Whether you need a pair of earbuds for work or a second pair for travel, our product editors round up seven great picks under $50. RSRecommends
Note: All of the earbuds on this list retailed for $50 and under at the time of publication, but prices may change. With a 40-hour battery, these Anker earbuds rank among the longest-lasting earbuds on this list that fall under the $46 tag. Because they have an IPX7 waterproof rating, you can stick them in your ears to power your workout playlists without worrying about damaging them in the process.
We like that you can adjust the sound, whether you’re listening to music or a podcast or streaming a movie. Best of all, they’re rugged enough that you can safely use them while working out or running in warmer temperatures, or even in the rain.With their 20-hour total battery life and their award-winning design, JBL’s Vibe 100 TWS earbuds are easily the top earbuds you can buy without breaking the bank.
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