Top 15 Super bass Earbuds
for January 2023

The KBEAR KS1 earphones are designed for the audiophile who enjoys listening to music and hearing the music through headphones. The KS1 earphones offer stereo sound with a 15mm driver and 1.8m cord. These earphones are small enough to fit comfortably in your ear, without blocking your ear canal. The KS1 also features a high-low treble switch which adjust the treble or bass according to your preference. The left earphone features a microphone which makes it easy to answer calls.

This set of earbuds is surprisingly affordable in terms of sound quality. It produces powerful bass, and the earbuds fit comfortably in our ears. The mid-tones and treble on this set aren't as sharp as some sets we've tested, but they're still good. The sound quality will best be appreciated by bass lovers, but I found the headphones to be enjoyable to listen to all kinds of music. The MINDBEAT Super Bass 90%-Noise Isolating Earbud with Microphone and Case-Amazing Sound Effects and Game Experience for Women, Men, Kids-Headphone Jack Compatible with Apple, Samsung, Sony, Xbox has a decent battery life, giving about 3 hours. The included case works well, making it the only pair in this price range that could actually survive being tossed around in a bag. The included remote control is a bit cheap and feels cheap, but it gets the job done. The only drawback is that the earbuds themselves are not noise-isolating, which make them less useful for running or working out. Overall, this set is decent for the price.

The Cegar Bluetooth Headphones are simple to use. They pair easily with Android and iOS phones, and switching between devices is seamless. The sound quality is good, and they provide plenty of volume for listening to music on a fairly loud level. However, the Bluetooth connection isn't quite as powerful as the clarity at their highest volume. The earbuds and charging case are small enough to pack into a carry-on bag (but note that they don't fold), and they're remarkably lightweight and comfortable to wear. The earbuds themselves have an IPX8 waterproof rating, so they're suitable for sports and working in the rain or at the gym. The case holds 2 pairs of earbuds, has a microSD slot, and an LED battery indicator. The earbuds charge quickly in the carry case, and the case holds a charge for about 10 hours. The included cord clip is a convenient and handy feature. The Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds are a good choice if you want to listen to music on your phone while you're at the gym, running, or working outside.

I rated the s4s bluetooth earbuds four stars because of the technical difficulties with pairing that I encountered. After I reset the earbuds several times (I also factory reset my phone), the connection worked first time. Despite those issues, the sound quality is very good. The bass is deep and resonant, and the audio quality is balanced. The phone controls are easy to use, and the remote call function works fine.

We picked the Ulix Rider as the winner of our in-ear headphones test, and we think the Rider's combination of comfort and sound quality make it ideal for commuting and casual use. The Rider's sound is bright and well-defined, providing plenty of punch but not coming across as harsh or tinny. The earbuds have a good seal and stay securely in place, and they're highly resistant to the tugging and pull of running. The cable is padded and feels soft enough to conform to your ears. The controls are easy to use, and they have a small mic that performed well in our tests. The earbuds have a USB-A charging port with a braided cable and microphone, so they're easy to recharge, and they will be compatible with most modern smartphones.

The sharp-looking Anerger G10 earbuds are a good pick for anyone looking for a set of Bluetooth earbuds with solid battery life and decent sound quality. They offer good bass, and though the sound quality isn't on par with our top pick, it's better than most of our other picks. They also deliver solid call quality, which is an important factor for most wireless earbuds, and the integrated touch controls are easy to use and intuitive. Unfortunately, the G10s have a shorter battery life than our top picks, and they don't meet the IPX5 standard for water resistance, which means they're not as sweatproof or waterproof as some other wireless earbuds we tested. Also, unlike our top pick, the G10s don't come with a carrying case, which can make maintaining the earbuds from scratch-free when not in use difficult.

The Sony MDRXB55AP is one of the best-sounding earbuds for bass lovers. It has an extra-powerful 8-watt driver, which we found to be capable of blasting through tracks with tons of deep, low-end bass. Overall, the bass is deep, rich and punchy. The in-ear fit is snug but not uncomfortable, and the included gear-shaped earbuds are small enough to fit comfortably in the ear, even if it's a small one. They don't fit as well in larger ears, but most people should be able to use them comfortably. The Sony MDRXB55AP is among the best-sounding earbuds we tested, and it's a good choice for anyone who wants an in-ear stereo pair or wants a portable pair of earbuds to take along on long trips. The earbud tips are a little small, so you'll probably need a few extras, and you may want to spring for the Sony Earbud Carrying Case for $10 if you plan to make frequent trips with the earbuds. The MDRXB55AP is a little pricey, but you get a lot for your money, including an extra-powerful set of earbuds, a Bluetooth headset with a built-in mic, and excellent sound.

If you're mostly looking for a wireless Bluetooth earbuds for calls, then the Tranya T20 might be an ideal choice. The earbuds do an excellent job on both fronts and also offer an extra hour of listening time with the charging case, so they're very well balanced in that respect. The sound quality is above average, particularly the bass, and we think it's comparable to other Bluetooth earbuds in its price bracket. The earbuds are light and very comfortable, and thanks to the wireless design, they don't hinder your ability to run or other exercise activities. We would have liked to see a larger range of EQ and volume options, but among the negative points, these are minor ones.

Kurdene S8 wireless earphones have great sound quality, bass is deep, and volume level is also high. The touch operation is relatively fast, and convenient. I use it to listen to my favorite songs while running, workout or jogging. And it is perfect for outdoor sports and activities. I have tested these earphones for 2 months now. The charging case works for a long period of time.

Super impressed with these headphones. The clarity is nice and the sound quality is very crisp. I use them for my music when working out or working out at home. I also have them plugged into my Xbox One and PS4. The noise cancelling feature works fine, but really works best with higher volumes. The metal rings that go over your ear tips are just thick enough that they stay on. They also have a clip on the wire that you can put over your ear. The microphone works well, and I can use it to talk to people on Xbox. The cord is long enough that I can put these on without my hair falling into my ear while working out. The headphones feel durable and are sweat resistant. I like that these are wired and not bluetooth. I highly recommend these headphones.

The BOSE SoundLink Wireless is our favorite wireless headphones. The sound is good, the battery life is long, and the microphone is built into the base of the unit, so it's easy to find and use. It also supports Siri (the iPhone version) and Google Assistant (the Android version), so you can use the headphones as a speakerphone. The downside is that these are full-size headphones, so they're a bit big and bulky. They also don't have a button to control voice calls, so you can't even answer a call while listening to music. (This is also true of the Apple AirPods.) The Bose SoundLink On-Ear Wireless is a better choice if you want wireless in-ear headphones that fold up and are more compact.

After losing my old wireless earbuds to a swim in the ocean, I was a bit skeptical of purchasing a new one. However, I put my old one in the bathtub and asked the girlfriend to wash them, and after 4 months, they were almost as good as new.

These earbuds are comfortable, have good sound quality, and their only drawbacks are a functional design flaw (the charging case is not waterproof, so be careful not to get it wet) and the fact that they charge via the charging case, which takes up half the carrying case.