The Best Sport Earbuds of April 2023: Reviews and Rankings for you

Top Picks

• Best Overall: Beats Fit Pro - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds  

After the release of the third-generation AirPods, Apple just presented a brand-new pair of earphones, this time from Beats, a division of Apple's parent company. The $200 Beats Fit Pro feature the same technological foundations as the AirPods Pro, even though they aren't actually AirPods. The Beats Fit Pro combines Apple's H1 processor and the majority of the AirPods Pro capabilities, including active noise cancellation, spatial audio, and Adaptive EQ, in contrast to Beats' older and less-priced Studio Buds. I believe you've finally located the AirPods for sports that you've been seeking.

• Best Smart Ambient: JBL Live Free 2: 35 Hours of Playtime  

The Live Pro 2 and Live Free 2, two new headphone models from Samsung-owned JBL, are unexpectedly excellent. Both are constructed with oval tubes, six oval silicon tip microphones, and 11mm drivers. They provide a broad range of features, including a multipoint Bluetooth connection, an IPX5 splash-proof certification, and wireless charging, in addition to effective noise suppression, excellent sound quality, and powerful voice calling capabilities.

• Best Sweatproof: soundcore by Anker Sport X10   

Thanks to rotating, swiveling ear hooks that flip up while you're using them and down when you want to put them in their charging case, the new Soundcore Sport X10 has a novel look and a smaller footprint than standard earbuds with ear hooks. They sound great, with strong, snappy bass and good detail, as long as you can get a tight seal. They also provide active noise cancellation, albeit it isn't as excellent as what Sony or Bose offer, while being just as effective.

• Best Sport: Sennheiser Sport True Wireless 

They are splash and dust-resistant due to their IP54 classification. The IPX4-rated CX True Wireless is impervious to dust. These earbuds don't have noise cancellation, but they do include an awareness mode that lets outside sound through so you can hear what's going on for safety. They support the apt-X and AAC audio codecs and utilize Bluetooth 5.2. According to advertising, the battery may last up to 9 hours at moderate volume settings and get two more charges from the charging case. Wireless charging is absent.

• Best Sounds: Bose Sport Earbuds - Wireless Earphones 

Bose's QuietComfort Earbuds and Sport Earbuds are both fantastic options to use as headphones when exercising due to their StayHear Max tips and tight fit, but the Sport Earbuds are more controllable, lighter and more affordable (the QuietComfort Earbuds do have excellent active noise canceling, however). They are splash-resistant to a similar degree as the QuietComfort Earbuds, have a comparable design with three color choices, feature Bluetooth 5.1 (my connection was solid), and provide a comparable price (IPX4).