…no noise cancelling, but it is acceptable for indoor hands-free use. Bluetooth 5.0 has SBC and AAC codecs (not aptX as claimed, as it does not use a Qualcomm SoC), and earphone performance is quite good and loud. The 3.5mm jack outputs analogue sound, and it is quite clean. Build…

…has an earphone/mic accessory. There is a four-level voice enhancer setting. It has a handy instant replay function that covers the last four minutes. The inbuilt and external mics do not have any noise cancellation, so avoid windy conditions. Other features – extensive The manual outlines all features, so we…

…no low- or mid-bass, very little high-bass, and recessed treble, making this a Mid sound signature: (bass recessed, mid-boosted, treble recessed) – for clear voice. Bluetooth 5.0 has SBC and AAC codecs (not aptX as claimed, as it does not use a Qualcomm SoC), and earphone performance is quite good…

The Bose QuietComfort II earbuds (QC II) is its premium Bluetooth ANC earphone (buds) that may just take the ANC crown from Sony’s WF-1000XM4. Not only that, but they are 30% smaller/lighter than the QC I, and its CustomTune audio optimises the sound for your ears. In my opinion, there…

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…calls and a mono down-firing speaker for hands-free. The maximum volume is 84dB. It is not fair to compare mono devices to stereo as the focus must be on clear voice – not music. It has a 3.5mm 3-pole earphone/mic port. It is fine for hand-free with dual mics offering…

…mono down-firing speaker for hands-free. The maximum volume is 84dB. It is not fair to compare mono devices to stereo as the focus must be on clear voice – not music. But it has a 3.5mm 3-pole earphone/mic port and Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.1, which gives you SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX…

The Jabra TALK 65 is the quintessential mono, behind-the-ear, earphone, and boom mic. It is for people on the go that need communication via something small and light at work or work-from-home. Although it has a full-range speaker, it is not meant for music. It is for communication via Bluetooth…

…that also offer hugely better music quality and a suitable transparency mode. I would instead use the Sony WF-1000XM4 or Sennheiser Momentum 3 at $389/399 and have one earphone that does the lot. CyberShack’s view – Sony LinkBuds WF-L900 are OK, not compelling. It is like Sony LinkBuds are an…