{"id":160176,"date":"2023-04-14T12:03:05","date_gmt":"2023-04-14T11:03:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.techweekmag.com\/?p=160176"},"modified":"2024-06-04T17:27:32","modified_gmt":"2024-06-04T17:27:32","slug":"the-best-tws-headphones-spring-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.stereoindex.com\/tech\/headphones\/the-best-tws-headphones-spring-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"The Best TWS Headphones this spring"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the first months of 2023, many interesting models of TWS Headphones of various price categories entered the market , in our article we decided to talk about those that stand out not only for their high sound quality, but also for their original functionality.<\/p>\n

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8. Creative Zen Air<\/h3>\n

Creative Technology’s new headphones feature Active Noise Cancellation with Ambient Mode to let in just the right amount of ambient sound.\u00a0The model is equipped with four microphones and is reliably protected from moisture and dust according to the IPX4 standard.\u00a0The acoustic part includes 10 mm dynamic drivers with a neodymium magnet system.\u00a0The manufacturer promises up to 18 hours of battery life and up to 6 hours of music playback without recharging.\u00a0For fast charging, users can simply place the charging case on a Qi-compatible wireless charging pad.\u00a0The headphones support SXFI READY devices with Super X-Fi spatial holography technology that recreates a multi-channel speaker system in headphones.<\/p>\n

Pros:<\/strong>\u00a0inexpensive, active noise cancellation, support for the Super X-Fi algorithm<\/p>\n

Cons: <\/strong>battery life is short<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Original and cute headphones with good functionality<\/p>\n

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7. Yamaha TW-E3C<\/h3>\n

The third generation of budget true wireless earphones is rich in equipment and a wide choice of colors.\u00a0The model is available in six different colors – gray, black, red, beige, blue and green.\u00a0Wireless communication in the headphones is provided by a Bluetooth 5.2 module that supports the aptX Adaptive codec.\u00a0The model is certified according to the IPX5 standard, which guarantees good protection against moisture and dust.\u00a0The acoustic part of the model includes 6 mm dynamic drivers, four pairs of silicone ear tips of different sizes are supplied with the headphones.\u00a0The battery life, taking into account the battery built into the carrying case, is 24 hours, on one full charge, the headphones can work up to 9 hours.\u00a0A proprietary mobile application allows you to select one of the preset equalizer curves, the Listening Care function,<\/p>\n

Pros<\/strong>: built-in loudness, good battery life, large selection of colors<\/p>\n

Cons:<\/strong>\u00a0Hard to come by<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Lovers of branded sound can take care of delivery from abroad<\/p>\n

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6. TRN-T350<\/h3>\n

The hybrid true wireless headphones support aptX Adaptive, AAC and SBC codecs and are IPX54 certified for water resistance.\u00a0Two different types of drivers are installed in them – a dynamic driver with an 8 mm graphene diaphragm and a dual magnetic system is responsible for the bass, the rest of the range is reproduced by a Knowles 33518 reinforcing driver. The cases are made by 3D printing from synthetic resin.\u00a0The battery life on a single charge is 7 hours, when used with the charging case, the total battery life reaches 25 hours.\u00a0The charging case supports wireless charging as well as charging with a USB-C cable.\u00a0When a special game mode is activated, the signal delay is reduced to 68 ms, and a special sound processing algorithm allows the gamer to better hear the movements of opponents.<\/p>\n

Pros<\/strong>: excellent acoustic part, moisture protection, support for aptX Adaptive<\/p>\n

Cons: <\/strong>except perhaps the design<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Good model for audiophiles and gamers<\/p>\n

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5. Nothing Ear (2)<\/h3>\n

The second generation of transparent TWS headphones from the British startup Nothing outwardly practically does not differ from the first model – the main improvements in Nothing Ear (2) relate to the electronic part.\u00a0There is support for the LHDC 5.0 codec, which allows you to transmit high-resolution audio via Bluetooth with virtually no compression.\u00a0The headphones also allow the user to customize their own sound profile using the proprietary Nothing X application. The acoustic part has changed for the better, it has an 11.6 mm dynamic driver with a graphene-coated diaphragm.\u00a0The model has an active noise reduction system, and the cases are protected from moisture according to the IP54 standard.\u00a0The charging case is IP55 protected.\u00a0When using a charging case that supports wired and wireless charging,<\/p>\n

Pros: <\/strong>LHDC 5.0 support, graphene driver, long battery life<\/p>\n

Cons: <\/strong>transparent case<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Excellent development of the theme of transparent headphones<\/p>\n

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4. Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2+<\/h3>\n

These are the first wireless earbuds in the world capable of measuring the user’s temperature and pulse rate both continuously and on demand.\u00a0The manufacturer claims that the measurement accuracy is 95% compared to traditional methods.\u00a0Specialists from the French company Devialet participated in the creation of the acoustic part of the headphones, it is made on an armature driver and an 11 mm dynamic driver with four magnets, which increased the return by 30%.\u00a0The lower limit of the frequency range of the headphones is impressive – 14 Hz.\u00a0Headphones support L2HC and LDAC codecs, allowing you to transmit a high-definition signal with a bit rate of 960-990 kb \/ s.\u00a0The active noise canceling system of the headphones reduces the level of extraneous noise by 47 dB and has several modes of operation.<\/p>\n

Pros: <\/strong>Unique features, Devialet driver, L2HC and LDAC support<\/p>\n

Cons: <\/strong>probably nothing<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Chance to join the pinnacle of progress in TWS headphones<\/p>\n

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3. Philips Fidelio T2<\/h3>\n

Philips true wireless headphones support LDAC and LC3 codecs, as well as LE Audio technology for additional battery savings.\u00a0Without active noise cancellation, the headphones can work up to 10 hours, while the charging case adds another 30 hours of autonomy.\u00a0With the ANC system turned on, the performance is also very decent – 9 hours and 27 hours.\u00a0Three microphones are installed in each earbud, providing not only the noise reduction system when listening to music, but also excellent call quality.\u00a0The acoustic part includes two transducers – a dynamic driver with a 9.2 mm graphene-coated diaphragm and a small reinforcing transducer.\u00a0The earbuds are IPX4 certified, which means they are dust and moisture resistant.<\/p>\n

Pros<\/strong>: hybrid speaker, long battery life, LDAC and LC3 support<\/p>\n

Cons<\/strong>: ambiguity with supplies<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0For fans of Fidelio’s sonic signature<\/p>\n

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2. Logitech G Fits<\/h3>\n

These TWS gaming headphones feature ear cups that take the shape of the ear for personalized passive isolation.\u00a0The ear pads are made of a special pliable material filled with a light-curing gel, thanks to which they conform to the shape of the user’s ear.\u00a0Before use, you must insert the headphones into your ear so that the ear cushions take the form of a shell and an entrance to the auditory canal.\u00a0After that, you should use the LightForm function, and the light of special diodes will fix the shape given to the ear cushions.\u00a0The model uses 10 mm dynamic drivers, Bluetooth-adapter version 5.2 supports the aptX codec.\u00a0From a single charge, the headphones will work for 10 hours, the charging case will add another 12 hours.\u00a0Another important and interesting feature is that the headphones come with a special LightSpeed \u200b\u200bdongle,<\/p>\n

Pros: <\/strong>anatomical personalized ear cushions, wireless communication without signal delay<\/p>\n

Cons: <\/strong>you have to order from abroad<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Unique headphones for gamers and audiophiles<\/p>\n

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1. Bowers & Wilkins Pi7 S2<\/h3>\n

Bowers & Wilkins’ top-of-the-line TWS headphones come in three colors: matte black, canvas white, and midnight blue.\u00a0The headphones have improved wireless performance thanks to an updated antenna design with an increased range of up to 25 m.\u00a0The operating time on a single charge is small – only 5 hours, but the charging case gives another 16 hours of autonomy.\u00a0The model is fully integrated with the Bowers & Wilkins Music app, which, in addition to adjusting noise reduction modes and adjusting the proximity sensor, supports high-definition streaming directly from your mobile device to your headphones.\u00a0The hybrid acoustic part combines a 9.2 mm dynamic driver and a high-frequency armature driver.\u00a0The Pi7 S2 model offers wireless audio relay,<\/p>\n

Pros: <\/strong>excellent sound, hybrid acoustic part, relaying from external sources<\/p>\n

Cons<\/strong>:\u00a0Expensive, short battery life<\/p>\n

Verdict<\/strong>:\u00a0Audiophile’s Definitive Choice<\/p>\n

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