Beyerdynamic’s first truly wireless earbuds are impressive.
The Free Byrds aren’t small or understated. They weigh a hair less than Sony’s 1000XM4 earbuds but are a good deal heavier than the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2, Apple AirPods Pro, and other earbuds that provide an airy feel and prolonged comfort. Beyerdynamic’s buds are more chunky by comparison, and in particular, there’s a bulbous middle area of the earbud design that might make the Free Byrds uncomfortable in small ears.
I should have expected as much from an audio brand, but Beyerdynamic includes a generous collection of ear tips with the Free Byrds. There are five sets of silicone tips to choose between and three pairs of foam-style tips. I always gravitate toward foam when available, and there’s something about the light gray finish of the earbuds combined with the orange foam ear tips that looks great.
Like any wireless earbuds, you can use the Beyerdynamic Free Byrds without agreeing to anything in software. But by using the company’s app for
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