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That's made them my go-to buds when it comes to yard work, long runs, and other socially distanced excursions. Beyond a rugged exterior, the ergonomic earbuds offer top-of-the-line specs—you get excellent sound and call quality, plus AirPods-beating 7.5 hours of battery life (you get an additional 22 hours with the case). Even with smaller ears, they stay in like no other on this list—perfect for those who are exercising outdoors during this pandemic. For people that find many in-ears too large, like WIRED senior writer Adrienne So, these will fit you well. The buds and case are made from sustainably sourced bamboo, recycled aluminum, sawdust, and a fabric made of recycled plastic bottles. Despite using old materials, the Liberate Air look stylish, and you get nine hours on a charge and 23 more baked into the case. They sound superb and fit well enough, if a little tight. Call quality is adequate, though they sometimes pick up background noises. Every month seems to bring new sets with longer battery life and more compact designs. As such, we can't list everything we like. But if you're still hunting, here are some other recommendations.http://detsindustrial.com/images/compaq-mp2800-manual.pdf They have a comfortable fit, 11-hour battery life, and a wireless charging case. You'll have to shell out a lot for them, but they do have some of the best sound quality you'll find. They also fix the bug in the first Momentum pair that drained the battery after a week or so, even if you didn't use them. Photograph: Apple Earbuds to Avoid Why Didn't We Include AirPods. As a general rule, it's best to avoid earbuds that don't support the Bluetooth 5.0 standard or ones that don't offer more than five hours of battery life. This is because batteries in wirefree headphones degrade over time, making buying earbuds with longer battery life always advisable for longevity's sake. There are so many models available now that it's tough to mention all the earbuds we're not huge fans of. But we do want to note that while Apple's standard AirPods do some things well, we just don't like them all that much. ( Read our review.) They get OK battery life, come in a compact case, and work well for calls. They don't fit all ears very well, and since they don't have ear tips or wings, you're out of luck if they're loose. Want clear, high-fidelity music. Get the AirPods Pro, which cost a bit more cash but are legitimately great headphones. We also are not fans of the first Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless buds. They sound good, but they are too large for some ears, and the battery drained significantly after a week, even when they sat in the case unused. Parker Hall is a product reviewer at WIRED, focusing on consumer technology. Previously, he was a senior staff writer at Digital Trends, where he focused on audiovisual and entertainment products. He is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, where he studied jazz percussion with Billy Hart. He remains. Read more Writer and Reviewer Twitter Jeffrey Van Camp is an editor for WIRED, specializing in personal technology reviews and coverage. Previously he was the deputy editor of Digital Trends, helping to oversee the site’s editorial operations, and before that, its mobile editor. He’s covered tech, video games, and entertainment for more than a decade, and. Read more Reviews Editor Twitter Topics Shopping buying guides wireless earbuds earbuds WIRED is where tomorrow is realized. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design. The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries. All rights reserved. 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Let's be honest: I've used my plastic D40 for years and it still works like new, so I don't see any reason to pay more for a D300's metal body unless you're shooting sports all day. All these cameras have metal lens mounts and are built to very high standards. The D90 also has better ergonomics than the D300 and D3, so it's easier to get where you want in the menus faster. As Nikon's newest camera incorporating over 60 years of continuous innovation, it's got more clever features, like a multiple-shot self timer, and a 72-image and calendar display if you keep zooming out on playback, than any other Nikon to date. It all works intuitively, and unlike the D3 and D300, I can operate everything with one hand. I have to waste a frame to shoot a picture to get it to play images if I can't hit the PLAY button, but I can get to all the menus and everything when set up as I like it in just one hand. Of course the D3 shoots faster for sports, but the images are as good, the rear LCD is identical, and the D90 has a few new convenience features that weren't invented back when the D3 came out. Then again, you always can guess exposure and correct based on looking at the LCD on playback, or play with it even faster in Live View, or you can buy a small light meter which will slip into the hot shoe. No word yet about variable frame rates, 23.98, genlock or variable shutter angles, probably not. Annoying AF assist illuminator. Center-weighted and spot for old-timers, too. Movie mode only uses Matrix. Full, half and third stops.No big deal, Nikon's warrantees have never had a mileage (shutter count) limitation. This is good; Nikon View is one of the very few decent pieces of software from Nikon. 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