The listing title has a phrase that translates literally to "no name", along with it looking pretty much identical to the nameless I would assume they are the same. Either way it's a ksearphone for $2, I don't think you can go very wrong, and even if it does go wrong it's not much to lose lol
Hard pass for me at $300, with non detachable cables to boot. I know there's some interchangeable balanced and 3.5 mm jack at the end, but there's no MMCX detachable cable at the housing, and that is a potential source of failure down the line. Not to mention some of us wanna use wireless adapters or other aftermarket balanced cables.
The $300 market is also considered TOTL for earbuds, and Fiio is gonna be facing super tough competition against the other established big boys in the earbuds industry. I know Fiio is trying to ride on the beryllium driver hype, but it isn't even a full beryllium driver, but beryllium plated/coated. I am not too sure it will sell well TBH.
Quick question, I need to get a new pair of earbuds with a MIC. Something available on amazon.ca with Prime shipping instead of waiting for something to ship from Ali.
What would be better, Edifier H185 or H190 or other? They both have a mic and are around $15-20 CDN. I'm sure the sound quality is solid on both, I'd prefer to go with whichever one is more comfortable fit to wear for long periods for work. For reference, the Qian39s are the most comfortable for me and I also find the Edifier H180 to be perfectly fine but the pair I have doesn't have a mic.
That’s exactly what happened to me. The second I put in the ME80, I lost interest in an endless search for other earbuds. Sure, it’s not TOTL or anything, but it gives me exactly what I’ve always looked for in an earbud. The fat/thick shell also fits my ear very securely.
+1.. the ME80's rock. I finally switched back to the Sabia V7's after listening extensively to the ME80's for quite a while. The V7's have a very similar signature and also sound awesome. It's too bad they are so hard to come by.
Quick question, I need to get a new pair of earbuds with a MIC. Something available on amazon.ca with Prime shipping instead of waiting for something to ship from Ali.
What would be better, Edifier H185 or H190 or other? They both have a mic and are around $15-20 CDN. I'm sure the sound quality is solid on both, I'd prefer to go with whichever one is more comfortable fit to wear for long periods for work. For reference, the Qian39s are the most comfortable for me and I also find the Edifier H180 to be perfectly fine but the pair I have doesn't have a mic.
If you were able to wait a bit for Ali shipping, I'd recommend this clear pair from NSC Audio Store : https://a.aliexpress.com/_BfgyE6dC, but when it comes to Amazon the only ones I know about are the Mic versions of the H180 called the P180, the other edifier buds could be a good shout though.
Aside from the K's Nameless, should I be bothering with their low-price offerings on Taobao? The K64 and K300 read as a bit dated, or is there a driver revision every so often?
Away from that, should I steer clear from cable options with a mic, or is the quality of cable roughly the same?
Aside from the K's Nameless, should I be bothering with their low-price offerings on Taobao? The K64 and K300 read as a bit dated, or is there a driver revision every so often?
Away from that, should I steer clear from cable options with a mic, or is the quality of cable roughly the same?
I understand sometimes mic cables are convenient for calls and teleconferencing. But for pure music listening, personally I avoid cables with mic. I don't have measuring equipment, but I was shown by my friend who has that sometimes cables on the mic side had increased resistance. It theoretically is also a potential point of failure down the line with an added component in the chain. YMMV.
Hey guys been using a pair of Headroom MS-16 for a while and really enjoy them. Really enjoy the soundstage and the warm sound signature. Any recommendations for an upgrade from them? Been lurking this thread for a while and the recent talk of the ME80 has interested me.
+1.. the ME80's rock. I finally switched back to the Sabia V7's after listening extensively to the ME80's for quite a while. The V7's have a very similar signature and also sound awesome. It's too bad they are so hard to come by.
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