The 6 Best Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Under $100 - Winter 2022 Reviews

The Anker SoundCore Life P3 Truly wireless are the best true wireless earbuds under $100 that we've tested. These in-ears have an excellent active noise cancelling (ANC) system. They can block out a significant amount of noise like the low rumble of bus and plane engines, as well as office chatter and the high-pitched hum of an AC unit.

These headphones have a comfortable, breathable fit and feel well-built. They're also rated IPX5 for water resistance. Fans of EDM and hip-hop should enjoy their bass-heavy sound profile, which adds intense thump and rumble to your mixes. That said, if you prefer a different sound, their companion app offers a graphic EQ and presets so that you can tweak their sound to suit your preferences. They have under six hours of continuous battery life, and their carrying case holds roughly four additional charges if you need it.

Unfortunately, they lack volume controls. They also have high latency on PCs and iOS and Android devices, which could be annoying if you like streaming videos. However, these in-ears have an excellent noise isolation performance and a customizable sound profile, which will please most users.

The JBL LIVE 300TWS Truly Wireless are the best Bluetooth earbuds under $100 for sports that we've tested. These headphones have stability fins to ensure that they don't move around during tough runs or workouts. They also have a comfortable fit and feel well-built.

Out of the box, these headphones have a bass-rich sound profile that adds extra thump, rumble, and punch to your audio, which can help keep you pumped up at the gym. That said, you can tweak their sound profile to your liking using their companion app's parametric EQ and presets. They also have touch-sensitive controls that are easy to use, and you can adjust their volume or skip tracks without having to pull out your phone.

That said, if you need to take a call on the go, their integrated mic struggles to separate your voice from background noise. Their continuous battery life of roughly 4.4 hours is also short, and their carrying case only holds an additional two charges. On the upside, they have an auto-off timer to help conserve battery life when you're not using them.

The Beats Flex Wireless are the best Bluetooth earbuds for iPhone under $100 that we've tested. These colorful earbuds have a W1 chip so that you can seamlessly pair them with other devices in your Apple ecosystem. They also have low latency on iOS devices, ensuring that your audio and visuals stay in sync when streaming video.

They have a silicone neck cable design that feels flexible and durable. Their comfortable fit and stable in-ear fit make them a suitable choice for jogs in the park. Fans of EDM and hip-hop can especially enjoy their bass-heavy sound profile, which delivers extra thump, rumble, and boom to mixes. Their mid-range is fairly flat, though, so vocals and lead instruments are still present in your mixes. They have roughly 11 hours of continuous playback time and fully charge up in just over an hour.

Unfortunately, their companion app doesn't offer customization features to adjust the buds to your liking. Their integrated mic also has a disappointing noise handling performance, so you may not be heard clearly if you're making a call in a loud environment. Since they don't have ANC, they struggle to block out bass-range noise like bus engine rumbles too. However, they do a better job when it comes to isolating you from office chatter and the humming of an AC unit.

The best wireless earbuds under $50 that we've tested are the Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless. These well-built in-ears have just under 100 hours of total playback time as their carrying case holds roughly 12.5 additional charges. One charge has a continuous playback time of over seven hours, which should be enough to get you through long days on the go.

Their slightly bass-heavy sound profile adds thump, rumble, and boom to your mixes, which fans of EDM and hip-hop may especially enjoy. Their mid-range is fairly well-balanced and neutral, ensuring clear and present vocals and lead instruments. While they lack active noise cancelling, they can still block out a good amount of ambient noise like office chatter around you.

Unfortunately, they lack a companion app and sound customization features like an EQ or presets, so you can't tweak their sound. Their integrated mic also struggles to separate your voice from moderate ambient noise around you. However, thanks to their incredibly long total battery life and balanced sound profile, they're sure to please most users.