You should to know！The best-sounding wireless headphones of 2019！

Are you want to change your headphones？The best-sounding headphones of 2019！The best wireless headphones also tend to be on the larger side because size does seem to matter when it comes to the sound quality of true wireless earphones. Below is a list of the best wireless headphones, with a breakdown of features, including battery life, noise cancellation, sound and performance.

● Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless：

It's sound superior to those models, with better bass and cleaner, more detailed sound. These wireless earbuds also feature very good performance for making calls, with solid noise cancelling capabilities, and offer a generally comfortable fit, though they're bigger than the Jabras and stick out of your ears a little more. Their only significant downside is that they gradually lose their charge in the charging case and can end up completely dead after four days or so if you don't recharge the case.

● Klipsch T5 True Wireless：

While Klipsch's T5 True Wireless doesn't ship until mid-August, I've been testing an early review sample and have been impressed with the sound -- it's nicely detailed with natural-sounding mids and punchy, well-defined bass. The only caveat is you really have to jam the tips into your ears to get a tight seal and the design may not be for everyone. The buds themselves can run for up to 8 hours on a single charge at moderate volume levels and the case provides three additional charges on the go.

● Sony WF-1000XM3

Sony hasn't been much of a player in the true wireless (AirPods-style) headphone arena, but its new WF-1000XM3 may change that. While it's not cheap at $229, it's the best-sounding set of truly wireless earbuds at this price, matching and perhaps even exceeding the performance of pricier competitors from Sennheiser, Beats, Master & Dynamic and Bang & Olufsen. It also has a feature that those earphones don't have: active noise canceling.

From：C net