They're the only TWS and I pick up anymore, they're utterly fantastic, and their ANC is top notch for commute travel (relatively to other TWS).

Initial impressions are good for the Aviot ZX1's. I had to change my usual instinct to use the largest tips available, as I was noticing a huge dip in the treble, but I quickly realized the silicon tips were causing the earphones to stick out too far. Once I went one size down the treble came in...

Well, accidently tested the ZX1's noise cancelling with music on. Pretty good. Significant other was not particularly happy though.

Mine are at least in the city I'm in, so I'll get it tomorrow.

Yeah, sounds like similar issues that the Melomania touch 6 years ago that they never quite fixed. It got me to realize for TWS, BT connection was my #1 with sound a close second. I'm going to give a wide berth to the M100's.

Yup, mine too.

I still have trust issues from the Melomania touch which I bought on two different occasions, and returned them because the connection between the buds kept breaking both times I bought them. Great sounding and comfortable, but cheap ass case, and the massive technical issues with give me pause...

They support APTx HD on my Pixel Fold.

Well, I just invested in their Indiegogo campaign for early bird pricing at 200 dollars (confirmed they ship to US for 10 bucks more). I've had success with other Indiegogo headphone buying, so why not try a company that's had several high quality releases? Apparently, they're shipping in March...

Meh. Ergonomic nightmare for my large ears. They either fell out, or they were so deep in my ears, they were hard to pull out. They had issues with connection too where I had to restart a couple of times to get it to connect to my phone. They sounded alright, but not great.

I got a pair of az80's, and people are really underwriting about how comfortable and stable they are in the ear. They're large buds, definitely, but having most of the weight and stabilization on the conch of your ear make them really comfortable, along with a shallower fit in ear (I'm using the...

Yeah, we figured that if you have the Google Assistant on, only the right side stays on. If you turn off the assistant, you can use each side independently.

The touch controls actually have some audible feedback per touch, which makes things like double tapping very easy to do.

The foam tips are just fine, honestly. The Sedna tips I have didn't really change the sound for me. Like helmutcheese, my earholes are larger than most people's, and so having larger tips would work better for us anyway.

So thankfully, the earbud hole for the XM4's case is large enough to support other eartips. I'm testing some Sedna Xelastec. Immediately noticed I'm able to get an easier seal just due to the stickiness of the Sedna tips.