B&O Beoplay E8

I love the look and feel of the Beoplay E8s. B&O crafted an elegant pair of earbuds with a slick leather case to go alongside it. Sound is good but I felt like for the $299 price tag they could have used a bit more bass and may steer some people away. $200 or less might be more ideal for these buds from B&O.

The Beoplay E8 doesn’t get incredibly loud, but raises to a sufficient volume level for my ears. More important, for truly wireless earphones, they sound great.

The B&O Beoplay E8 has everything you might want in a pair of true wireless headphones for casual music listening. From its superb audio quality, to its simple and elegant design, the Beoplay E8 definitely has a lot to show for.

The E8s look great, they come with a snazzy, compact case, and deliver on sound quality. But if you base expectations off of traditional, relatively trouble-free Bluetooth headphones and earbuds, you will be frustrated by the dropouts.

The Beoplay E8 is a tiny yet impressive piece of audio tech. While the four-hour battery life can be a bit frustrating for all-day users, it’s certainly not something we’d hold against the E8.

While they rate amongst the most expensive true wireless headphones we’ve tested, the B&O Beoplay E8 are without a doubt, the best sounding and most luxurious-feeling headphones that we’ve tested. If you can afford them, you’ll most likely be very pleased with your purchase.

The Beoplay E8 is not cheap. However, these Bluetooth earphones are the best truly wireless options I’ve come across, in terms of their intuitive interface and audio quality.

Are these the best wireless earphones I’ve ever tried out? Yes. Not only have B&O Play managed to deliver superb sound quality in such a tiny device, but they’ve made the experience extremely hassle-free which is an automatic win for me.

The B&O Beoplay E8 true wireless headphones are among the best true wireless headphones we’ve ever tested. Not only are they well-designed and decently comfortable, but they sound pretty good too.

The Beoplay E8 earbuds sound better than any other truly wireless headphones I’ve tested, but not enough to justify the price. And the non-straightforward pairing is a bummer, considering other, cheaper Bluetooth headphones work so intuitively. But if money is no object, and you want great-look...More