Amazon's latest Echo Frames look good, sound even better, and are your low-key constant companion – but I have some notes.

The cutest member of the Amazon family is here to replace your Echo Dot.

Beats’ cheapest ever buds are comfortable, compact and long-lasting – but their sound may not live up to your expectations.

Some improvements; big price jump

The OnePlus Buds 4 have a svelte design, top-notch ANC and a bassy sound, so it’s a shame that a few rough edges let them down.

The OnePlus Buds Pro 3 expand on the already-expansive feature set of their predecessors, with better compatibility and massively reworked sound that surpasses expectations.

There’s ‘AirPods clones’, and then there’s the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro… but what they lack in originality, they make up for in top features and stellar ANC.

The CMF By Nothing Buds lack great ANC and reliable software, but they look cool and they’re incredibly cheap.

The JLab Go Pods ANC are the cheapest noise cancelling earbuds that you should genuinely consider buying.

The OnePlus Buds 3 are easy to like with plenty of features, but their overtly bass-heavy sound makes them hard to love.

This isn't a full review of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 (I didn't test the sound), but initially at least, there's a lot to like.

The Xiaomi Buds 5 have a distinctive sonic balance and look, but they don’t fit well and the buggy app requires you to jump too many hurdles in order to use them.

Galaxy Buds 2 Pro’s plethora of features, improved comfort and solid ANC make for Samsung’s most compelling earbuds proposition to date – by a wide margin.

Google’s new pro buds are tiny and cute, but they might be a pain in your ears

The Samsung Galaxy Buds FE have a lot going for them but some of these features are limited to an Android phone.

The CMF Buds Pro 2 are bargain earbuds that look intriguing, but their distinctive feature doesn't stick the landing.

A pair of open-ear buds that are perfect for busy offices and making calls.

Moto Buds+ feature Dolby Head Tracking for under $130, but only if you have a compatible Motorola smartphone.

Soundpeats steps up with a higher driver count than past earbuds but a price that’s not elevated to match.

These in-ear Creative headphones are stylish, and perfectly good for the price, though some advanced features could have been implemented better.

Keep your expectations in check, and the Amazfit Up might surprise you – these budget open-ear buds offer comfort and decent sound for the price.

Nothing Ear earbuds are the Ear (3) in all but name, and they bring some welcome upgrades over the Nothing Ear (2) but a low maximum volume is a problem.

LG’s latest earbuds aren’t the most suave, but their broad feature-set and solid sound still makes them worth a look.

Bose’s helping hand pays off in the Skullcandy Method 360, great-sounding mid-range earbuds.

Amazon finally gives smart home enthusiasts a product just for them, with the utility-first Amazon Echo Hub seeing Alexa go head to head with Google Assistant in a new form factor.

The Status Audio Pro X cost a little more than the AirPods Pro 3, but take on Apple's heavyweights with a more refined audio set-up.

A comfortable, durable and powerful pair of true wireless earbuds from Jabra that are built for fitness.

With its latest premium true wireless in-ear headphones, Technics is attempting to make the jump from ‘really good’ to ‘truly great’ – and the EAH-AZ100 achieves this.

These open-ear buds show promise, but they’re let down by an unstable fit and rivals do it better.

Sony’s official PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds are brilliant for the PS5 and PlayStation Portal, delivering spectacular sound quality and detail.