With sleek form factors, prime audio quality, and the freedom of untethered listening, there has never been a better time to pick up a pair of wireless headphones. To help make your search easier, we've put together a list of the best wireless headphones currently available.

Want to go for a run, but your phone is weighing you down? No worries. Can't fit your whole music library on your smartphone? Don't sweat it. Want insane audio quality on the go? No problem. Check out our list of the best MP3 players, and find one that works for your specific listening needs.

Over-the-ear headphones offer top-flight sound, but they're not so easy to take along with you. If you're looking to upgrade your portable sound, check out our favorite in-ear headphones -- there's a model for every user and every budget.

There's no one-size-fits-all approach to shopping for a perfect home theater receiver, so we've assembled our favorites for 2018, at multiple price points and all loaded with features, from Dolby Atmos to 4K HDR, and much more. Whether you have a big or small budget, we have you covered.

Puro Sound Labs' PuroQuiet headphones are a pair of noise-canceling over-ears that are designed for young listeners, allowing them to jam out to their favorite tunes, but limiting volume to the avoid long-term hearing damage. For parents, they're a great way to provide great sound and peace of mind.

In our Sennheiser HD1 In-ear Wireless Headphones review we find fun and functional wireless in-ears with warm mids and deep bass.

The Sennheiser Momentum 3 noise-canceling headphones skirt the line between business and pleasure, offering an intuitive and accessible interface and gorgeous sound for listening both at home and on the go. While their noise-cancelling can't beat the best, it's hard not to fall for these gorgeous cans.

1More’s Stylish true wireless earbuds have AirPods-beating battery life, sweatproofing, and an extremely ergonomic design, all for $100 -- an exceptional value.

There are more options for media streamers than ever, making it difficult to pick the best one for you and your setup. Our curated list of the best streaming devices will help you find the right match, whether you need one to handle 4K HDR or something a little more lightweight.

With better waterproofing, increased durability, and flashy new colorways, The Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3 bests its predecessors, offering excellent sound and worry-free performance to adventure-loving listeners on the go. As far as Bluetooth speakers go, it’s hard to do better than this lively cylinder of sound.

After a few months of experimenting, YouTube Music has officially launched three new personalized playlists including one called Discover Mix that takes aim at those who love Spotify's long-running Discover Weekly. Could this be the killer feature that will convert the masses from Spotify to YouTube Music?

All water bottles are not created equal, and there are hundreds of models on the market. Here are the best insulated water bottles we've seen.

Our favorite fully wireless headphones have gained a small but hyper-usable upgrade, adding excellent sweat-proofing for a small price bump. But are Jabra’s new Elite Active 65t in-ears worth the dough, or are the originals good enough for all but the most hardcore workout enthusiasts?

A car chase in the second season of Stranger Things has prompted Netflix to improve the sound quality it offers to viewers, making it easier than ever to enjoy the sounds of your favorite shows and movies the way their creators intended. Just select 'high-quality audio' in the settings menu.

Distinctive, sure. Pretty? Absolutely not. From Apple's AirPods and Google's Pixel Buds to the brand new Microsoft Surface Earbuds, why does it seem like big tech brands are incapable of creating a pair of true wireless earbuds that are both functional and easy on the eyes?

Every week, there are countless new records hitting the airwaves, and it's just too much for you to handle. That's why we scour the internet to find the best sounds. This week: Sturgill Simpson, Tegan and Sarah, John Coltrane, Moon Duo, The New Pornographers, and Wild Nothing.

Klipsch’s new true wireless headphones are a classy, high-end pair of AirPod killers with better battery life, water resistance, and one of the prettiest charging cases you’ll ever see. In our review, we take a look at what makes these brand new headphones contenders for your dollars.

Denon's two latest soundbars are aimed at those who want equally great music and video listening experiences, with excellent Dolby decoding, and the ability to use the company's HEOS speakers as surrounds, in case you might want something other than digital surround sound.

House of Marley’s first ever true wireless headphones offer sustainable materials and have great battery life. With gorgeous bamboo accents, they’re also some of the prettiest headphones you can buy. But even with all that going for them, a few small issues keep them off the top of our shopping list.

Thinksound’s On2 on-hear headphones are a perfectly updated set of headphones, maintaining the On1’s gorgeous exterior while elevating its already-massive soundstage to a whole new level.

Bowers & Wilkins P3 Series 2 are perhaps more elegant-looking than the original, but do they feel and sound better?

V-Moda’s Forza earbuds offer a warm sound signature and durable sport exterior at an astoundingly low price.

The Sol Republic Amps Air are a well-built competitor in the fully wireless headphone race, but how do they sound?

With beautiful bass response, the Etymotic ER4XR brings the company’s classic in-ear line squarely into the the 21st century for an excellent and well-executed update.

The ER4SR are a high-quality update to Etymotic’s classic line, offering the same squeaky-clean sound we’ve known for decades, though we wish they brought a little more bass to mix.

Monster’s flashy Elements Wireless Over-Ear may be styled for the Beats crowd, but their impressive sound performance could make them a hot choice for audiophiles.

Small and affordable, the iLoud Micro Monitors let you bring your mix station to even the smallest rooms.

The JBL Everest Elite 700 are a solid workhorse for those who want extremely customizable listening options.

The Audio-Technica LP60-BT upgrades the company’s most basic turntable with Bluetooth, but does it solve a problem you don’t really have?

We spent some time with Marshall Headphones’ latest Bluetooth cans, the new Marshal Mid. With warm classic sound and great vintage looks, the Marshall Mid are a treat for your eardrums, and your wallet.

Erato’s new Muse 5 wireless earbuds are a solid fully-wireless offering, providing excellent passive noise isolation and decent sound in very usable package.

V-Moda’s first ever Bluetooth speaker offers good looks, a truckload of features, and some of the best sound you’ll find in a small profile-speaker.

With lockable touch controls, solid battery life, and the same great looks, the wireless version of Jays’ on-ear headphones easily surpass the original.

Astell & Kern’s XB10 Bluetooth headphone amp is beautifully designed, ultra-portable, and offers some of the best wireless sound you’ll find.

With good sound, great looks, and numerous playback options, the House of Marley Stir It Up Turntable is among the best tools for your new vinyl obsession.

Blue’s Satellite wireless noise-canceling headphones offer excellent sound isolation and stereo imaging, but they falter in fit and finish.

The H9 wireless headphones offer the same great looks, comfortable fit, and beautiful bass we loved in the less expensive H7, but noise canceling will cost you battery life and some serious extra dough.

JLab’s Bluetooth-based multiroom alternative delivers solid sound in an affordable and portable package, allowing you to take your multiroom setup virtually anywhere.