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Wireless earbuds for iPhone up to 2,000 THB

The iPhone sends audio to Bluetooth earbuds with the AAC codec, so earbuds for an iPhone should support AAC. All three here support AAC according to the sources listed, and an Official shop in Thailand sells each within 2,000 THB.

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Picks

  1. 1 · Sony

    Sony WF-C510

    AAC support per Sony's spec sheet. 4.6 g per earbud, small and light enough to wear all day. 11 hours per charge and another 11 from the case. Connects to two devices at once, such as an iPhone and an iPad. IPX4.

    See it at Sony Store Thailand (sony.co.th)

    Sources: sony.co.th: WF-C510 specifications, sony.co.th: WF-C510, Lazada: Sony Official Store (LazMall) · Checked 2 Oct 2026

  2. 2 · Anker

    Soundcore R60i NC

    AAC for the iPhone, plus LDAC for Android phones. Active noise cancelling. 10 hours per charge, or 8 hours with ANC on, and 50 hours with the case. IP55 against water and dust. Sold outside Asia as the P31i.

    See it at Anker Official Store (LazMall)

    Sources: soundcore.com: P31i/R60i NC support, soundcore.com: P31i, Lazada: Anker Official Store (LazMall) · Checked 2 Oct 2026

  3. 3 · CMF by Nothing

    CMF Buds 2

    The longest battery on this page: 13.5 hours per charge and 55 hours with the case. Noise cancelling up to 48 dB. IP55 against water and dust. Nothing's page does not list codecs; the SoundGuys review lists AAC and SBC.

    See it at Nothing Thailand Store (LazMall)

    Sources: nothing.tech: CMF Buds 2, SoundGuys: CMF Buds 2 review (codec) (review), Lazada: Nothing Thailand Store (LazMall) · Checked 2 Oct 2026

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