Top 10 Best Bluetooth Headsets to Buy Online 2020

Featuring four microphones that work in tandem with the exclusive WindSmart technology, this nifty little unit will make sure you never lose your voice in the background noise again. (Seriously; call while you’re mowing the lawn, driving your convertible, or screaming yourself hoarse at a football game.) With an extended range of up to 30m and water-resistant P2i nano-coating, the headset will be able to keep up with any active lifestyle, rain, hail or shine.

The former model used to be the go-to unit considering it was cheaper and still high-performing, but with the current price drop, the current Voyager 5200 is simply a steal for a spectacular 7 hours of talk time.

These shut out background noise so well, a woman used them as earplugs to drown out the voice of her co-workers. The sound’s pretty good for the price as well; you aren’t going to pick out every little detail, but the bass is present, the mids and trebles clear. Hang them on your neck, and the magnets’ll make the earbuds stick together, so you’ve got a little necklace. The mic’s clear and loud.

They’re waterproof as well, so throw them in in your gym bag. They won’t bounce their way out your ears when you’re on the treadmill. The only thing is they have a lifespan of half a year to a year, max–but if you’re going to be sweating over them all day, you’ll probably only want to keep them around for that long anyway.

We said audiophiles will run to headphones—and this is what we meant. You get layers and layers of sound with these: the bass is warm, tight, present without muddying everything else up; the mids are clear and nuanced; the highs aren’t thin or piercing and have detail. The vocals, too, come out expressive, full, and textured (you can hear the rasp of a voice, or the waver in a note.)

For those with red, sensitive ears, the earcups are large and made of memory foam. (Some have found them a little tight, though.) The noise-cancellation cuts out most sound, but it won’t completely block out, say, a leaf blower. The two built-in microphones work; you aren’t going to sound crystal clear, but your friend’ll be able to hear you just fine.

With this offering from Bang & Olufsen, the sound’s so clear some people even made out previously indecipherable lyrics and flourishes of instruments they’d never noticed before. Fighting a losing battle against tangled cabling will be a thing of the past, since these have got a completely wireless design that fits snug just about anywhere.

If there are any issues with comfort, B&O support is always on hand to help you. Some users have experienced dropouts with the left earbud, but constant firmware updates from B&O are making this a thing of the past. The only thing is, since the mic is omnidirectional, it’ll seriously pick up sound from all around you; don’t make any calls at a club, airport, or football game.

If you’re often interrupted, these can be a dream come true; the sound automatically pauses if you take them off. No more getting angry at study buddy Kevin because he made you miss that sweet, sweet bridge of “When You Were Young.” Solid 24-hour battery life has this impressive piece of kit continually pushing out punishing bass notes that’ll almost make you forget you’re not at a show.

The noise canceling can be toggled at the touch of a button to bring you in and out of the real world. It’s not the best, and if you’re trying to watch movies on a roaring plane, you’re going to have to turn the volume way up. (It’ll also switch off after 5 minutes if you’re not listening to music, so you can’t use these as earplugs.) The mic works, but will pick up the voices of everyone around you.

With these comfortable Stay Hear+ headphone tips, you’ll be connected without a care in the world. The excellent soundstaging pleases the heaviest of rockers to the most dedicated of techno fans. Output is consistent; bass is clear, warm, but not overpowering. Also, these guys just won’t fall out of your ears. Tired of the doof? Mix things up a bit with the inline remote that allows you to control volume, take calls, and change tracks with a flick of a finger.

Sweat and weather resistant, these are perfect for hikers and those dipping their toes into the fitness market. The mic’s clear enough; it’ll pick up your voice (and the voice of the person next to you) as long as it’s positioned in front of your face.

This offering by Jabra sits so snugly on your ear that some people even forget it’s on at all. It’s got a Nano USB receiver to communicate with any PC, or, if you go Bluetooth, it can hook up to two devices at once. The connectivity’s good; you can leave your phone or laptop on the desk, get up, move around the room, and there’s no static.

The sound canceling’s drowned out cafe chat, airport announcements, and landscapers. And though it’s such a little earpiece, it’s loud, so you don’t need to ask your client to repeat himself a million and two times. The only thing is the battery lasts around 3-6 hours, and you can’t charge it during calls. So if you’ve got the gift of gab, the Jabra isn’t going to keep up.

Beats have become synonymous with earth shattering bass tones that make any fans of low end frequencies go weak at the knees. The BeatsX headset backs off just a bit–you’ve got that punch, but it’s not muddy, so your mids and trebles are clean and clear. In a word, everything’s balanced. Just, if you’re an audiophile, don’t expect your socks to get knocked off.

You’ve got a bunch of wingtip and earbud tips, which are comfy enough for hours of wear (great)–but you’ve got to figure out which pair fits you perfectly. Until then, the sound isolation and audio quality’s going to be sub-par (when everything fits, though, you won’t hear anything but your full-bodied music). The mic’s just decent–not different from any $15 thing you can pick up at Best Buy.

The sound’s clean—each instrument clear, as it should be, nothing muffled, nothing blended together. Google Assistant’s integrated—speak your commands, get phone notifications, have texts read to you, dictate your responses (yes, voice-to-text). The noise canceling’s so good, people are using it to block out the sound of the kids having another one of their daily arguments.

The amazingly soft Alcantara material on the earcups will make you forget you’re even wearing a headset at all and allow you to focus on the bright tones in your music. (No clamping!) A solid choice for those often in transit for long periods of time. Just don’t talk on the train, because the mic’s going to pick up the creaking and the rumbling.

Find yourself often changing location and worrying about background noise? These have touch activated controls. You put your hand over the ear cup, and the music and noise cancelling (which leaves you deaf to the outside world) will tune out, so you can hear ambient noise (airport announcements) or your phone call clearly. When you want to return to your music, remove your hand.

Sound quality’s subjective, but these headphones are flexible. You’ve got five sound stages–club for bone-rattling bass, concert for reverb, outside stage for expressive vocals, and so on. (And everything’s crisp, clean.) The downside? These clamp and hurt after a few hours. And the mic’s not noise cancelling, so whoever you’re calling is going to hear your landscapers.