The Best Cheap Wireless Earbuds of 2023 (All Under $100)

The Jabra Elite 3 is one of the best affordable wireless earbuds you can buy. They're Jabra's first sub-$100 option and they bring the fit and almost the same audio-quality as Jabra's more premium alternatives. There's no active noise-cancellation, but the Elite 3 do have a transparency mode and an above average water-resistance rating (IP55), meaning they definitely suitable for working out.

Released in late 2021, the Sony WF-C500 are the company's new-and-improved sub-$100 pair of wireless earbuds. They lack the same sound quality of the flagship WF-1000XM4 and don't have premium features like noise-cancellation and transparency modes, either. But they are compatible with the same companion app that lets you tweak the EQ settings, and they do support Sony's immersive 360 Reality Audio.

Sennheiser's most affordable wireless earbuds lack some of the more premium features (such as noise-cancellation and wireless charging) of its flagship wireless earbuds, the Momentum 3, but they are still standouts in terms of sound quality. They also have an IPX4 rating, making them safe to wear while working out.

Wyze is best known for its affordable line of smart home gadgets, like its $25 smart home camera and $15 smart scale, but these are the company's first true wireless earbuds. They have a water-resistant design and you can adjust the EQ settings via a companion app.

1More's PistonBuds Pro are affordable wireless earbuds that have some premium features like active noise-cancellation — which is surprisingly powerful — and transparency modes. They also give you the ability to toggle between 12 different EQ settings. have IPX5 water-resistant rating and

The Wyze Buds Pro are $60 wireless earbuds that have premium features like noise-cancellation and wireless charging. They also have a similar look and feel as Apple's AirPods Pro, just in black.

Nothing's first wireless earbuds push well beyond their $99 price tag. They have premium features like active noise-cancellation and wireless charging, plus have translucent design (thanks to a collaboration with Teenage Engineering) so that they look like nothing else out there.

The Grind Fuel are wireless earbuds with a traditional earbud design, an IP55-rating, wireless charging and they work with a companion app that lets you adjust sound preferences.

The Push Active are workout-focused pair of wireless earbuds with an earhook design. They are similar to the company's slightly higher-end Grind Fuel earbuds, but with a few less premium features.

The Galaxy Buds Plus are Samsung's entry-level wireless earbuds. They're designed to work best with other Galaxy and Android smartphones.

Released in 2020, the Urbanears Alby are wireless earbuds that look very similar to Apple's AirPods, but they're half as expensive. They also come in other colors than white.

The Pixel Buds A-Series look, fit, feel and sound like Google's $179 Pixel Buds. The reason the they're almost half as expensive is that Google cut out some of their more premium features.