True Wireless

True wireless headphones are completely wireless headphones with no cable – neither between the earbuds nor to the device you’re listening from. They usually connect to your phone, computer or tablet via Bluetooth and come with a charging case that both protects the earbuds and charges them when they’re not in use.

Our true wireless headphones are also in-ear headphones, which means they sit directly in the ear canal. Thanks to their compact design, they are popular for everyday use, workouts and commuting.

In short, true wireless means that the headphones are completely cable-free and designed for maximum freedom of movement and easy everyday use.

There is a difference between in-ear headphones and true wireless headphones, even though the terms are sometimes used together.

In-ear headphones describes the design of the headphones. They sit directly in the ear canal, unlike over-ear headphones which sit over the ears. In-ear headphones are available both as wired and wireless models.

True wireless headphones, on the other hand, are a type of wireless headphones with no cable at all – neither between the earbuds nor to the device. They usually connect via Bluetooth and often come with a charging case.

This means that most true wireless headphones are also in-ear, but not all in-ear headphones are true wireless. Some in-ear models, for example, have a cable between the earbuds or a cable to your phone or computer.

The True Wireless earbuds in this category mainly differ in terms of features, battery life, noise cancelling, size and extra functions. All models are completely wireless in-ear earbuds, but they are designed for slightly different needs and use cases.

For example, the models vary in things like:
1. Noise cancelling (ANC)
Some models have advanced active noise cancelling, while others don’t include this feature. For instance, some models offer two-way ANC, while simpler models focus more on compact design and low weight.
2. Battery life
A major difference is how long the earbuds can be used between charges. Some models can provide up to 120 hours of total battery life with the charging case, while more compact models have shorter battery life.
3. Size and weight
Some True Wireless earbuds are designed to be extra small and lightweight, making them easy to wear all day.
4. Microphone and call quality
Several models have advanced microphone solutions, such as multi-channel microphones for clearer calls, which can be an advantage for phone calls or video meetings.
5. Extra features such as:
• App control to adjust the sound
• Multipoint connection to multiple devices
• Water resistance (IP rating)
• Charging cases that also function as power banks

To more easily see the differences between the models, you can also compare the specifications in the comparison table for our True Wireless earbuds, where features and characteristics are listed side by side.

Yes, with all our True Wireless headphones you can use just one earbud at a time. This means you can have one earbud in your ear while the other stays in the charging case and charges. The feature is sometimes called TWS Mono function or single-earbud mode.

When you use only one earbud, the sound is usually played in mono instead of stereo, so you still hear the full audio in one ear.

This can be practical in many situations, for example when you:
• Take phone calls
• Listen to podcasts or music
• Want to be able to hear your surroundings at the same time
• Want to save battery by using the earbuds one at a time

With our True Wireless headphones you can use either the left or right earbud separately, which makes them flexible in everyday life. For example, you can use one earbud while the other charges in the case, and then switch when the battery starts to run low.