Maybe is probably right. XD
I don't think the One is very detailed at all. Although I think the One has the best frequency response balance, it's not hi-fi-sounding. Compared to the Two, Pro 330v2, and Harmony 8 Pro, it lacks detail retrieval, soundstage, and instrument separation. For me personally though, getting the right frequency balance is the first step for liking a headphone/earphone, and a lot of in-ears tend to butcher that right off the bat even if they are hifi-sounding like most of Noble's lineup.
You might want to check out my impressions video from 7 months ago. My current impressions are more or less the same. The Pro 330v2 and Two sound much more trebley compared to the One, and I don't like that kind of sound even if they are technically better-sounding. Trebley sound signature + noisy environment = hellz no for me.
Why would you do this?
Details and instrument separation are important factors for me, except on the road tho. But still...
Well, if I do decide to get em in the future, might be able to compromise for listening music on bed since it should be waaaaaay more comfortable.
11 mins passed btw. Time for everyone to get a Music One