This is odd. My Kisrall R18's are supposed to be identical to the 359's and they are severely lacking in bass (almost non-existant). My SSK on the other hand are sub-bass monsters to me, and this should be the case due to the 10mm drivers that no other UFO buds have had so far.

That's supposed to be the case. But when I have AAC on, I get the weird clipping/swirling type sound from drums. Like a super low bit rate sound. "Artifacts" maybe? I notice it instantaneously when I turn AAC on. AAC does not sound as good as SBC on my Pixel 3a at least.

I specifically turn OFF AAC on my Android due to SBC sounding way better and more natural on my SSK's

I truly don't understand anyone needing ANC. My buds seal well enough that if there is anything playing at any volume, I can't hear the outside world. To each their own of course. If you need it I'd love to hear what the benefit really is.

I love the SSK so much that I just overpaid for a new 2nd pair from the last remaining vendor stock online because I wouldn't know what to do if mine broke. I wish I could have found them cheaper, but after trying pretty much everything else, they're worth it to me and nothing else compares...

Did anyone else find the Bomaker SIFI's highs to sound metallic and unnatural? Is this anything burn-in could mitigate?

Anyone know why the app is gone from the Play Store still?

I have to jump in and disagree here. They sound great and they are a good comfortable size, but they have a mind of their own with these horrible touch controls. They're ridiculously sensitive and continually do things on their own. You can't touch the earbuds at all without them registering...

Bump. Anyone?

Agreed. I like the sound a lot. If I could just turn off the touch I think they'd be just fine and I'd have no problems.

Does anyone have an extra set of SSK they'd be willing to sell me?

I THINK I know what's causing my Spunky Beat problems. I got a second pair and they're doing the same thing. My theory is that my "tragus" (Google it) is touching the touch sensor all the time when they're inserted, and that is causing touch registers. They literally power themselves off while...

THIS!

That's great.

This snare tho.