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For me personally, that does make the earbuds more sustainable than I initially thought. I did not know this, but this could very well also be the case for the earbuds.

However, I will personally abstain from buying anything from Fairphone until they have made clear what exactly is going on with their earbuds.Įdit: Thanks for all the comments! I just learned from /u/choochoomthfka 's comment that Fairphone actually supplies existing manufacturers with raw materials themselves. The batch ordered by Fairphone could still be sustainably produced, or maybe Fairphone somehow got the rights to the design of these earbuds, so please make your own decisions and draw your own conclusions. I realize that this is not complete, objective proof that the True Wireless Stereo Earbuds are truly not sustainable.

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The truly wireless earbuds are powered by Bluetooth 5.1, which provides seamless and instant pairing. In total, it can provide a total play-time of up to 32 Hours.

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They do mention that their "raw materials are sourced from Europe, the US, and Germany as well as Taiwan." (hey, at least they seem to recognize Taiwan as a country), but shipping materials/products from all across the world to China and then back does not seem very sustainable to me. 7 hours ago &0183 &32 3/5 Boult Audio Airbass Fx1 TWS Earbuds offers playback time of up to 8 hours for every charge, plus carrying case can give 4 additional charges to the earbuds. However, there is no information to be found about sustainability. On their "about us" page, they give some general information about their company. Ltd., a, you guessed it, Chinese company. These products are manufactured by Gold Fingers Technology Co. Both Thone and Fairphone seem to be selling these earbuds, and Fairphone uses this case with textured sides. Because of Fairphone's emphasis on sustainability, I wanted to know more about the manufacturer of these earbuds, and I think I have found them. This post made it pretty clear to me that the "Thone NC1" and Fairphone's "True Wireless Stereo Earbuds" are the same product with a different logo. You get 10 hours of battery life, Bluetooth 5.0 for speedy connection, and a great pair of physical buttons built into the Under Armour logos.Yesterday, I stumbled upon this post from almost a month ago while looking up some information about the new True Wireless Stereo Earbuds:

JBL/Under Armour True Wireless Flash for $75 : A pair of large, soft ear fins and cross-hatched rubber sections on the top make the second generation of JBL and Under Armour's workout earbuds super stable.

The downsides? They only get four hours of battery life with noise canceling on, and that price tag is a yikes.

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You get two dedicated drivers with dedicated amps for a wide and dynamic sound and AptX Adaptive support for up to 24-bit streaming.

Bowers & Wilkins' PI7 for $399 : These are some of the best-looking and best-sounding earbuds on the market.

Master & Dynamic MW08 Sport for $349 : The Sport are a great option that come with active noise canceling and a striking design, but the high price keeps them out of the reach of most people.

They also fix the bug in the first Momentum pair that drained the battery after a week or so even if you didn't use them. You'll have to shell out a lot for them, but they do have some of the best sound quality you'll find.

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 for $150 : Noise cancellation finally arrives on Sennheiser's excellent high-end earbuds.

But if you're still hunting, here are some other recommendations. As such, we can't list everything we like.

Read our Best Workout Buds guide for other recommendations.Įvery month seems to bring new sets of earbuds with longer battery life and more compact designs. On the downside (or the upside, depending on your point of view), they do have a neckband that connects the earbuds, and they don't come with a charging cradle. ★ Our other fave: We love the Beats Powerbeats ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends), which get 15 hours of battery life and lock over your ear. Jabra often continues to sell old models for years, which means you'll have no problem replacing ear tips, the case, or even a bud as needed. The best part? You get eight hours (!) of battery life and a two-year warranty. The sound quality, noise-canceling tech, and mic quality are excellent, and they come with a special grip on the outside of the buds to keep them in your ears. WIRED reviews editor Adrienne So and I have very different-size ears, and we both found these earbuds to be super comfortable and stable on our outdoor adventures. The folks at Jabra scanned thousands of ears to come up with sleek, comfy designs, and it shows in the Elite 7 Active.