What are the Best Audiophile TWS IEMs For Me in 2025?

In 2025, wireless listening has become the standard in most people’s day-to-day lives, not only with wireless earphones like AirPods or Beats, but also with wireless speakers and soundbars around the house and Bluetooth listening in the car. Most people in this audio realm will tell you that you can’t get the best quality with wireless: nothing beats a wired connection. Part of me agrees with this, but there are also tons of wireless options for audiophiles or music enthusiasts who want wireless convenience, but are sick of the boring, lifeless quality they get from their AirPods.

Brands like Noble and Sennheiser have released many wireless IEMs over the years, catering to exactly that, sonic excellence in a convenient format. We carry tons of wireless options here at Bloom, and in this article, I picked five that I’m stoked about. Hopefully, it helps inform your next wireless purchase.

Sennheiser Momentum Sport - $199.95

Coming in first on this list, we have Sennheiser’s Momentum Sport. This set comes in just shy of $200, making it a more affordable option than the AirPods Pro.. Momentum Sport houses a single dynamic driver, and has plenty of features like ANC and Transparency mode, a voice assistant, and the standard play pause and volume options that we see in a lot of wireless buds these days. 

The low end region is clear and quick on this set, its fast response surprised me for a dynamic driver IEM. It packs a punch, but nothing that would be too bassy for any non-bass enjoyers. The midrange is fantastic, with very strong separation and really detailed imaging. I was listening to a lot of jazz with the sport, and it was a clear stand out to me. The imaging and separation, matched with a wide soundstage made it feel super immersive and really engaging. For being cheaper than your everyday wireless set, this set is really competitive and comfortable for long listening while staying active, just as it is advertised. Its small shell design would fit wonderfully for playing sports, going on runs, or doing day to day chores around the house. 

Noble Audio FoKus Amadeus - $320.00

Amadeus is one of the newest releases from Noble, adding to their already expansive FoKus lineup. Priced at $320, it’s one of the more affordable options among their wireless offerings. Amadeus features a single dynamic driver and – as Noble's latest wireless model – boasts enhancements in connectivity stability, user experience, and precise sound personalization.

All FoKus devices are compatible with Noble's companion app, which includes EQ capabilities and more. I found that Amadeus responds very well to EQ. Out of the box, the sound is impressive, with a slight bass boost and smooth treble. I had a great time genre-hopping with Amadeus, crafting new EQ settings for each style of music. The app also allows you to save your custom EQ profiles, and with its user-friendly presets, this wireless set can easily adapt to your preferences, which I really appreciate. Without any EQ adjustments, expect a bass-forward presentation with excellent imaging and a clean treble response.

Sennheiser Momentum TWS 4 - $349.95

Sennheiser’s Momentum series is a staple in the wireless headphone space. Momentum TWS 4 features a dynamic driver, and provides a range of premium, user-friendly features. With just 8 minutes of charging, you get up to an hour of playback. It offers up to 7 hours of battery life on a single charge, and up to 30 hours with the case—making it a great option for travel or everyday use. But how does it sound?

Momentum TWS 4 delivers a spacious soundstage with excellent instrument separation. The low end is strong and punchy, though it doesn’t aim to overwhelm—it’s not quite tuned for hardcore bassheads. Instead, Momentum 4 offers a clean, well-balanced sound that appeals to both audiophiles and casual listeners looking to upgrade. With its robust feature set, impressive ANC, and detailed sound design, it’s no surprise that the Momentum TWS 4 remains one of the most popular wireless headphones on the market.

Final ZE8000 MK2 - $399.00

The ZE8000 MKII is the successor to the original, boasting noticeable upgrades in both sound and functionality. Priced just under $400, it offers enhanced detail, improved comfort, and a more refined feature set, making it a solid step up from its predecessor. I should still mention, the fit on this set is a bit on the awkward side because of its design. The design is sleek and modern, with the earbud extending from a slim rectangular housing that feels lightweight and comfortable for longer listening sessions.

Sonically, the MKII delivers a precise, detailed sound with a massive soundstage, tight low-end response, and a smooth, non-fatiguing treble. It also adds updated features like three noise control modes and custom EQ via the companion app, allowing you to tailor your listening experience. If you’re looking for a crisp, immersive wireless IEM that balances clarity with convenience, the ZE8000 MKII is a strong contender.

Noble Audio FoKus Rex5 - $449.00

Last on the list is an IEM that truly needs no introduction. The Rex5 has been flying off our shelves since launch, quickly becoming Noble’s most popular TWS release to date. With its unique driver setup—1 dynamic, 1 planar, and 3 balanced armatures—it’s clear why this one’s made such a splash.

The bass delivers impact without ever overwhelming the mix. Mids are rich and textured, offering depth and clarity, while the treble brings a smooth sparkle and lush vocal presence that ties it all together. The result is a clean, balanced sound that appeals to both casual listeners and seasoned audiophiles who’ve been waiting for a TWS that lives up to the hype. Add in seamless app integration and customizable EQ, and it’s no surprise Rex5 remains one of the most sought-after sets in the game.