Having a Schiit Bifrost Multibit DAC and a Burson Soloist MK II amp at home with some nice Beyer headphones, and having the Meze Rai Penta IEM's and some nice Dunu's (sold the Pentas eventually), plus having auditioned other IEM's, I really do appreciate that wired sound is unbeatable. And so I was not interested much in wireless headphones/IEM's until last year when I tried the Senn Momentum 2, and then the Sony XM4 as they supported LDAC, so even better. I also tried the TOTL offerings from Technics and JBL and Cambridge Audio on the wireless tip.
The convenience of wireless on the go is really hard to beat. Pause, change tracks while the phone stays in your pocket. Ambient mode let's outside noise in so you can pause and interact with someone at a store if you need to. Pause music automatically when you take a bud out if you want to hear even better for a minute. Noise cancelling can be really helpful. And no wire, oh man when you are on the go not having to deal with wires, getting in and out of subways/mass transit, or dealing with a tangle or just getting snagged on stuff as you move around, especially when it's winter and you are wearing layers and zippering and unzippering jackets. I mean the pluses are just so numerous to go wireless when you are on the go.