Peter Cao

Both the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 and Audio Technica ATH-ANC300TW sound fantastic. It’s everything else that will either make or break the experience for you.

While both of these non-ANC true wireless earbuds share many similarities, a few key differences will likely tip you one way or another.

Both the Google Pixel Buds and Microsoft Surface Earbuds have one thing in common: to integrate as much as possible into their own ecosystems.

Sennheiser is usually known for having great sounding headphones and earbuds. However, it looks like even Sennheiser can’t get over the sound quality hit when adding active noise canceling (ANC).

Both the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 and AirPods Pro compete in a relatively new market: ANC true wireless earbuds. Both sets of earbuds are great and are fairly similar in many ways.

Jabra's Elite 65t and Elite Active 65t are almost identical truly wireless earbuds, but a couple key difference make them better suited to different audiences.

The Jabra Elite 75t are our de-facto recommendation for great true wireless earbuds without support for ANC. At a much higher price, the Momentum True Wireless 2 adds ANC and improved sound quality.

The WH-1000XM3 are the king of ANC but its sound quality can be quite debatable. Sennheiser, on the other hand, is known for stellar sound quality and that extends to the Momentum Wireless 3.

Whether it be during the holidays seasons or not, smart speakers have been on the rise. However, there’s one mistake people tend to make when purchasing their smart speaker.

The Pixel Buds (2020) are super convenient with their compact charging case and support for wireless charging. If you remove those two qualifiers, the Echo Buds compare favorably against them.

Sony makes really great headphones and earbuds for a wide variety of use cases. The WF-SP800N are great for those who exercise a lot, while the WF-1000XM3 are for those who travel/commute a ton.