On this page you’ll find our recommendations for all your Wireless needs. This is an ever-evolving list. (You can find our TWS IEM recommendations here)
Fiio UTWS3 [Added 06/03/2021]
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/fiio-UTWS3-review/
First of all, these have great build quality despite being an all-plastic devices. The LEDs, buttons, hinges all feel high quality, and the new chipset did wonders to the performance, especially output-wise. It does exactly what it was designed for.
The battery life is satisfactory and it has a water-resistant design so you can enjoy good music while running or doing sports. FiiO’s app support means upgradeable firmware for increased lifespan of the unit and smoother operation. Overall, in my opinion, this is a very good device and the price to performance ratio is, as always with FiiO, great.
The only negative I could find was the fact that it does not support AptX-HD. However, AptX-HD enabled true wireless adapters to have yet to hit the market. For $79 USD, this may be the best true wireless IEM adapter available right now to liberate you from cables. Give it a try!
1MORE Sonoflow [Added 13/12/2022]
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/1more-sonoflow-review/
Frankly, we can easily say that Sonoflow has no competitor in this price bracket. It offers a unique experience in terms of features, build, and material quality. Not only that, it comes with a sound tuning that could be well-loved by the masses. It comes equipped with capable microphones and does not disappoint when it comes to ANC performance either. Although it doesn’t please me much in terms of button layout, this is a factor that can be easily overlooked compared to what it offers. It is my pleasure to recommend 1More’s Sonoflow as it ticks all of my boxes and offers a killer price-to-performance ratio.
The 1More Sonoflow is now featured on our Recommended Buy list where it’s in good company.
Fiio BTR15 2021 [Added 17/12/2024]
To conclude our review of the FiiO BTR15, its core attributes stand out: solid sound quality, a great feature set, and an excellent design, all at accessible pricing. This is an example of value for money that is hard to ignore in my book. Beyond aesthetics and performance, the BTR15 has features that appeal to a wide range of users, from its wireless and wired capabilities to its convenient car mode and app-based customization options.
For those looking for quality audio on the move without a hefty price tag, the BTR15 is solid proof of FiiO’s years of Bluetooth know-how. FiiO has once again raised the bar, offering a device that not only meets but exceeds expectations. FiiO BTR15 will replace FiiO BTR5 2021 on our list of best wireless gear recommendations!
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/fiio-btr15-review/
Shanling MW200 [Added 20/09/2020]
Shanling, in my opinion, hit the golden ratio of price & performance with this adapter. It is a well-made, well-tuned wireless solution for your high-end needs.
The Shanling MW200 successfully reflects the IEM you combine it with therefore leaving you alone with your favourite signature, without any coloration or saturation. Additionally, with its 340mAh battery, you have more than enough juice for a few days without charging.
It features the highest available codecs as well as an integrated Knowles SiSonic microphone for clear calls. It is a great device and that is exactly why we are awarding it with a spot on the HFN Recommendation List!
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/shanling-mw200-review/
iFi ZEN BLUE [Added 04/06/2020]
You might have special CD players or DACs already, but you can still be surprised by the BT sound quality of the ZEN Blue. And it gives you the comfort to switch your music wirelessly. To me, the ZEN Blue proves that it is a very good home audio device. Considering the competitive price and the clean output, I think this is one of the best solutions from iFi.
You might be a bit cold when people talk about Bluetooth audio. But devices like this allows you to have great sound over the air. Sure, you’re not going to get a performance as a HiFi DAC gives. There’s always a trade-off between comfort and sound quality. But if you’re ready to make a slight compromise in sound, then iFi ZEN Blue is the perfect solution.
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/ifi-zen-blue-review/
iFi GO blu [Added 25/12/2021]
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/ifi-audio-go-blu-review/
Let’s make it short: for the price, the iFi GO blu is a very compelling device. Build quality is great, the sound is impressive, I/O is complete thanks to 3.5 + 4.4mm headphones out, and it can virtually work with everything you own, as a DAC/Amp.
If you don’t want to get a TWS or just want something powerful, but small enough to drive your headphone on the go, the GO blu can be an excellent solution. Its versatility is gold and most of all, it’s really, really tiny, so you can fit it almost anywhere in your gear pack. Big kudos.
And so, the iFi GO blu goes right into my recommendation list, as one of the best, and swiftest solutions for audiophiles on the go. Our full list of recommendations is available here: https://www.headfonia.com/best-wireless/
FiiO K7 BT [Added 11/07/2023]
Taking into account the K7 BT’s features, build quality, and the components housed within its chassis, it’s clear that this DAC & AMP is a highly competitive offering in the current market, offering excellent value for money. The dual 4493SEQ DAC chips and dual THX 788+ amp modules at this price point is nothing short of remarkable. For an additional $50, you can own a robust wireless DAC/AMP that currently stands as a strong contender in the wireless market.
The K7 BT is the upgrade that the K7 needed. Its wireless performance is outstanding, with almost no impact on sound quality, and it adds new features to the already comprehensive suite that the K7 offers. If you’re in the market for a high-quality wireless DAC/AMP with rich features and excellent sound quality, the K7 BT is an easy recommendation from us.
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/fiio-k7-bt-review/
Hifiman Deva Pro [Added 30/12/2021]
Let me copy a small part of my conclusion from the original Deva review for you to understand the context:
“The new Hifiman Deva to me is an excellent headphone. I wouldn’t have minded a bit better-staging performance but rest assured, for the price and for a wireless headphone, everything else is very impressive.”
Now the sound-stage department is improved and the Deva Pro feels like an even more complete headphone. It’s more polished and ironed out in terms of an audiophile BT headphone. The only thing I can try to extract as a negative is that the headphone doesn’t come with a cheaper wired option like the Deva Wired. Maybe Hifiman would release a wired model soon, and I believe they should. You can get these headphones as a great budget-friendly desktop solution if you already have a nice setup on your desk.
If you want a great Bluetooth full-size headphone, and if you think the Ananda BT is too expensive, you can definitely get this one and call it a day. You can improve the performance even more with a desktop setup so don’t think about it being only a wireless model.
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/hifiman-deva-pro-review/
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 [Added 23/03/2024]
For €299, it’s hard not to love the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4.
Pushing even further, with a powerful sound, exceptionally long-standing battery life, great comfort and extensive controls, the MTW4 stands as one the best Bluetooth in-ears I tried, in recent years. Keeping almost all of what made the MTW3 great, with improved performances and extended specifications this new model feels like the best option, for anyone seeking an all-rounding TWS, with true audiophile performances.
ANC is better, only marred by the transparency mode, but I’m pretty sure that the next version will have that fixed – or so I hope! Keep it on Senn/Sonova! The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 is a new recommended buy!
Review: https:/www.headfonia.com/sennheiser-momentum-true-wireless-4-review
Dethonray Pegasus SG1 [Added 03/11/2022]
I’ve never been a fan of wireless ”audiophile” products. I always think that there should be some kind of a drawback with the sound quality. This is the first time that I think about actually using a wireless DAC at work or when commuting. The ease of use is hard to overlook, and you actually get a killer sound quality from a BT device.
If you absolutely need the portability without the cable mess, then it might be the best possible solution from a pure sound quality perspective. For pure sound quality, the SG1 is much better than many other BT DACs I’ve tried.
Review: https://www.headfonia.com/dethonray-pegasus-sg1-review/
Hifiman Ananda BT
To be honest with you, I was never a fan of Bluetooth earphones/headphones. This Hifiman Ananda BT, however, changed my perception of wireless sound. This easily is the best wireless headphone I’ve ever listened to and it’s not even close. Together with the sound, the general user experience is very pleasing and simple.