Hey Lovely Peoples, We’re going to be checking about my Top 5 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds under $60 price tag.
Obviously, we’re still very early in the year plenty of time left for more new releases, but so far there have been a couple of releases that have really impressed me.
So I wanted to take the time out to put together a Top 5 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds under $60 list just let’s go ahead and jump right into the list
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5. Enacfire A9
Enacfire A9 coming with Bluetooth 5.0. As far as battery life you’re, looking at roughly 8 hours on a single charge and a total of 32 hours with the charging case.
Enacfire A9 also equipped with an IPX7 water resistant rating, which is the highest of any earbud on the list of Top 5 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds under $60, and it’s actually the highest I’ve come across for any anc earbuds so if you’re an active person looking for a set of budget anc earbuds, these would definitely be a great option.
Now when it comes to the fit. I found Enacfire A9 to have the most comfortable fit out of all the earbuds on the list.
If you look at the ear tips, they have kind of an umbrella shape to them where they spread outward.
So I think this helps keep the pressure to a minimum when you’re wearing the earbuds.
When it comes to the transparency mode, Enacfire A9 could definitely be a bit stronger. They do help You hear your surroundings, but it is very subtle and as far as the anc, these claim 28 dB of noise reduction, which matches two other earbuds on the list.
So it’s not necessarily the active noise cancelling performance that puts these at number 5, it’s the sound quality as well as a lack of a few features compared to the other earbuds on the list.
I do think the treble could use a slight boost and another notch of volume would be nice.
On the other hand, you are getting a nice touch of bass.
but it’s still not quite on the level of a few of the other earbuds on the list
4. Mpow X6
Mpow X6 actually has the most impressive list of specs and features out of all the earbuds on the list they’re coming with Bluetooth 5.1
The battery life you’re, looking at roughly 5 hours on a single charge, 25 hours total with the case.
You’re also getting wireless charging, in-ear detection IPX6 water resistant rating, and a low latency mode with Mpow X6
Out of all the earbuds, Mpow X6 are definitely the most stylish with the blue color, along with the gold accents surrounding the microphones when it comes to the transparency mode.On these, it’s actually one of the better transparency modes.
They do a great job of allowing you to hear your surroundings, but, along with that, you do get a good amount of white noise and just like the Enacfire A9.
These are claiming about 28 dB of active noise reduction, so you’re getting about the same level of a performance as the Enacfire A9 in terms of active noise cancelling.
when it comes to the sound, these are also very similar to the Enacfire A9, but they do have a slightly more pronounced treble, which gives them a slight edge over the Enacfire A9.
3. EarFun Free pro
Coming in at number Three is the EarFun Free pro, so these are the smallest earbuds on the list and they also feature an ear fin which is going to help give you a nice secure fit.
These are also going to be a great option if you prefer a low profile, earbuds that don’t stick out very far.
EarFun Free Pro are coming with Bluetooth 5.2
the battery life you’re looking at roughly 7 hours on a single charge, with a total of 32 hours with the charging case, you’re also getting wireless charging,
An ipx5 water resistant rating, and a low latency mode when it comes to the transparency mode, it’s not quite as effective as the Mpow x6, and as far as the active noise cancellation, it’s not really any better or worse than the Enacfire A9 or the Mpow X6. What separates these from the Enacfire A9 and the Mpow X6 is their sound quality.
These have a noticeably more dynamic sound with some extremely clean treble and nice punchy crisp bass.
If the active noise cancellation and transparency modes were more effective, these could have easily taken the number one spot on the list
2. Soundpeats T2
Coming in at number 2 is the Soundpeats T2.
Soundpeats T2 don’t have as many specs and features as some of the other earbuds, but that doesn’t stop them from nearly making it to the top of the list.
They’re coming with Bluetooth 5.1. Soundpeats T2 claims about 10 hours on a single charge, with a total of 30 hours with the case and an ipx6 water resistant rating.
When it comes to the transparency mode on these, it could definitely be a bit stronger. They do help bring in your surroundings, but it’s pretty subtle and as far as the active noise cancellation.
These are claiming about 30 dB of noise reduction, and these are actually the most effective active noise cancelling earbuds on the list, and because of that, it was extremely difficult to Put these at number two: these are also very impressive in terms of sound quality.
you’re, getting a very dynamic sound, including some really clean, treble and some nice deep hard-hitting, sub-bass, you’re also getting plenty of volumes as well.
1. Tozo NC2
And coming in at number one is the Tozo NC2 these are very similar to the Soundpeats T2, with a few more bells and whistles
Tozo NC2 is coming with bluetooth 5.2 about 8 hours on a single charge with a total of 32 hours with the case, wireless charging and ipx6 water resistant rating and in-ear detection.
The transparency mode on these is definitely the best of all the earbuds on the list, just like the Mpow X6.
They do a great job of bringing in your surroundings loud and clear, but the Tozo NC2 manages to do so with a lot less white noise and as far as the active noise cancellation, the Soundpeats T2 seem to be slightly more effective.
But in all honesty, it’s extremely close,
it’s also extremely close in terms of sound quality, the Soundpeats T2 and the Tozo NC2 sound just about identical nice, clean treble with nice hard hitting sub bass and plenty of volume.
The reason i put the Tozo NC2 over the Soundpeats T2 is because they have Bluetooth 5.2 wireless charging and in-ear detection which the Soundpeats T2 don’t have.
Summary of My Ranking
- Tozo NC2 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds
- Soundpeats T2 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds
- EarFun Free Pro Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds
- Mpow X6 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds
- Enacfire A9 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds
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