[Wasaabi]

Want to buy a tws noise cancelling headset, hesitating between them.

 

[traherntsui]

for my experience, SONY really have great noise cancelling may be the great in class. With LDAC coding and software support, I think it is a safe wireless choice.

 

[Wasaabi]

for my experience, SONY really have great noise cancelling may be the great in class. With LDAC coding and software support, I think it is a safe wireless choice.

Thank you. How's wearing? Because I'm using the xm3 right now and it makes my ear a little pain if wearing for too long. (That's why right now I'm interested in Libratone's products, which is smaller.)

 

[GREQ]

Thank you. How's wearing? Because I'm using the xm3 right now and it makes my ear a little pain if wearing for too long. (That's why right now I'm interested in Libratone's products, which is smaller.)

That's a little bit like asking someone else how comfortable a pair of shoes are instead of trying them on for yourself.
I'm not being facetious, it's just how it is.
It's almost impossible to give solid advice on IEM/earbud comfort.

 

[traherntsui]

That's a little bit like asking someone else how comfortable a pair of shoes are instead of trying them on for yourself.
I'm not being facetious, it's just how it is.
It's almost impossible to give solid advice on IEM/earbud comfort.

I am kind of agree comfort is objective and personal. Changing ear tips may make you a whole different experience. It would better to test it yourself, check your amazon account to see if they are free to return within a period or not.

 

[iFi audio]

Changing ear tips may make you a whole different experience. It would better to test it yourself, check your amazon account to see if they are free to return within a period or not.

Agreed. Trying out expensive IEMs prior to purchasing isn't mandatory but helpful and it wouldn't hurt having some extra tips that worked well before.