Looking to get some wireless earbuds. Not sure what I should go with

If you are going to be exercising, the new Powerbeats pro are amazing.

I was just about to ask about the Galaxy Buds, got them coming for free with my new Note 10+. Had read pretty good things online.

Wires or wireless? I purchased Sennheiser and if you can up your budget a little they are fantastic. They are wireless.

Definitely want to go wireless. I have taken a look at the sennheiser momentums not sure if I want to spend 300 if I could get something a lil cheaper that sounds just as good. Really want to put an emphasis on sound quality this go around as I've had the powerbeats previously. They were good earbuds but wanting to try something else out.

The airpods are definitely not an option. Not a big apple fan and they just look awful when they are worn.

I use some Samsung ear pod things that my wife got with her phone sometimes. I don't think they're the latest gen; they don't wirelessly charge. The sound is pretty good. Life on one charge is ok I guess. I don't have much to compare it to. My biggest complaint by far is that if you get earwax on them they basically go mute. To fix it you have to take off the screen and clean them but it's basically all downhill from there. After a couple of times of that I have one earbud with the inner screen and another that has nothing left. Pretty lame.

So, are you recommending those shitty Sansung earbuds or not? Because from your description, they're shitty earbuds.

I absolutely love my Jabras. Never have issues, comfortable, and love that you can turn on the mics to hear outside world while listening to whatever. I bought them to ski with (game changer) and that feature has saved me from several crashes with Jerry

People barely notice them when I have them in. Compared to other options, I think they look the best in ear bc they are discreet

I've had a few, current ones -

I haven't found anything that sounds/looks/fits as well as the Master & Dynamic MW07. They'd be absolutely perfect except that the battery life is dogshit. I'm not overstating it, it's bad. Like quoted 4 hours but really 2 hours and 15 minutes bad. Still, if I'm just going to listen for an hour or two they're definitely what I grab.

The B&O are ok but overpriced now that there are other high quality competitors around. Mine are relegated to backup/workout buds now.

I will probably buy the new Sonys in the next couple months once more reviews get out and I can actually find them.

Was going to by the Sennys but considering the amount of quirks and the unimpressive battery life I think I'll pass unless I catch a good sale (and they're fugly)