Wireless earbuds and earphones are becoming increasingly common. Mobile manufacturers' insistence on stripping away headphone jacks has played a significant role in the rise of their popularity, but there's no denying that they're here to stay.

So if you're in the market for some new wireless earbuds, which ones should you choose? Keep reading to find the best wireless earbuds available today.

1. Best Wireless Earbuds for Noise Cancelling:Bose QuietControl 30

Bose has been one of the leading names in the headphone sector for years, so it'll be no surprise to learn that the company offers one of the best noise-canceling wireless earbud headphones available---the Bose QuietControl 30. Because they offer noise-canceling capabilities, the earbuds come with a neckband. It's where all the clever technology lives. The buds also come with a mobile app.

This allows you to tweak the level of noise-cancellation to suit your environment. The feature is useful if you're wearing them in public and need to keep one ear on traffic and other dangers. Expect the battery to last for around ten hours. The most significant drawback is the microphone quality. The audio is not as clear as rival brands' models, meaning people who want to use their earbuds for lots of phone conversations should look elsewhere.

2. Best Wireless Earbuds for Making Phone Calls:Sennheiser HD1

Not everyone wants earbuds for listening to music. If you spend a lot of time on the phone, you might prefer to buy a pair of earphones instead. If you're looking for the best earphones for making phone calls, you need to make sure to purchase a pair with a high-quality microphone. In truth, there's only one model worth considering: Sennheiser HD1. They don't come cheap; you can expect to pay north of $200.

But they do come equipped with an incredible microphone and an earpiece that can deliver 15Hz-22KHz and powerful bass. The design features an inline remote below the left earpiece. You can use it to adjust the volume, skip songs, and answer phone calls. This model's battery lasts for about six hours. On the downside, the neckband is not rubberized, meaning you will have annoying loose cables behind your head.

3. Best Cheap Wireless Earbuds:Aleola Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds

The Aleola Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds are one of the cheapest wireless earbud models you'll find. You should be able to pick them up for less than $40. But don't let the low price fool you. For the money, you won't be able to find a better-sounding pair of buds. The sound is clear and crisp, though the bass could be better.

Nonetheless, if you enjoy less bass-intensive music like folk and rock, these will be ideal. For the money, you get 66 feet of Bluetooth range, six hours of battery life (for both music playback and phone calls), 200 hours of standby, and a charging case.

4. Best Wireless Earbuds for Under $100:Linner NC50

The Linner NC50 wireless earbuds are a step up from the entry-level Aleola model, but they are still available for sub-$100. These earbuds are almost every bit as good as some of the more well-known models. Sure, the quality of the noise-cancellation isn't quite as high as products from Bose, but they'll be more than adequate in all but the noisiest environments.

Battery life is also more impressive than some of the other buds we've looked at. You can expect to get around 13 hours out of a charge. The earbuds offer some of the best bass out of the six models we have discussed. On the other end of the scale, you might find that the treble sounds a touch tinny. The Linner NC50 buds use a behind-the-neck design, with the ANC processor located in a small box below each ear.

5. Best Wireless Earbuds for Sport:Sennheiser CX Sport

Sportspeople need a particular type of wireless earbud. It needs to be secure in your ear, sweat and splash resistant, and it needs to charge quickly so you can maintain your music-inspired performance levels. The Sennheiser CX Sport will provide you with an hour of playback off just 10 minutes of charging.

You can charge it in the locker room and get enough juice to last throughout your workout or match. The thin strap means you can wear them behind or in front of your neck. And there's an inline remote so you can skip songs or change the volume without slowing down.

6. Alternative Earbuds for Sport:Bose SoundSport Free

We've already touched on one pair of sports wireless earbuds in the Sennheiser model. However, if you're looking to spend top money on a premium model, the Bose SoundSport Free buds are the pair you need to consider. They are truly wireless, meaning there's no neck strap. They also offer one of the most comfortable and secure in-ear fits out of all the buds we've looked at in this list.

The snug fit is down to the wingtips; the tips hook into your outer ear to help hold the bud in place. And even if your bud does become dislodged and fall out while you're exercising, you should find it quickly thanks to Bose's Find My Headphones feature.

From a sporting standpoint, you will find an activity monitor, heart rate monitor, and an IPX4 waterproof rating (meaning the earbuds are resistant to splashes but not submersion). Finally, sound-wise, you can expect to hear lots of well-defined treble and mid-range tones, but the bass is a little light.

7. Best for Fashion-Conscious Listeners:BeatsX Wireless Earphones

Beats headphones might not offer the same sound quality as some of the other premium manufacturers, but if following hot trends are just as important to you, it will be hard to find a better product than the BeatsX earbuds. You'll see them in sports stars, celebrities, and on catwalks around the world.

Best of all, unlike the over-ear models, the BeatsX earbuds won't break the bank. The earbuds offer eight hours of battery life (with two hours off a single five-minute charge), support for Siri, a flexible neckstrap, and Apple's revered W1 chip.

If you want some more good-looking buds, here's our comparison of the Samsung Galaxy Buds range.

8. Best Mid-Range Wireless Headphones:Bose SoundSport

We end with the Bose SoundSport. If you want premium sound without hitting the three-figure price tag, they are worth investigating more closely.

The earbuds boast Bose Active EQ, Bluetooth and NFC pairing, a proprietary ear tip that helps to keep the buds in place throughout the day, and six hours of battery life off a single charge.

The Best Wireless Earbuds for You

It's impossible to say which of these will be the best wireless earbuds for you. It all depends on the situations in which you plan to use your earbuds and how much money you're willing to spend.

If these earbuds don't fulfill your needs, you might find what you're looking for in some of our other headphone buying guides. We've covered the best wired headphones and the best noise-canceling headphones for students. And for louder sound, maybe check out some Bluetooth speakers.