Earbuds
Apple AirPods Pro 3
or £19 a month
Samsung Galaxy Buds3
or £7 a month
Apple AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation White
or £15 a month
Apple AirPods Pro 2 with MagSafe Charging Case White
or £18 a month
Google Pixel Buds 2a
or £11 a month
JLab JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds
Beats Solo Buds True Wireless Earbuds
or £5 a month
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2
or £20 a month
Beats Studio Buds+ with 24m Apple Music Bundle and more
Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earphones
or £5 a month
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro
or £19 a month
Beats Studio Buds + True Wireless Earbuds
or £10 a month
You could pay for new tech over 12 to 48 months, at 0% to 19.9% APR representative.
Representative example: For a £500 order at 0% APR representative (fixed), you could pay £50 today then 12 monthly payments of £37.50. Total amount of credit £450. Total cost of credit £0.
Subject to status and order value. Not keeping up with payments could affect your credit score and future borrowing.

Category description
Discover the perfect pair of earbuds to soundtrack your life. Our collection features the latest in audio technology, from the immersive sound of Apple AirPods to the seamless connectivity of Samsung Galaxy Buds. Whether you need crystal-clear calls for your commute, a sweat-resistant pair for the gym, or simply want to get lost in your favourite album, you’ll find your fit. Experience true wireless freedom and exceptional sound quality with our curated range of top-tier earbuds, designed for every moment of your day.
Things to consider
To help you choose the best earbuds for your needs, we've outlined the most important features to look for. From sound to durability, here’s what you should keep in mind.
• Active noise cancellation (ANC): If you commute or work in noisy environments, ANC is a must-have feature. It uses microphones to cancel out external sounds, allowing you to focus on your music or calls. Also, look for a good transparency mode to let ambient sound in when you need it.
• Connectivity: Check the Bluetooth version for a stable, efficient connection. For ultimate convenience, consider earbuds with multipoint pairing, which lets you connect to two devices—like your phone and laptop—at the same time.
• Call quality: If you plan on taking a lot of calls, pay attention to the microphone setup. Models with multiple mics and noise-reduction technology will ensure your voice sounds clear to the person on the other end, even in windy conditions.
• Ecosystem integration: Some earbuds work best within their own ecosystem. For example, Apple AirPods offer seamless pairing with iPhones and Macs, while Google Pixel Buds have features tailored for Android users. Consider your primary devices for the best experience.
FAQs
• Which is better: earbuds or over-ear headphones?
It depends on your priorities. Earbuds are unbeatable for portability, convenience, and use during exercise. Over-ear headphones typically offer superior sound quality, battery life, and noise cancellation, but are much bulkier.
• How do I stop my earbuds from falling out during exercise?
The key is a secure fit. Try different ear tip sizes to get a snug seal. Many sports-focused earbuds also include flexible wingtips or ear hooks that lock them in place, ensuring they stay put during even the most intense workouts.
• What is spatial audio?
Spatial audio is an immersive sound technology that creates a 3D, cinema-like audio experience. It uses dynamic head-tracking to make it feel like the sound is coming from all around you and is especially effective for movies and supported music tracks.
• Is there a big difference between Bluetooth 5.0, 5.2, and 5.3?
Each new version of Bluetooth brings improvements in efficiency, stability, and range. While you may not notice a dramatic difference in day-to-day use, newer versions like 5.2 and 5.3 are more future-proof and offer better battery performance.
• Can I wear my earbuds in the shower?
Only if they have a high enough IP rating. An IPX7 rating means the earbuds can be submerged in up to 1 metre of water for 30 minutes, making them safe for the shower. An IPX4 or IPX5 rating is not sufficient.
• Why does one of my earbuds run out of battery faster than the other?
This is common. Often, one earbud is designated as the 'primary' bud that manages the Bluetooth connection to your phone and relays the signal to the 'secondary' bud, causing it to use slightly more power. Using one bud for mono calls will also drain its battery faster.
• How far can I be from my phone with wireless earbuds?
Most Bluetooth earbuds have a standard range of about 10 metres (33 feet). However, this can be reduced by physical obstacles like walls and doors.
• What’s the best way to carry my earbuds when I’m not using them?
Always store them in their charging case. This not only recharges them but also protects them from being lost, crushed, or damaged in your pocket or bag.
• Do foam ear tips sound better than silicone?
Many users find that memory foam tips provide a better seal, which improves noise isolation and enhances bass. They conform to the unique shape of your ear canal. However, silicone tips are more durable and easier to clean. It often comes down to personal preference.
• Can I pair my earbuds with a smartwatch?
Yes, if your smartwatch supports Bluetooth and can store music locally, you can pair your earbuds directly to it. This is a great setup for going on a run without needing to carry your phone.
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