Dearear Endear Wireless Earphone Review for Travel

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Dearear Endear earphones are truly wireless and great for travel—there’s no cord to tangle or fray.

Dearear Endear Review:

Price and Where to Buy: Dearear Endear earphones are available on Dearear’s website from $119 or via Amazon from $194.

How Dearear Endear Rates:

Usefulness: 10/10. Traveling with regular headphones can be annoying, as cords have a tendency to knot or fray when you’re tossing them in a carry-on. Dearear has no wires (not even connecting the two earphones), making them ultra portable. They come with three different sizes of ear tips and ear hooks, so you can get a custom fit.
Value: 8/10. The price is fair for truly wireless earphones with great sound quality.
Portability: 10/10. The Endears can fit in the smallest of pockets—these are perfect for travel.
Durability: 9/10. The earphones are made from a sweat-resistant material that is very durable.
Cool Factor: 10/10. The Endears come in black and white and look way cooler and more futuristic than regular earphones.

Final Verdict: If you’re tired of headphones that fall out while exercising, or with knotting your headphone cord after every trip, you should try Endear.

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