155 products
The Earphones (TWS, wireless, Airpods) category holds nearly 2500 products from twelve and more brands, a specialised wireless-earbud segment within phone and smartwatch accessories. It covers Airpods-style stick models, in-ear buds with noise cancelling, sport and gaming TWS solutions, making it a strong fit for mobile accessory shops, telecom retailers and online stores running dropshipping across the Baltics and the rest of Europe.
This segment is narrower than the general headphones category, so the split follows form factor and function.
By item count the range is led by QCY (129) — a TWS-focused brand with a wide budget-to-mid range that forms the backbone of the category. Close behind are Baseus (113) and Xiaomi (97) — mass-market brands with reliable quality at an accessible price, alongside clearly budget-tier USAMS (74), AWEI (66), HOCO (61), XO (52) and Joyroom (51), which give a low entry price for volume sales.
JBL (111) and Guess (111) sit at the higher end — JBL with recognised sound quality, Guess with a fashion-driven design in a premium price bracket. Soundpeats (56) is a niche TWS brand focused on sound quality at a mid price, while Lenovo (53) offers budget options here as an extension of its wider electronics line.
When buying wholesale, a pyramid structure works well: keep mass brands (Xiaomi, Baseus, QCY, HOCO, USAMS) as the volume base, use JBL and Guess for design and brand-value positioning, and reserve Soundpeats and gaming TWS models for specialised customer segments. Sport and ANC models benefit from a wide colour range, which speeds up turnover in stores with frequent assortment changes.
TWS earbuds are available for wholesale purchase with delivery from an EU warehouse to Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and other European countries. The platform supports both classic wholesale trading and dropshipping without holding your own stock. Prices and live stock levels appear after registering on the platform, letting B2B partners plan purchasing precisely and react quickly to shifting demand in the TWS segment.