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The O800 have an effortlessly smooth and coherent sound with the midrange being ever so slightly forward.

The new SoundMAGIC S20BT are the perfect exercise partner, and coming in at under £40 they are sure to please those on a budget

We have taken the time to put together a list of our best picks for 2021. We have earphones for all budgets, including both wired and Bluetooth models.

True Wireless Earphones are continuing to get better, so here are our picks for the best models to get in 2021.

The Dorado 2020 are meant to be fun, in your face, energetic and a little brash, which can be a lot of fun.

Big bass followed by smooth mids and treble all come together to create a coherent, full and warm sound signature.

There are not a lot of good solutions for making wired IEM's wireless, at least not with good quality anyway. The MW200 is excellent when it comes to the sound and functionality, it is also comfortable.

The ER2XR give you that signature Etymotic controlled and detailed sound backed up with a helping of extra bass to keep things fun and enjoyable.

Refreshed for 2020 the classic Campfire Audio Solaris have been reshaped to be 20% smaller along with a new Solid-Body internal acoustic chamber. Don't worry though, that famously energetic sound is here to stay.

Here is our guide for those looking for earbuds on the smaller side. We have found that a lot of people require smaller fitting earphones without wanting to compromise on sound quality - the list below all have small housings, perfect for smaller ears.

Final have made an earphone that offers real insight into the recording you are listening to, with an incredibly resolving and transparent sound signature.

Campfire Audio Andromeda review - The size of the soundstage is the biggest takeaway from the Andromeda. It’s impressively wide, with the staging of vocals and instruments excellent. This creates a vivid sense of depth and scale.

Final’s uniqueness doesn’t stop with their design, their sound is also unlike any other brand – IEMs or headphones. This is quite possibly due to the fact that Final develop a lot of their own technology, and they always keep to a certain house sound.

The Shanling M2x is an excellent player for the price, with excellent sound quality along with a solid set of features and easy to use interface.

The Carbon’s are a meaty and full sounding IEM that don’t lack on the technical front. If you enjoy a darker sound signature, these are well worth a listen.