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They sure do look like the Gemini II. Different specs though. Wonder who made them for Montblanc.
Hmm. Not sure about these. Beryllium drivers and tuning from the former Sennheiser guy? I wish they didn't have those silly white stars on them.
Ah, another Axell Grell tuned buds.They sure do look like the Gemini II. Different specs though. Wonder who made them for Montblanc.
Overpriced, nah but I love their products too.Well, THAT former Sennheiser guy actually did pretty good at Sennheiser and those were Senn's golden years. Then he screwed up big time on his own project (down to hopelessly bad marketing rather than quality I'd say). But then it doesn't mean he can't do well under other circumstances like this - he had the experience with TWS now and he has the support from a big firm quite willing to dedicate serious resources and efforts to new ventures (e.g. watches). And at the end of the day, it's the product quality that speaks most, not the man endorsing the product.
And THAT white star is far from silly, it is iconic, at least to us fountain pen lovers. I can't care less about MB bags and luxury goods, but their pens have great history and are consistently good over the years (albeit vastly overpriced these days).
They sure do look like the Gemini II. Different specs though. Wonder who made them for Montblanc.
FWIW, I had my MTW3's replaced with another pair and am very glad I did.my mtw3 warranty return accepted, try a new pair orthe xm5?
liked the mtw3 sound, never tried the xm4 or xm5s. the mesh\glue on the mtw3 did not last long.FWIW, I had my MTW3's replaced with another pair and am very glad I did.
I almost nibbled on the MB, but the Codecs appear to be lackingI had exactly that feeling back in the day when the promotion pics first rolled out. But having handled both, they look and feel quite different in fact. The shape is wholle distinguishable, as well as the feeling of wearing them.
Who made them for Montblanc - some big TWS factory in Dongguan China, as are most other prominent TWS from the big brands out there that are mentioned most frequently on this thread. No brands make them in-house, and I believe there are just a few (maybe a couple of) manufacturers in China handling all these designs and orders from all over the world.
BTW I love the look of the Gemini II opera house edition but that price for that sound.......................
When time - pic of how they fit in the ears (from the front) I want to see how far out they go + screenshots of the app - EQ etc., I might just go for these tooI had exactly that feeling back in the day when the promotion pics first rolled out. But having handled both, they look and feel quite different in fact. The shape is wholle distinguishable, as well as the feeling of wearing them.
Who made them for Montblanc - some big TWS factory in Dongguan China, as are most other prominent TWS from the big brands out there that are mentioned most frequently on this thread. No brands make them in-house, and I believe there are just a few (maybe a couple of) manufacturers in China handling all these designs and orders from all over the world.
BTW I love the look of the Gemini II opera house edition but that price for that sound.......................
Link please. Interested to know moreThere are four Creative models being released in November. The first two (Zen Air Pro & Zen Air Plus) are estimated early November, they're LE audio / aptX Lossless models, whereas the Aurvana Ace & Ace 2 are the xMEMS products and will be released towards the end of November.
Manual for the Plus https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/2AJIV-EF1090/6832011.pdf and only say LC3,SBC, and AAC and they adopt the LC3+ for the LL but not for HiRes modes. No aptX listed at all for the Pro. Perhaps the Plus uses aptX but no manual listed yet for the Plus.Link please. Interested to know more