the T20s have a game mode with a low-latency feature that ensures a smooth, lag-free transfer so that your audio and video feeds will be in sync.

For calls the Tranya T20's 4 microphone and noise filtering system do an excellent job of separating your voice from any background noise. You can also use them hands-free on your smartphone when walking or driving. They're also IPX7 certified and are safe to use in the shower or while swimming.

The T20's dynamic drivers of 6mm with graphene coating aren't the biggest in their class, but they provide ample sound projection to create an expansive audio stage. The soundstage feels natural and expansive, with vocals sounding clear and spacious. In spite of the bassy nature of the Bass Boost setting, I discovered that it didn't overwhelm the higher frequencies that are typical dance outskirts like vocal trance.

The earbuds are rechargeable via a portable charging case which can hold up to five charge. The LED indicator flashes blue and red when the battery is low, making it easy to tell when to recharge. You can also connect the earbuds to your laptop or computer for streaming audio or sharing content with your friends. And if you're traveling the earbuds can be used with Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can control your apps and smart home devices with your voice.

4. 1More Soundcore Life Q20

The Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is an affordable pair of wireless headphones that offer an outstanding value for the price. They're a great option if you're looking for headphones that are over-ear headphones that are comfortable, light and provide excellent noise cancellation. They might not have the same audio quality as top models such as the Sennheiser PXC 550 II or Bose QuietComfort 45 but their pricing and features make them an appealing choice for those looking to save money without sacrificing performance.

They don't come with as advanced features as higher-end alternatives, such as adjustable noise cancellation or a monitor mode to pipe in external sound when you're listening in public. They still offer great audio clarity, and noise cancellation is a good thing. In addition, the 40mm drivers have enough power to pump out richly detailed music. They also come with Bluetooth 5.0 with low latency for video and voice calls.

With an ANC setting on the Life Q20 can block out about 70 percent of all ambient noise, which allows you to focus on your audio and turn off the world. If the ANC setting is off the headphones don't neutralize noise, and can be distracting when utilized in noisy environments. The headband may also be too tight and can cause unneeded pressure to your skull over time.

Once the headphones are connected with your device, they're easy to use thanks to their simple controls. There are no apps or gesture controls, but physical buttons clearly labeled on the side of the earcups. You can also adjust the audio settings by using the free Soundcore app if you've got installed it.

The Soundcore Life Q20 headphones come with a case that is hard for travel, as well as a USB A to TRS cable to allow wired listening. The case is an excellent feature that shows 1More cares about making these headphones a great option for travelers. It's filled with places to store various cables and risers to keep them at the proper level when you wear them.