Christina Darby

Having tested quite a few earbuds, the Bose QuietComfort II Buds are the benchmark to which I compare every in-ear device. True to their name, they’re comfortable, making it extra-tempting to keep them in all-day and listen to the incredible noise they deliver and benefit from the noise they more than effectively cancel out. If …

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The newest OnePlus in-ears may not have "pro" in the name but they pack premium features, long-lasting battery, and a fresh design for only $100.

OnePlus' newest buds are undoubtedly impressive, but I still turn back to my AirPods Pro 2 for certain features.

Bose's Ultra Open earbuds are some of my favorite open-ears, and the Soundcore C30i delivers the same awareness for only $70.

Nothing dropped numerical nomenclature with its Nothing Ear earbuds, which in name and performance is simple, yet makes a statement.

And with pro features, fabulous ANC, only $99, they're just so good I have almost nothing more to say.

OnePlus Buds 3 are some of my favorite budget buds, but there are some things that the Nothing Ear (a) do better.

Both of Carl Pei's companies have made stellar budget buds, but the OnePlus Buds 3 still have my ear.