Denon's AH-C630W true wireless earphones ($99) are a more affordable alternative to the company's $159 AH-C830NCW, but the trade-offs are significant. While audio and mic quality is solid among both pairs, the pricier model offers active noise cancellation (ANC) and supports the AAC codec, two things you don't get with the AH-C30W. When you factor in the lack of a companion app and the odd decision to relegate all of the on-ear controls to the right earpiece, it becomes hard for the AH-C630W to compete with similarly priced models as well. For $20 less, Anker's $79.99 Soundcore Life P3 earphones offer solid noise cancellation, better battery life, and a superior user experience all around, making them a much stronger buy and our Editors’ Choice winner for affordable true wireless earphones.A Slick Design, But Lacking in Features Available in black or white, the earphones sport a stem-style design with clean, angular edges and a matte surface. They fit securely despite the slim pro...
Denon's AH-C630W true wireless earphones provide decent audio, but they have disappointing battery life and lack many of the features you can find in similary priced pairs.
Rich bass response with bright, crisp highs; Strong mic clarity
Poor battery life; No companion app; Only one ear has controls; Supports only the SBC codec