I'm checking now, but I'm not sure that I hear anything out of the ordinary. They sound great. When do you hear this? While playing music or when paused?
hey guys i have a bunch of true wireless iems from cheap ones to higher end ones. i just pulled out my anbes 359 OMG! these things still sound absolutely awesome!!!! i mean seriously these give competition to alot of my higher end buds. anyone still using theres? any new super budgets that sound this good?
So, this is odd. Apparently Samsung sent out a YouTube video telling everyone that they are wearing the Buds Pro wrong. Basically, the mesh is supposed to face downwards.
I personally did not have any uncomfortable fit issues, however I noticed that the ANC works better since I have a better seal now, also I noticed having the mesh face downwards makes the fit a bit shallower. I notice the buds now hovers over my outer concha. This might alleviate some of the fit issues others were having.
I'm checking now, but I'm not sure that I hear anything out of the ordinary. They sound great. When do you hear this? While playing music or when paused?
I can hear it even on low volume while music is playing.
Real brief(at work and on my cell), As far as sound, I think these are the least TWS sounding (in a positive way) TWS available. Tonal balance is surprisingly good for BT, and have the least wacky resonance issues other TWS products tend to suffer from. Slight emphasis and a tad bit off timbre in the HF but better than others, and the LF is spot on for me with good transient response, although others may find the bass a bit lacking if you're used to wireless products. Most I've tried had way over boosted bass and typically poorly implemented. If you're used to good wired open back headphones, I think most of you will find the SQ of GT220 quite pleasant.
Anyways, I like these a lot and just requested a replacement unit. I've returned the Klipsch T5ii and ordered a MTW2, but that's another story.
I've been wearing them with the mesh facing downwards from day 1. Thought that was the correct way. Wasn't aware people have been wearing them upside down.
Anyways, no fit issues for me, although they're not quite as snug as some other products.
As far as -- ? I returned mine today. Zero updates. Tired of the issues and having to reset them every week. For the cost, not worth the hassle. Sound was amazing. Moved to the Grado and Melomania this week. So far so good. Also, started therapy for my headphones addition. Kidding.
I've been wearing them with the mesh facing downwards from day 1. Thought that was the correct way. Wasn't aware people have been wearing them upside down.
Anyways, no fit issues for me, although they're not quite as snug as some other products.
I can hear some slight hissing when they are connected but no music is playing. It's not there all the time but it happens occasionally. It's not noticeable when music is playing though.
Can anyone recommend a Bluetooth transmitter for a TV with Soundbar that works very well with 2 different TWS simultaneously? Ideally it'll play two sets of TWS (myself and the wife's Jabra Elite 75 and Buds+) with no lip sync issues. We'll mostly use it late at night watching movies when everyone's asleep.
Yep, that does not bother me. I would just get the 256 or 512gb which is plenty for me. I only stream music from my phone and a have a few DAPs for my other Flac and hi res.
So, this is odd. Apparently Samsung sent out a YouTube video telling everyone that they are wearing the Buds Pro wrong. Basically, the mesh is supposed to face downwards.
I personally did not have any uncomfortable fit issues, however I noticed that the ANC works better since I have a better seal now, also I noticed having the mesh face downwards makes the fit a bit shallower. I notice the buds now hovers over my outer concha. This might alleviate some of the fit issues others were having.
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