Sony and Bose offer some of the very best sounding wireless cans money can buy.
The WH-1000XM3 – from Sony – and new Noise Cancelling 700 – just released by Bose – not only offer outstanding audio but also some incredible noise-blocking technology which stops your music being interrupted by the sound around you.
However, despite their great features and sublime quality they may soon be outclassed in one area by some much cheaper headphones.
The ENDURO 100 wireless cans, from the team at Cleer, have just been revealed with them boasting a whopping 100-hour battery life.
If that claim is real it means these new devices will blast music into your ears for four days, non-stop, without ever needing to be refilled plus there’s the option fast charge them when they do run dry.
As a comparison, the £349 Bose 700 feature a 20-hour playback time whilst Sony’s flagship £329 WH-1000XM3 last for 30 hours without needing a refill.
Along with that epic battery life the new ENDURO 100 offer AC and aptX HD low latency support allowing for easy listening with maximum detail and low distortion.
Clear has made their latest cabs easier to connect with compatible Android devices, as ENDURO offers Google Fast Pair 2.0; simply turn on the headphones and the pairing request will almost instantly appear on-screen.
Finally, you’ll get plush earpads and a flexible headband for comfort and these music makers arrive in two gorgeous colours – Stingray Grey and Coronado Sand.
The ENDURO 100 £169.99 will be available from Harrods in early September.
Still too much for your budget? You can check out Headphones Lab’s list of the best cheap headphones in 2019 with even more affordable prices.
Why wireless headphones have grown in popularity.
Ever since Apple ditched the headphone port, there’s been a surge in wireless headphones being released.
Following the iPhone, almost all smartphones have now lost this socket with Samsung the latest to remove this way of connecting your music makers.
The new Galaxy Note 10 has just been revealed and is the first Note device to not feature a port on the bottom of the phone.
OnePlus also made a similar decision earlier this year on its new OnePlus 7 Pro phone.