Wireless connectivity is good and stable, and the sound the Doqaus make isn’t without positives - as long as you leave the ‘EQ’ control alone, anyhow. They look (relatively) stylish, the cable is (relatively) tangle-free and the construction is (relatively) durable.

The sound quality is fantastic and the volume can range to very loud without sacrificing the sound quality.Earphones wireless bluetooth truly realizes a wireless experience, get rid of the unhappiness caused by physical buttons.

Pairing: Initial setup is ever so slightly longer on an iPhone -- with the other brand you open the case, a prompt pops up, push connect, and you're done.Sweat- and weather-resistant earbuds with microphone are built with a precision-designed case to protect splashproof when you’re at the gym or running outside, so they must be a terrific sports companion. Our Apple EarPods showed up with an Apple Lightning connection (of course they did), so they were hooked straight into the iPhone. The plus is that they're ready to go once they're in your ear, the drawback is that they don't detect when they're in your ear, so they steal your audio before you've got them in your ear -- usually no big deal. The midrange is reasonably poised, and the top end - though quite hard - does at least sound like it’s playing the same song. They're also available in five other colors: green, pink, purple, white and dark blue for only a couple bucks more.

It may not seem like it if you look at the sort of headphones we usually test, but we like a bargain as much as anyone. On-board controls on the Jxrev wireless earbuds make it easy to tap and talk or switch from one song to the next. The charging case is neat and tidy, and the earbuds (they’re of the ‘dangly stem’ type Apple is responsible for) feel cleanly made as well.

The other brand has the ability to auto-pause when one is removed, which is convenient when somebody starts to talk to you as it's much faster than the double touch.