Many prefer the compact, portable design of earbuds, but there are few things more frustrating than pulling a tangled cable out of your pocket while running out the door. Wireless Bluetooth headsets solve this problem, but they can be expensive. Fortunately, you don’t have to spend a fortune to get something decent. There are many good options for the best wireless earbuds under $50, even for those who value sound quality or want lots of customization options.

There are many great wireless earbuds on the market that offer great sound and features without breaking your bank account. True wireless earbuds are great. They’re portable and convenient, and you don’t have to worry about the wires getting tangled somewhere and pulled out. If you’re looking for headphones for the office, noise isolation and battery life may be your top priorities; if you need in-ears for the gym, you’ll probably place more emphasis on fit and durability.

There are more models than ever vying for our attention, and while there are plenty of great-sounding alternatives, you can choose from these. Some of the premium models featured here are equipped with useful audio technology and are among our top picks for the best noise-canceling earphones that isolate you from noisy environments. However, we’ve also included our favorite mid-range models and budget earphones that are often less well-equipped.

The Anker Soundcore Life A1 may not have all the bells and whistles of other wireless earbuds, but it more than makes up for it by doing the simple things well. With some of the best battery life on the market and solid passive noise isolation, you won’t believe these wireless earbuds under $50.

It’s the details of the Anker Soundcore Life A1 wireless earbuds that make all the difference. We’re talking things like a wide range of earbuds, a battery life of 35 hours (yes, you read that right), a charging time of just over an hour, and an IPX7 water resistance rating. The microphone is nothing special, but for a pair of wireless earbuds for under $50? You really can’t go wrong with these earbuds.

Unlike the previous JLab GO Air, which has an open case, the GO Air POP includes a case with a lid to keep the earbuds from flying out. The case can quickly charge the earbuds, which have a battery life of 11 hours in standalone mode. You get JLab’s signature built-in USB-A charging cable, so you can always charge the case. According to JLab, the cable can withstand 10,000 bends before showing signs of wear.

We had some connectivity issues when testing the GO Air POP, but they were rare and resolved themselves. These Bluetooth 5.1 headphones give you the choice of SBC or AAC streaming, and the sound quality is pretty good despite the quiet bass. If you want louder bass, you may have to go through the built-in EQ presets (no mobile app).

These wireless earbuds under $50 earbuds from 1MORE mimic the design of Apple’s AirPods with stems. However, the stems on the PistonBuds makes them easy to insert and remove without much fuss. Bass is also boosted, so you get high-quality sound in a small package.

The solid 20-hour battery life is a bit less than other models, but can keep up with most other, more expensive earbuds on the market. Also, the charging time is just over an hour, which is perfect if you need to get your wireless earbuds playing music quickly. The IPX4 rating also makes them a solid choice for all your workouts, and thanks to the stem design, these earbuds are comparable to the AirPods under $50!

The TOZO NC7 Truly Wireless are the best wireless noise-canceling headphones under $50 that we have tested. These headphones feature an active noise-canceling (ANC) system that does an excellent job of isolating you from background noise. You can block out the quiet drone of jet engines when you’re on the go, and suppress distracting conversations at work.

Although there are no sound customization features, they have an excited sound profile that adds heft and rumble while keeping instruments and voices bright, making them suitable for a variety of genres. They last about eight hours of continuous use, which is good for longer trips, and the carrying case provides two additional recharges. Unfortunately, the microphone has trouble separating your voice from ambient noise, so it can be difficult to hear you when you take a call in a noisy environment.

The most customizable wireless earbuds under $50 that we tested are the Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Truly Wireless. These earbuds are compatible with the Anker Soundcore app, which allows you to remap the controls and customize the sound with 8-band graphic EQ and presets. The app also features Anker’s HearID feature, which creates a custom EQ based on your ears.

The headphones have an excited sound profile that offers extra bass while voices and main instruments are bright. They offer about six hours of continuous playback, and the case holds only three additional charges. Unfortunately, they lack a power-saving feature that conserves battery power when not in use.

If you are looking for inexpensive headphones for sports, check out the SoundPeats TrueFree 2 Wireless. These earphones come with a choice of different-sized stability lugs, and once you find a good fit, they should stay in place with ease during even the most intense workouts. The headphones are IPX7 rated against water immersion, so you won’t have to worry about a little rain during an outdoor run.

The bass-rich sound profile offers an extra boost to keep running. However, some will find the sound too boomy, and there are no apps or features to customize the sound. They also last less than four hours on a single charge, which is a bit limiting, but on the plus side, there are four extra recharges in your pocket and a standby mode that helps conserve power.

The Edifier TWS1 Pro has an incredible battery life that can last up to 11 hours on a single charge. If you charge it for just 15 minutes, you can listen to music for up to two hours. The design is excellent, and the charging case fits in your pocket. These are in-ear earphones, and Edifier adds more rubber ear tips depending on your ear size.

The earbuds are IP65 waterproof, making them suitable for use in rainy weather. It also has some touch controls that can be used to control the music. The sound quality is commendable, the highs stand out and the bass is decent.

The Soundpeats Sonic gives you the complete package for $42.99. It has a battery life of 11 hours and features Bluetooth 5.2. The earphone has an in-ear design with some touch controls. It has AptX, AptX Adaptive and SBC codecs and is IPX5 waterproof.

The bass is massive, and it sits comfortably in the ear. Soundpeats also includes three silicone ear tips. For better sound quality, it’s best to use the one that fits your ear best. The build quality looks cheap, but you can easily carry the charging case around.

The Skullcandy Sesh Evo True Wireless is an affordable pair of headphones. Although they have a simple design, they feel durable and can passively block out a good amount of noise around you, such as office chatter. The headphones have a bass-heavy sound profile that provides an intense boom and thump.

Some users find them to sound very muddy, but they have a number of built-in EQ presets that let you adjust the sound. Unfortunately, the uninterrupted battery life of about 4.7 hours may not be enough to get you through the day, although the case can hold three additional charges.

The charging case of the OnePlus Nord Buds is a bit larger, and that’s the biggest drawback right off the bat. Otherwise, these wireless earbuds offer amazing value for money. The oval wireless earbuds are comfortable to wear for hours, and their glossy touch panels are easy to feel. You can’t change the volume, but you can connect them to two devices at once and switch between laptop and phone with your fingertip – a unique and useful feature. The overall usability of the Nord Buds is excellent. The earbuds offer up to 7 hours of battery life on a single charge and are impervious to rain and sweat thanks to their IP55 waterproof rating.

Phone calls or video calls are completely harmless with them: the microphone transmits your voice loud and clear. Even ambient noise is wonderfully muffled and is barely audible during both phone and video calls, although wind noise is the usual enemy – as it is with all wireless earbuds. They also have a dedicated gaming mode and app support.

The Best Wireless Earbuds Under $50 in this range lack some features like active noise cancellation. Nevertheless, they are excellent and you will enjoy making calls and listening to music with the headphones. They support all IOS and Android devices, and it’s important to use a seal that fits your ears. Wireless earbuds connect to your device via Bluetooth.

So before you buy, make sure you have a Bluetooth-enabled device with the right version. There are also true wireless earbuds that literally have no wires. Some wireless earbuds still have a cable running around them, but they don’t connect via a headphone jack, so they’re still wireless.

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