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absolutely! I've been playing with it for ages but no matter what I do they don't sound good to me but it's just my tasteWell, there's a 10-band custom EQ in the app. Just sayin...
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absolutely! I've been playing with it for ages but no matter what I do they don't sound good to me but it's just my tasteWell, there's a 10-band custom EQ in the app. Just sayin...
Huawei Freebuds Pro 2 sound odd to me. On paper they should be relatively good but something is wrong with the tuning. A tad like the drivers were really forced to do what they need to.. bizarre. Not a faulty unit; had two. On the other hand everything else is either fantastic or good enough. Many features that other or even higher end TWS are lacking +great case size and how easy is to get them out of it.
I do like them too. I'll have to sit down and compare all three extensively when I have time. Damn kids...They do have a very different sound with ANC off. Kind of a super clarity that I find pretty amazing but hard to take in longer sessions.
Search this forum chain. We've been talking about the Noble Fokus, Noble Fokus Mystique, B&O EX, Nuratrue Pro just to name a few. All are very very good. Noble are prob the closest to an IEM by design. Some are saying the Final ZE8000 these days, but I haven't tried them.Maybe I'm just different, but I'd love to get a GREAT sounding bluetooth IEM that just plays music. Call it a wireless IEM that sounds as good as a wired model, and, just like a great wired IEM, just does one thing well. I could care less about ANC, answering my phone, ambient mode, etc. I don't need, want or use these features. I really like the convenience of a wireless IEM, but seems like maybe all the added features both increase the cost, and, possibly, compromise sound in order to include all the extras.
If such an animal exits, I'd be all over it. Otherwise, I'll just stay with my wired model.
Noble FoKus Pro baby. I think it would blow you away. People say the same about Mystique but I don’t have it yet so I can’t say…Maybe I'm just different, but I'd love to get a GREAT sounding bluetooth IEM that just plays music. Call it a wireless IEM that sounds as good as a wired model, and, just like a great wired IEM, just does one thing well. I could care less about ANC, answering my phone, ambient mode, etc. I don't need, want or use these features. I really like the convenience of a wireless IEM, but seems like maybe all the added features both increase the cost, and, possibly, compromise sound in order to include all the extras.
If such an animal exits, I'd be all over it. Otherwise, I'll just stay with my wired model.
Ya I wonder how the ANC is on it… I do love Noble sound!Noble Falcon ANC looks interesting. Its half the cost of the Mystique so probably wont sound as good.
I have the Noble Falcon ANC. Has good punchy bass but the treble is okNoble Falcon ANC looks interesting. Its half the cost of the Mystique so probably wont sound as good.
It's not great. Pass if you want ANC. Sound is decent though. But not as good as the Fokus Pro or Fokus Mystique.Ya I wonder how the ANC is on it… I do love Noble sound!
If your on a budget the Fiio FW5 is supposed to sound awesome but just lack most of things you don't care about.Maybe I'm just different, but I'd love to get a GREAT sounding bluetooth IEM that just plays music. Call it a wireless IEM that sounds as good as a wired model, and, just like a great wired IEM, just does one thing well. I could care less about ANC, answering my phone, ambient mode, etc. I don't need, want or use these features. I really like the convenience of a wireless IEM, but seems like maybe all the added features both increase the cost, and, possibly, compromise sound in order to include all the extras.
If such an animal exits, I'd be all over it. Otherwise, I'll just stay with my wired model.
+1 to this. The demand for features and then subsequent complaints on poor implementation of those features surely should encourage someone to just make what you're describing. But then people wouldn't buy it because it won't have any of the things people like to complain about.Maybe I'm just different, but I'd love to get a GREAT sounding bluetooth IEM that just plays music. Call it a wireless IEM that sounds as good as a wired model, and, just like a great wired IEM, just does one thing well. I could care less about ANC, answering my phone, ambient mode, etc. I don't need, want or use these features. I really like the convenience of a wireless IEM, but seems like maybe all the added features both increase the cost, and, possibly, compromise sound in order to include all the extras.
If such an animal exits, I'd be all over it. Otherwise, I'll just stay with my wired model.
Proud of you, look at those savingsSo I am going to be able to afford maybe $500CAD ($400US) on a TWS. The question will be which one.
I am thinking I really need to wait and see what Sony and Technics come up with.
Having owned AZ60, AZ70, and finally the WF-1000XM4 I have to say I prefer the XM4 sound by just a bit and prefer the ANC, battery life, and features even more. So I am leaning towards the Sony. But with Technics coming out with an AZ80 and AZ60 M2 I am curious to see what they are going to do...
Keeping in mind I like the creature comforts of the XM4, is there any other TWS I should be seriously considering that doesn't compromise those areas in the name of sound alone?
Also I am firmly in the Samsung world so can not take advantage any of the APTx Adaptive or Dragon Sound products.