My full review is here: http://www.verumsonus.com/nowall-ch-1-vs-jaybird-x2-mini-review/ but I'll write a small snippet about the CH-1.
The CH-1 stands out in the market because they are a hybrid design with one balanced armature and a 10mm dynamic driver, so they really are an IEM that happens to have Bluetooth. They have a strong V-shaped sound with bright treble, emphasized bass, and thin midrange. But they have surprisingly decent technicalities compared to the Jaybird X2, which costs $50 more than the CH-1. While they do have a sound that may be hit or miss, the CH-1 is a step in the right direction in merging Bluetooth with good sound.
The CH-1 stands out in the market because they are a hybrid design with one balanced armature and a 10mm dynamic driver, so they really are an IEM that happens to have Bluetooth. They have a strong V-shaped sound with bright treble, emphasized bass, and thin midrange. But they have surprisingly decent technicalities compared to the Jaybird X2, which costs $50 more than the CH-1. While they do have a sound that may be hit or miss, the CH-1 is a step in the right direction in merging Bluetooth with good sound.
