The 7 Best Wireless Earbuds For Android - Spring 2021 Reviews

The Samsung Galaxy Buds+ are the best wireless earbuds for Android that we've tested. These truly wireless in-ears have a compact, comfortable fit and do a great job of staying in place, so they shouldn't fall out even during intense workout sessions. Their Galaxy Wearable app also allows you to remap some of their controls or switch between six different EQ presets.

These in-ears feel quite sturdily built and supply over 13 hours of continuous playback time on a single charge, which should be more than enough for a full day of use. Their sturdy charging case supplies roughly one extra charge, and they have a standby mode that helps conserve power when they're not in use. Out-of-the-box, they have a very well-balanced sound profile, which makes them a good fit for a variety of musical genres.

Unfortunately, it's easy to make an accidental input on their touch-sensitive control scheme, and it can be hard to use if you live in a colder climate and need to wear gloves. They also do a terrible job of filtering out the low rumble of bus and plane engines, which could be annoying during your commute. Otherwise, their compact, sturdy built, long battery life, and well-balanced sound profile help make them some of the best true wireless earbuds that we've tested.

The best wireless travel earbuds for android that we've tested are the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds. These premium truly wireless earbuds have a highly effective ANC system that allows them to filter out ambient noise to an impressive degree, including the low rumble of bus and plane engines as well as the chatter of fellow commuters. You can also use their companion app to adjust the potency of their ANC system in greater detail.

 These earbuds feel very well-made, with a dense, high-grade plastic construction that's rated IPX4 for water resistance, though we don't currently test for that. Their stability fins also help keep them in place, even during intense workout sessions. They also have a well-balanced sound profile that should suit a wide variety of audio content. Their integrated mic does an amazing job of isolating your voice from loud background noise, which is good if you want to make a call on your commute. Their latency on Android devices is also low enough to watch movies or videos without significant disruption, though apps and devices compensate differently for this.

Unfortunately, these in-ears lack any sort of sound customization features like an EQ or audio presets, which is somewhat annoying for earphones at this price point. They also stick quite a ways out from your ear and could get in the way if you're wearing a hat. Otherwise, their great noise isolation capability and sturdy construction make them a great fit for commuting.

The best wireless sports earbuds for Android are the Bose Sport Earbuds. These sleek in-ears are among the best wireless earbuds for running and working out, as they have a comfortable and very stable fit, thanks to their stability fins. They're also rated IPX4 for water resistance, although we don't currently test for this.

They have a balanced and somewhat warm sound profile that's suitable for most audio content. Their mid-range is especially neutral, so vocals and lead instruments sound clear and present, which is good if you like to listen to podcasts while you move. If you like to run outdoors, they can help you stay aware of your surroundings as they don't block out most noise around you. Their small size makes them very portable, and they feel durable enough to survive an accidental drop or two without too much of a problem.

However, they lack low-bass, which users of more thumpy genres like EDM and hip-hop may find a little disappointing. They also have limited controls and lack a volume level. Their 4.3-hour continuous battery life is fairly short, and they only have around two additional charges in their carrying case. On the upside, they recharge in just over an hour and have an auto-off timer to help conserve battery life when not in use.

The best budget wireless earbuds for Android that we've tested are the FIIL T1X. These truly wireless in-ears have compact, sturdy plastic construction that's rated IP65 for dust and water resistance, though we don't currently test for that. They should also be comfortable enough to wear for extended listening sessions and do a great job of staying firmly in place even when you move around vigorously.

Out-of-the-box, they have a well-balanced sound profile with a bit of added bass, which should emphasize the thump and rumble of EDM and hip-hop music without totally overwhelming vocals or lead instruments. That said, if you don't like the way they sound out-of-the-box, their companion app features 15 different EQ presets for you to choose from. Their near seven-hour continuous battery life should also be enough to last you throughout a day at work, though they have an auto-off timer that helps conserve power when not in use, as well as a case that supplies roughly three additional full charges.

Unfortunately, their touch-sensitive control scheme can take some time to get used to. Their latency on most devices is also somewhat high, which could be noticeable if you're wearing them while watching videos online. Otherwise, if you're looking for versatile truly wireless headphones for a budget-friendly price, these are a good option.