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There’s a bewildering variety of headphones on the market: in-ear, on-ear, over-ear, wired, and wireless. On- and over-ear wireless headphones are bigger and bulkier, but undisputably the best for sound quality. These devices combine cutting-edge technologies like quality audio reproduction, fast connectivity, active noise cancellation (ANC), and a comfortable build.

With all of these features, the best wireless headphones don’t come cheap, but you can still find a decent pair at an affordable price. We have rounded up the best affordable wireless headphones with good performance and premium features like ANC and Hi-Res audio without the sticker shock.

A few notes on checking the audio quality of headphones

When testing your device, it’s important to remember that sound quality depends on device performance and source audio. If you’re listening to low-quality tracks, you can’t expect high-quality sound even from the best audio devices. For instance, audio quality from sources like YouTube or downloaded MP3s is considered lossy, as they don’t carry the full spectrum of the originally recorded audio.

Only perfectly sourced audio can test a driver’s limits, so try to use audio files encoded with a 32-bit Lossless codec with 320 Kbps bitrate on at least 48 kHz. This will at least ensure that your source file is as good as it possibly can be. Do note that even then, faults in recording can diminish the sound quality (think of very old songs when it was all discs).

Bluetooth dims the sound

The output quality is another factor to consider. Wireless headphones, earbuds, and speakers use Bluetooth to transmit audio data, which reduces sound quality regardless of the audio source. So whenever you hear wireless audio over Bluetooth, you can expect a drop in quality.

Bluetooth sends a lot of data over a short bandwidth, so it must heavily compress the audio. Even the best Bluetooth standards offer only up to 16-bit 44 kHz audio data, which is barely CD quality. Some headphones and earphones try to mitigate this loss by artificially augmenting the sound with built-in tuning chips. (Samsung’s AKG series and Sony’s DSEE are quite good at this, and you will be amazed by the ‘upscaled’ audio.) But remember, you won’t hear the original audio as its creator intended.

Bluetooth technology has improved a lot over time. Nowadays, even the basic low-grade SBC codec has improved enough that Bluetooth 5.2 or above can send so much data that you won’t feel the difference unless you have a trained ear. The latest LDAC and LC3 codecs are remarkable in that they can carry nearly a thousand Kbps of data over Bluetooth 5.3. Therefore, make sure your source files are of at least that quality when testing a device that supports these codecs.

Big batteries can be a headache

Companies don’t often advertise battery life. Over-ear headphones, especially, have huge drivers at 40-50 mm in diameter. As a result, they draw a lot of power. This can be fixed by using bigger batteries; the devices in this list are sometimes large enough to accommodate the larger battery. However, big batteries make the headset heavier, and nobody wants that. Manufacturers often juggle these factors and reach a compromise. So, check what you’re getting in the power department before you buy.

For example, the top choice in this list of budget wireless headphones, the Anker Soundcore Life Q30, has a massive battery that lets it run 60 hours continuously without ANC. But this big battery also makes it a tad heavy, so long wear may cause some fatigue.

How can I choose the best cheap headphones on the market?

Audio quality and a comfy fit will be your two main concerns when choosing a pair of wireless headphones. Be warned that companies tend to cut corners in these areas when lowering costs. If you cannot compromise these features, you’re better off with a premium selection. But otherwise, the above should serve you just fine for standard usage.

The Anker Soundcore Life Q30 are excellent all-rounders that will serve you well with long battery life and hi-res codec support. If you don’t mind a costlier option, the JBL Tune 760 NC headphones are great for the signature audio form and comfort after long-time wear. However, if you are a budget audiophile, we’d recommend the Edifier W820NB for their good noise cancellation and sheer style. For sports enthusiasts, there are the Plantronics Backbeat Fit 6100.