Skullcandy Dime True Wireless

But if you're simply looking to spend as little as possible, it's hard to argue with just $25 for the Skullcandy Dime. The true wireless Skullcandy Dime earbuds deliver audio that sounds far better than you'd expect for just $25. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

You should look on the SkullyCandy website, they have some great wireless earbuds for their price ranges. I just got a pair of SkullCandy Dime Wireless Earbuds, which are the cheapest available (39.99 CAD), and I love them. I would suggest the Indy Evo True, or Indy True, Wireless Earbuds, for your wife's purposes (79.99 CAD). There are several other options below your price range as well on their website though!.

While they're not as comfortable as the JLab Audio GO Air POP True Wireless, and their price can fluctuate above the $20 mark, their bass is less boomy, making them a solid choice if you like genres like folk and classical. They also have a good build quality, stable fit, and are rated IPX4 for resistance against splashes of water.

* Skullcandy Dime True Wireless. * 1MORE PistonBuds.

These inexpensive earbuds have a good build quality and a fairly comfortable, stable stem design. They offer solid overall performance for the price, and while they aren't available in white, they come in a few different colors to suit your style.

Recently I bought the Skullcandy dime earphones which are really amazing and I really love them just because they are so unique. Like, they have a lanyard and look like a car remote thingy, what's not to love.

These buds have a good quality, stable fit and are rated IPX4 for resistance against splashes of water.

Normally I'd just use my iPhone 3.5mm adapter and some wired earbuds, but using that on the go (especially with a mask and glasses) has been a mess and I feel True Wireless would suit me better while out in town. Past gear experience: Skullcandy Dime 2, Jabra Elite 3. I tried a set of Jabra Elite 3's, but they have an obnoxious amount of hiss and an uncomfortable fit (they're big enough to press against parts of my ears and the weird angle their tips have jab into my ear canals.