Livraison le jour même ou le lendemain
Qualité garantie
Débloquez vos offres de bienvenue: Livraison GRATUITE | Jusqu'à -80 % | 30 jours d'essai gratuits à JoyPlus
Téléchargez l'application
Wireless Bluetooth earphones have largely replaced wired headphones on public transport, while working from home, at the gym, or for everyday calls. But a product description can quickly become confusing if you only look at the claimed battery life or promises like "immersive sound."
Three common mistakes keep cropping up:
To choose without being swayed by marketing, focus on the features that will genuinely make a difference in your daily life.
Look at each of these separately:
For on-the-go use, a compact case lets you store the earphones and recharge them between uses. The number of microphones and the Bluetooth version can also affect call quality, but they don't guarantee perfectly clear conversations on a noisy street.
True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earphones work without a cable connecting the two earpieces. Common types include:
Hook-style earphones can be a good choice for commuting and exercise. On in-ear models, multiple ear-tip sizes make it easier to get a secure fit. Also consider the weight of each earpiece: a few grams can make a difference during long listening sessions.
A rating like IP54 indicates limited protection against dust and splashes, under the conditions defined by the standard. An IP57 rating, where it appears on the spec sheet, offers a different level of protection, but you should still check the manufacturer's recommendations.
Active noise cancellation reduces some ambient sounds using microphones and electronic processing. It won't block out every noise, and its effectiveness depends on both your environment and the shape of the ear tips. For calls, look for mention of a built-in microphone, the number of microphones, and controls for answering or hanging up.
Also check compatibility with your phone. Most Bluetooth earphones can pair with a compatible device, but some advanced features depend on the operating system. Claims like "compatible with iPhone and Android" should be checked against the manufacturer's details.
The three models below meet different needs. The features listed are based on the information available on their product pages.
Why this model suits this profile: With their hook-style design and claimed weight of 5.6 g per earpiece, these earphones offer an alternative to traditional in-ear models for everyday calls and music listening.
The product page separates the battery life with the case (claimed up to 36 h) from the case capacity of 510 mAh. It also states the IP54 rating without presenting it as suitable for swimming.
Bluetooth 5.3, three built-in microphones, touch controls, USB Type-C port and binaural TWS design.
Why this model suits this profile: It's aimed at users looking for advanced features for listening to music, making calls, and seamlessly moving between commuting, work and exercise.
The product page distinguishes between active noise cancellation, the stated IP57 rating and usage warnings. It specifically notes that the product is not designed for swimming or submersion.
Active noise cancellation, four pairs of silicone ear tips, MagSafe-compatible case and USB-C charging.
Why this model suits this profile: Its neckband design and magnetic earbuds are ideal for people who exercise or want to avoid losing a single earpiece.
The neckband reduces the risk of dropping TWS earphones during movement. Before using it in the rain or during a sweaty workout, however, check the usage conditions and the water resistance level stated by the manufacturer.
Bluetooth 5.4, low-latency mode for gaming, claimed noise reduction for calls and Type-C charging port.
We've put together a comprehensive, real-time updated list of products that meet these exacting criteria as well as European safety standards.
Open your phone's Bluetooth settings, put the earphones in their case or activate pairing mode, then select their name from the list of available devices. If the connection doesn't work, turn Bluetooth off and on again, check the battery level, and remove any old paired devices from the list.
It depends on the battery, how often you use them, the listening volume, the number of charge cycles and storage conditions. To look after the battery, avoid high temperatures, use a compatible cable and gently clean the case contacts. The claimed battery life is an indicative value that varies depending on how you use them.
Not necessarily. It mainly reduces certain ambient sounds for the listener. For conversations, also consider the number of microphones, the earphone design and whether there are dedicated call controls. In a very noisy environment, no model can guarantee perfectly clear transmission in every situation.