Amazfit PowerBuds Pro

Energetic, customizable sound ; Adaptive noise cancellation ; Dust and water resistance ; Stacked with features ; Doubles as an activity tracker

Loose fit ; Fitness features lack accuracy

, while nearly matching what other category leaders (e.g., AirPods Pro, WH-1000XM4) offer. If the loose fit and inaccurate activity tracking seem like deal-breakers, you can try the fitness-centric Jabra Elite Sport ($79), though the trade-offs are...

Good ANC. Affordable and comfortable. Excellent battery life. Can customize EQ. Health-tracking works as advertised. Sounds good on calls.

EQ presets aren't great. Workout-tracking isn't very accurate. The Zepp app is still meh at best. You need to wear these for long stretches for health-tracking features to be worth it.

Built-in heart rate sensor ; Can asses spine posture ; Recommends listening time based on sound levels inside the ear canal ; Sleek design ; Adaptive active noise cancelling

Hard to get them out of the case ; Hiding the buds' controls in the Zepp app is not ideal ; ANC could be more powerful

The Amazfit PowerBuds Pro combine the best qualities of running headphones and fitness trackers to offer something completely unique in the true wireless headphones market. For the comparatively low asking price, you get very decent sound quality,...

Great, bass-heavy sound for working out ; Effective active noise cancellation ; Posture-protecting tech works well

No optional over-ear loops ; Heart rate measurements too high ; Some tools redundant if you have a running watch

Anyone looking for a pair of true wireless earbuds is spoilt for choice right now, so Amazfit has decided to do something a little different by packing as many fitness and wellbeing tools into the Powerbuds Pro as possible. Like the original Powerbuds,...