Thanks. I realized I had only one pair of those tips on me, probably from the sample pack when I bought my Evo, and wanted to get more.

Is this the XL-sized double flange tip? https://addictedtoaudio.co.nz/cdn/shop/files/2_dde51624-6697-497a-b647-c57abe764585_1920x.jpg

Thanks!

Say, can I get links for the wallpaper in the photo, and however you got the home screen in that manner?

Been a while since I posted. Anyone got recommendations for light MMCX cables?

The M300 can be a “pure audio device.” Who says you need to stream with it? Speaking as someone who owns one, it sounds great for what it is. I don’t stream on it. I keep the antennas off.

Can you elaborate on this? You're saying that the M300 can be a USB DAC? Or you enabled the A&K's DAC mode and connected via USB-C to it?

Random question: can the M300 stream via Chromecast? I'd test this myself if I did have a Chromecast, but nope...

Thanks for chiming in. I'll take that into consideration.

Would you say it's a choice between really bad and bad, or bad and passable/good?

I’m referring to products that don’t have a solid tube of plastic that sits on your collarbone. Rather, on Ali, there is a bunch of what are basically battery-attached earphone cables, and they resemble the Beats Flex or some of Jaybird’s older models before they went fully TWS. There are TRN...

True, though I do have a (minor) convenience to share thanks to USB C. I have a pair of Final Audio E5000, a pair of IEMs that seemingly require amping despite what its spec sheet says. The buds have been attached to a balanced cable since I've gotten them, and it's far quicker to use a...

Good read, and I agree with pretty much everything, except the TWS only because I don't own a Sony pair, so I can't agree nor disagree. If you ever want to return to your review, I think it might be worth pointing out how you can connect external USB-C DACs to it and get balanced output if...

I don't think anyone's mentioned this so far: There's an M300 case being sold on AliExpress at the moment. Transparent or translucent TPU.

Probably, and by that logic, setting the master volume to a fixed value of some sort, while making the user fiddle with the media volume instead.