Wireless earbuds recommendations?

Hey everyone.

Has anyone here picked up wireless earbuds lately? My wired ones are driving me crazy, so I’m looking for something decent that won't break the bank.

Prices seem to range from $20 to $400 so I'm wondering if there's actually anything worth buying on the lower end.

I can't decide if I should go with the in-ear buds or the stem style.

I spotted these Apple ones and they look alright, what do you guys think?

I don't need anything fancy—nothing that counts down battery percentages by the second. I just want to listen to music without them dying after an hour. That's really it.

Anyone tried these? Do those tiny little buttons dig into your ear?

What should I actually be looking for before I buy?

Sarah Ross21 said:hey everyone!

Has anyone here picked up some wireless earbuds for their phone? These wired ones are driving me crazy, so I'm looking for something decent that won't break the bank.

Prices seem to range from $20 up to $400, so I'm wondering if there's anything halfway acceptable for less than that?

I'm also torn on whether to go with the in-ear style or the ones with the stems.

I spotted these Apple ones, and they don't look too bad—what do you guys think?

https://www.bestbuy.com/apple-earbuds...

I don't need anything fancy that counts down the seconds of battery life or anything like that; I just want to listen to my music. And I definitely don't want them dying after an hour. That's really it.

Has anyone tried these? Do those little "button" styles end up hurting your ears?

What should I actually be looking for when buying them?

The most important thing is having good sound quality (meaning they aren't too quiet and the audio isn't muddy) and making sure they don't cause ear pain.
I ended up buying some Audio-Technica Bluetooth over-ear headphones, and honestly, I haven't thought about headphones since. There are larger versions out there, but these are the smallest over-ear model available. Their only real downside is that they don't fully cup the ear, so they might get uncomfortable after a long session. However, the upside is that they're compact enough to toss in a purse. If you want total comfort, go for the larger ones, but I can't give specific advice on those since I haven't used them.
https://www.amazon.com/audio-technica-headphones...