Anker Soundcore Spirit X

You'll have to make some compromises with any set of inexpensive earbuds. These Anker Soundcore Spirit X earbuds, on the other hand, are about as well-rounded as they go, with excellent sound quality, a long battery life, a sporty style, and more.

These earbuds are secure and especially useful for gymgoers because of the big ear clip that hugs the ear. Non-athletes may find the design unappealing, but it's all a matter of taste, and they're nonetheless quite comfortable, especially when worn for long periods of time. They make up for their lack of compactness in battery life with 12 hours of entertainment and quick charging that converts five minutes into another hour of juice.

Its IPX7 waterproof designation means it can withstand a swim in the pool, but it's mostly meant to keep you dry. The inclusion of a Bluetooth 5.0 chipset is unusual in a cheap pair like these, but it will undoubtedly become more common in the future. Still, it's a terrific way to ensure that your purchase is future-proofed and that your wireless connection remains stable.

The 10mm drivers are more powerful than those found in comparable earbuds at this price point in terms of sound quality. They have a strong bass with distinct mids and highs that will leave you speechless.

Runner-Up, Best Design:

 TOZO T10 TWS

There aren't many brand-name wireless earbuds under $50, much less real wireless sets. When it comes to brand names, though, you're paying for the name alone. For the most part, technology has grown less expensive, and if you're prepared to forego the name, you can get fantastic features.

These TOZO T10 genuine wireless earbuds are a good example. They have a sturdy ring to them and a hint to sportsmen. They're somewhat smaller than the normal bud and have an IPX8 waterproof rating, meaning they can be immersed in water for up to 30 minutes at depths greater than one metre. That's about the highest level of certification you'll find in any earphone. They come with two sets of ear tips in three sizes each, and because the design isn't based on the usage of silicone, they're comfortable to use.Finding the appropriate fit on ear hooks or wing tips to keep them in place is extremely critical.

The 8mm drivers in the earphones are bigger than the typical 6mm drivers seen in comparable earbuds. As a result, they contain a lot of bass, which is another reference to gym goers who could listen to faster music. They'll last 3.5 hours on a single charge, however that time will shorten if the volume is increased. But don't worry: the little charging case can charge them up to three times and even allows wireless charging.

Anker SoundBuds Curve

It's stressful enough to be concerned about your smartphone dying. Is it now time for you to put on your headphones as well? Long battery life is uncommon in the era of wireless headphones, but it is important. The Anker SoundBuds Curve, fortunately, offer a long battery life, with 14 hours of conversation time and 12.5 hours of play time on a single charge. If they run out of electricity, a fast 10-minute recharge can give you another hour of power. While a traditional connection still prevails, this duo outperforms most other wireless options.

In terms of sound quality, some have said that they are on par with his considerably more costly Beats PowerBeats 2. Expect a punchy bass that doesn't overpower the mids and highs. Rubber hooks lock the earbuds over your ear, making them ideal for an activity or when you're on the go. The inbuilt remote allows you to handle your audio in a straightforward manner, such as switching between tracks, changing the volume, and answering calls.

Best Design:

Skullcandy JIB

Skullcandy has established themselves as a fashionable yet inexpensive audio company. It is no different with its JIB wireless earbuds. The earbuds are brightly coloured, with a characteristic skull on the end of each, and have ear tips that fit snugly in your canal. Power, pairing, answering calls, and pausing/playing the track are all controlled by the inline remote, which is positioned on the left side of your cable and has only one button.

As a result, if you want to change the volume, you'll have to reach for your phone. The battery pack is hidden behind your neck in a little plastic rectangle with an LED light to indicate power and a microUSB charging connector. You'll need your own wall plug to charge because the box only provides a short charging cord.

The sound quality is a significant plus in this case. The earbuds' 9mm drivers let them play loudly without distortion while also providing strong bass and a well-balanced sound. Skullcandy promises that a single charge will last 6 hours, which is far longer than Apple's AirPods.