Moderators at OzBargain have decided to run yearly polls to decide the best products in popular categories that get asked repeatedly in the forum. Our aim is to have a central thread where users can vote on the items, suggest options and also change their vote throughout the year. The polls will end once the year is over.
Question
What is the best (true) Wireless BT earbuds in 2022?
As more and more phones now come without a dedicated 3.5mm Audio Jack, it's not surprising that wireless audio devices are starting to become more popular. True Wireless earphones (abbreviated as TWS) are also now common as Apple Airpods have ignited a new trend & styling.
Some of the things you need to consider apart from their sound quality:
- Battery life of both the charging case and earbuds
- Size of the charging case
- How well the buds fit in your ear, comfort, could you wear it while jogging or exercising
- The quality of the microphone for clearer phone calls
- Active noise cancelling or passive noise isolation
- Water resistance (for sweaty workouts)
We asked the same Question in 2021 and the Winner of the poll is Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus (146 votes), followed by the Sony WF-1000XM3 (56 votes), and Apple AirPods 2 took a humble third place at 29 votes.
Remember: You can change your votes at anytime, and suggest more than 1 product over the course of the poll.
How do I suggest products to What Should I Buy polls?
If you have a product that you would like to suggest for the poll (that is currently not in the Poll Options), you'll need to make a top-level comment (i.e. not replying someone else's comment) and fill up "Suggestions" text box just above your comment:
Do try to make a sensible suggestion (e.g make sure the item is still available to purchase) and include a brief argument as to why you would recommend the product. You can only suggest 1 product at a time.
Why under $250? AirPods 3 ($279 RRP, $248 at Amazon right now) and AirPod Pros ($399 RRP, $299 at Kogan right now) are some of the best sellers in the marketplace but are excluded by this somewhat arbitrary price limit…