Earin A-3
Two-minute review The true wireless earbuds market isn't short of choice, but Earin is keen to do things differently. Originally backed via a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, the Malmo-based firm has gone from strength to strength by offering a fairly distinctive experience among a crowded field. That's certainly the case with the Earin A-3 earbuds , which are both incredibly small and – more importantly – offer interchangeable buds. Jump to Price and availability Design Audio performance Battery life and connectivity Should I buy them? The latter means there’s no need to remember the left earbud from the right, with the earbuds automatically able to detect the ear in which you place them, assigning the appropriate left or right channel. However, this means they never feel quite as secure as buds with specific channels – but it's convenient, and the sound that comes from them is pretty good. The Earin A-3 also look remarkably stylish, right down to the alumini...