
Currently dominated by the likes of the AirPods Pro 2, Sony WF-1000XM5 and the Bose QuietComfort Ultra earbuds, the $200-$300 price bracket is well served for flagship earbuds. There’s always space for more compelling options among the best wireless earbuds, though, and Beyerdynamic has entered the show waving a flag that says “I can do it too!” with the Amiron 300.
They are a solid-looking pair of buds when you read the specs sheet. Plenty of battery life that either beats out or equals the established competition and features to make their slightly higher price sting a little less. I’ve found a lot to like about the newest buds on the block in my testing — here’s why you should consider them for your next pair of wireless in-ears.