Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?
Mar 5, 2019 at 2:25 PM Post #5,311 of 62,079
I don’t know what chip(s) are in the QCY in reference to recent post desiring this particular TWE, which has it’s own store on Aliexpress, btw,;but Mpow t6 lists newest ‘entry level’ Qualcomm qcc3026 inside, for just $40 on Amazon currently. And unlike the QCY models, this is ipx7 rated, more likely to survive a dunk into the sink or toilet(cursing last night when I accidentally dropped my cap rt into the bowl after just taking a piss. Same will happen with true wireless for me, at some point, those are going to get dunked into some type of fluids…lol, TMI.


Given that we can get qcc3026 now <$50, by summer when the more expensive TWE’s start coming with ‘premium level’ qcc5100 series SoC, I’ll bet by this time nxt yr, those Chi-Fi, Mpow or other will have a <$100 model with better integrated functions ANC, using the qcc51xx series & ipx7 or 8 level water resistance. I cannot tell which version of varta button cell is in the Jabra 65 series, but other than super tiny sized Earin, virtually every TWE out there could use a 14mm diameter varta button cell of 85mah capacity, where as almost all are using now, 40-60mah cells.


Consider size of the US dime coin, smallest diameter in current use…a dime fits into ear of most ppl. Hold a nickel up to your ear for more potential size considerations. Varta A3 gen, 16.1mm dia button cell has 120mah, does 2C continuous discharge (how warm it gets doing that. Voltage drop under that load, who knows)


https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-specifications


With all those stories about Chi-Fi vapes exploding in the news these days, though they use much higher capacity batteries; wonder what the safety issues are with potential TWE if the cells vent/overheat/catch fire?


Now consider a DIY project of making a Obravo Ra-C-Cu into a TWE, needs some significant current flow/power to make it drive that iem to loud enough levels, with more dynamic sound. Consider that there is a kind of large 21mm dia planar wired iem from China now. Consider if Varta made a nickel coin sized button cell of 21mm dia for say 200+mah. That might enable upwards of 1watt to each side of said TWE, if only for an hour. If those cells could magnetically attach or some other quick change method) to the outside shell of the iem, so that if the runtimes where just an hour, carry a set of charged cells to quickly change out, like ppl do for Every day carry (EDC) pocketable flashlight.


Could probably make it so, if you don’t mind protruding out from the ear, you could slap 2cells for 10.8mm increased depth, to get even more ‘juice’ to more demanding iem drivers, planar/electrostatic/AMT etc Meh, HiFiman will do that in a few yrs, I predict…replacement for re2000?


Few random thoughts, which are not really appropriate for the ‘science’ forum, since these links are not for ‘scientific facts’ studies/peer reviewed dbl journal publications.


https://sandiegotroubadour.com/2012/10/whats-the-frequency-kenneth/

Wish ppl would use this as a guide when discussion sound/performance of any given product. ^Very highly recommended read, as it is the following paragraph to this quoted that might ‘blow your mind’


“To further blow your mind, while you might think that with the range of the audio frequency spectrum being 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the middle would be around 10 kHz. This is an incredibly high pitch – we’re talking pro-level synthesizer territory. The actual middle of the audio frequency spectrum is about 1 kHz. Though this is still a very high pitch – roughly the 20th fret on the first string of a standard-tuned guitar – it is a much more usable frequency than 10 kHz. In fact, 1 kHz is the industry standard “test tone” for audio equipment calibration.

”!
after you read above article, then you can read this one below, which is at best, imo; misleading:

https://www.alesis.com/kb/article/2227




https://www.teachmeaudio.com/mixing/techniques/audio-spectrum/

“Many instruments struggle to enter this frequency range, with the exception of a few bass heavy instruments, such as the bass guitar which has a lowest achievable pitch of 41 Hz. It is difficult to hear any sound at low volume level around the sub bass range due to the Fletcher Munson curves (Equal Loudness Curves).”

^my laptop speakers can’t play the 50kHz sine wave, only does 100kHz, but we have some young/golden ears on HF that seem to claim to hear this no prob, even at ‘low volume’ levels on their iem. 10kHz sine wave sounds extra shrill to my ears old ears, yuck.

Big gender gap in favor of women when it comes to hearing higher frequencies, and the inability to hear those, especially as we get older…Men are SOL:

https://www.mcmasteroptimalaging.or...out-your-hearing-and-what-doesn-t-it-tell-you

This Google translation from French, this is a person that I think exemplifies that axiom, ‘a little too much knowledge, can be a bad thing’ ie. Knowing enough to be ‘dangerous’ can lead to inaccurate/improper conclusions/assumptions. I could not find any (quick Google search, not close to determinant) articles/posts to dispute these contentions, though I have seen it in others that say similar, that the manufacturer will have to ‘roll-their-own’ like HiFiman is doing to get Huawei’s codec supported on their new wireless headphone, buy implementing their own software app for this purpose.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/hif...st-bluetooth-headphones.901170/#post-14809110

“HIFIMAN app as found in the Play Store it will enable the use of hi-res Bluetooth. So you are not limited only to Huawei phones as long as you use our app. Using a phone with built in LDHC such as a Huawei phone, any app will allow its use.”
^LDHC also for iOS 10.x or newer & iPhone5 <nice, many apps now require iOS 11 min + iphone6, and will drop support for those this yr also, via Apple’s App store.


We’ll see if Phy LE 2M with BT5 can do as well as limited 3Mbps EDR Classic mode of BT. Or we’ll have to wait for BT6, years from now, to get true 900kbs transmission rates for LDAC, rather than dropping to much lower rates, with resultant less than true HD sound, etc.


https://audioduvillage.fr/bluetooth-5-arretons-de-dire-de-la-merde/

“3.1 Best for audio = NO
You've read the previous chapters: waiting for the Bluetooth 5 for twice the throughput and 4 times the range is a good joke.



· “Fifth: THERE IS NO AUDIO PROFILE IN BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY

To take up this last point: All the beautiful promises made for audio, all the improvements, X2, X4, X8 we are promised in speed and distance for the headphones, all that does not apply to audio, because audio profiles only exist in the Bluetooth Classic. the A2DP, stereo listening profile, is the only one currently and remains only present in this mode. Bluetooth LE has its own profiles, managed differently, very often dedicated to health, notifications or sport, but none manages the audio.



“The Bluetooth Classic can already reach 3Mb / s, that for more than 10 years. This bit rate of 2Mb / s is, like the 3Mb / s, absolutely not representative of the bitrate that it can provide in music. 3Mb / s provides the Sony Ldac codec at 990kb / s with a margin of safety, not much more... Audio profiles using Bluetooth Low Energy arrive, proprietary at first, but will not be powered by uncompressed audio codecs because this is impossible with a transmission at 2Mb / s.



If you don’t mind waiting up to a month for shipping, it’s free from the QCY store on Ali, flash sale @$20 expires in 16hrs.


https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/QCY-...tooth-fone-de-ouvido-fone-de/32930424839.html


Amazon @$30, free shipping much faster, 30day return Amazon/fulfilled by.


Currently I wouldn’t touch RHA TrueConnect with a 10ft pole given recent negative reviews on Amazon with connection problems some are experiencing:


https://www.amazon.com/RHA-TrueConnect-Wireless-Bluetooth-Sweatproof/product-reviews/B07H5K86B4/



$40 Mpow T6 with Qualcomm qcc3026, ipx7 rated, and I can get it by tomorrow: https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Wireless-Bluetooth-Waterproof-Headphones/dp/B07MVVFC4T/


Get it tomorrow $28.79 + 5% coupon, QCY fulfilled by Amazon- ipx4 is a non-starter for me:


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L4VHK4H/


I’m done posting on this site for now-may lurk in the future-or go to other forums; maybe come back when I have time in a few years???
 
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Mar 5, 2019 at 2:48 PM Post #5,312 of 62,079
I don’t know what chip(s) are in the QCY in reference to recent post desiring this particular TWE, which has it’s own store on Aliexpress, btw,;but Mpow t6 lists newest ‘entry level’ Qualcomm qcc3026 inside, for just $40 on Amazon currently. And unlike the QCY models, this is ipx7 rated, more likely to survive a dunk into the sink or toilet(cursing last night when I accidentally dropped my cap rt into the bowl after just taking a piss. Same will happen with true wireless for me, at some point, those are going to get dunked into some type of fluids…lol, TMI.


Given that we can get qcc3026 now <$50, by summer when the more expensive TWE’s start coming with ‘premium level’ qcc5100 series SoC, I’ll bet by this time nxt yr, those Chi-Fi, Mpow or other will have a <$100 model with better integrated functions ANC, using the qcc51xx series & ipx7 or 8 level water resistance. I cannot tell which version of varta button cell is in the Jabra 65 series, but other than super tiny sized Earin, virtually every TWE out there could use a 14mm diameter varta button cell of 85mah capacity, where as almost all are using now, 40-60mah cells.


Consider size of the US dime coin, smallest diameter in current use…a dime fits into ear of most ppl. Hold a nickel up to your ear for more potential size considerations. Varta A3 gen, 16.1mm dia button cell has 120mah, does 2C continuous discharge (how warm it gets doing that. Voltage drop under that load, who knows)


https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-specifications


With all those stories about Chi-Fi vapes exploding in the news these days, though they use much higher capacity batteries; wonder what the safety issues are with potential TWE if the cells vent/overheat/catch fire?


Now consider a DIY project of making a Obravo Ra-C-Cu into a TWE, needs some significant current flow/power to make it drive that iem to loud enough levels, with more dynamic sound. Consider that there is a kind of large 21mm dia planar wired iem from China now. Consider if Varta made a nickel coin sized button cell of 21mm dia for say 200+mah. That might enable upwards of 1watt to each side of said TWE, if only for an hour. If those cells could magnetically attach or some other quick change method) to the outside shell of the iem, so that if the runtimes where just an hour, carry a set of charged cells to quickly change out, like ppl do for Every day carry (EDC) pocketable flashlight.


Could probably make it so, if you don’t mind protruding out from the ear, you could slap 2cells for 10.8mm increased depth, to get even more ‘juice’ to more demanding iem drivers, planar/electrostatic/AMT etc Meh, HiFiman will do that in a few yrs, I predict…replacement for re2000?


Few random thoughts, which are not really appropriate for the ‘science’ forum, since these links are not for ‘scientific facts’ studies/peer reviewed dbl journal publications.


https://sandiegotroubadour.com/2012/10/whats-the-frequency-kenneth/

Wish ppl would use this as a guide when discussion sound/performance of any given product. ^Very highly recommended read, as it is the following paragraph to this quoted that might ‘blow your mind’


“To further blow your mind, while you might think that with the range of the audio frequency spectrum being 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the middle would be around 10 kHz. This is an incredibly high pitch – we’re talking pro-level synthesizer territory. The actual middle of the audio frequency spectrum is about 1 kHz. Though this is still a very high pitch – roughly the 20th fret on the first string of a standard-tuned guitar – it is a much more usable frequency than 10 kHz. In fact, 1 kHz is the industry standard “test tone” for audio equipment calibration.

”!
after you read above article, then you can read this one below, which is at best, imo; misleading:

https://www.alesis.com/kb/article/2227




https://www.teachmeaudio.com/mixing/techniques/audio-spectrum/

“Many instruments struggle to enter this frequency range, with the exception of a few bass heavy instruments, such as the bass guitar which has a lowest achievable pitch of 41 Hz. It is difficult to hear any sound at low volume level around the sub bass range due to the Fletcher Munson curves (Equal Loudness Curves).”

^my laptop speakers can’t play the 50kHz sine wave, only does 100kHz, but we have some young/golden ears on HF that seem to claim to hear this no prob, even at ‘low volume’ levels on their iem. 10kHz sine wave sounds extra shrill to my ears old ears, yuck.

Big gender gap in favor of women when it comes to hearing higher frequencies, and the inability to hear those, especially as we get older…Men are SOL:

https://www.mcmasteroptimalaging.or...out-your-hearing-and-what-doesn-t-it-tell-you

This Google translation from French, this is a person that I think exemplifies that axiom, ‘a little too much knowledge, can be a bad thing’ ie. Knowing enough to be ‘dangerous’ can lead to inaccurate/improper conclusions/assumptions. I could not find any (quick Google search, not close to determinant) articles/posts to dispute these contentions, though I have seen it in others that say similar, that the manufacturer will have to ‘roll-their-own’ like HiFiman is doing to get Huawei’s codec supported on their new wireless headphone, buy implementing their own software app for this purpose.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/hif...st-bluetooth-headphones.901170/#post-14809110

“HIFIMAN app as found in the Play Store it will enable the use of hi-res Bluetooth. So you are not limited only to Huawei phones as long as you use our app. Using a phone with built in LDHC such as a Huawei phone, any app will allow its use.”
^LDHC also for iOS 10.x or newer & iPhone5 <nice, many apps now require iOS 11 min + iphone6, and will drop support for those this yr also, via Apple’s App store.


We’ll see if Phy LE 2M with BT5 can do as well as limited 3Mbps EDR Classic mode of BT. Or we’ll have to wait for BT6, years from now, to get true 900kbs transmission rates for LDAC, rather than dropping to much lower rates, with resultant less than true HD sound, etc.


https://audioduvillage.fr/bluetooth-5-arretons-de-dire-de-la-merde/

“3.1 Best for audio = NO
You've read the previous chapters: waiting for the Bluetooth 5 for twice the throughput and 4 times the range is a good joke.



· “Fifth: THERE IS NO AUDIO PROFILE IN BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY

To take up this last point: All the beautiful promises made for audio, all the improvements, X2, X4, X8 we are promised in speed and distance for the headphones, all that does not apply to audio, because audio profiles only exist in the Bluetooth Classic. the A2DP, stereo listening profile, is the only one currently and remains only present in this mode. Bluetooth LE has its own profiles, managed differently, very often dedicated to health, notifications or sport, but none manages the audio.



“The Bluetooth Classic can already reach 3Mb / s, that for more than 10 years. This bit rate of 2Mb / s is, like the 3Mb / s, absolutely not representative of the bitrate that it can provide in music. 3Mb / s provides the Sony Ldac codec at 990kb / s with a margin of safety, not much more... Audio profiles using Bluetooth Low Energy arrive, proprietary at first, but will not be powered by uncompressed audio codecs because this is impossible with a transmission at 2Mb / s.



If you don’t mind waiting up to a month for shipping, it’s free from the QCY store on Ali, flash sale @$20 expires in 16hrs.


https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/QCY-...tooth-fone-de-ouvido-fone-de/32930424839.html


Amazon @$30, free shipping much faster, 30day return Amazon/fulfilled by.


Currently I wouldn’t touch RHA TrueConnect with a 10ft pole given recent negative reviews on Amazon with connection problems some are experiencing:


https://www.amazon.com/RHA-TrueConnect-Wireless-Bluetooth-Sweatproof/product-reviews/B07H5K86B4/



$40 Mpow T6 with Qualcomm qcc3026, ipx7 rated, and I can get it by tomorrow: https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Wireless-Bluetooth-Waterproof-Headphones/dp/B07MVVFC4T/


Get it tomorrow $28.79 + 5% coupon, QCY fulfilled by Amazon- ipx4 is a non-starter for me:


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L4VHK4H/


I’m done posting on this site for now-may lurk in the future-or go to other forums; maybe come back when I have time in a few years???
Ok that's quite a long story and not very cool to post referral links here, but I just happened to order the Mpow T6 on Ali.
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 3:19 PM Post #5,313 of 62,079
Ok that's quite a long story and not very cool to post referral links here, but I just happened to order the Mpow T6 on Ali.

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Mar 5, 2019 at 3:44 PM Post #5,314 of 62,079
If SQ is top priority I would go with the Master and Dynamic MW07s. Have had both and personally much prefer the MW07.

It now comes in 3 more colours :D
Ditto that, provided battery life isn't a priority. My MW07 last at most on 2.5 hours on a charge before starting to annoy with battery warnings. Otherwise they pump the sound worthy of a good $150+ dynamic driver IEM. Also look good, reliable and are quite comfortable in my case. Note they are no-nonsense - no things like app, updateable FW and transparency mode
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 5:28 PM Post #5,315 of 62,079
Received one of my test twe's to see if the QCY QS1 has got àny competition at all for their staggering price of 20 dollar.

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Well, it's not this one. Connectivity is good and there's no audio lag on the DFOI AirBuds even on my hard to get right iPhone X, but you won't hear much voice or detail over that insane overpowering bass. With the equalizer toning the bass down all the way, it's okay and mids get some room, but there's still so much of it.

And this one was praised for their sound quality by so many user reviews... more so than the others I'm getting. Oh boy.
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 5:52 PM Post #5,316 of 62,079
I think Beoplay E8 2.0 can compete with Senn' MTW on every level, except range (BT 4.2 vs 5.0).
I got a fantastic fit with Spinfit CP100Z Large tips. (thank you Marek, at Audioheaven in Poland :) )
Comfort, looks, build quality, SQ, battery use and the case is soo sexy (not just because of the wireless charging)
I get some dropouts walking in my apartment (when iPhone is placed in the living room), and some dropouts with Apple Watch 4 4G when the watch is on the left arm. Tried putting the watch on the right wrist, and then I had no dropouts.
I paid about $285. (2490 NOK)

Edit: The mic is quite good to, especially in silent places. Everyone I've talked to say the sound is good. Sadly no noise reduction outdoors, but still my friend heard me alright when I was out walking earlier (in traffic)
The Senn' was awful, but they say they will fix in the famous firmware update that was due in January. Now it's delayed to late March?
 
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Mar 5, 2019 at 6:05 PM Post #5,317 of 62,079
Received one of my test twe's to see if the QCY QS1 has got àny competition at all for their staggering price of 20 dollar.



Well, it's not this one. Connectivity is good and there's no audio lag on the DFOI AirBuds even on my hard to get right iPhone X, but you won't hear much voice or detail over that insane overpowering bass. With the equalizer toning the bass down all the way, it's okay and mids get some room, but there's still so much of it.

And this one was praised for their sound quality by so many user reviews... more so than the others I'm getting. Oh boy.
Too bad about the overwhelming bass. What do you think about the call quality on the X12? I still have not tested them for calls.
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 6:38 PM Post #5,318 of 62,079
I think Beoplay E8 2.0 can compete with Senn' MTW on every level, except range (BT 4.2 vs 5.0).
I got a fantastic fit with Spinfit CP100Z Large tips. (thank you Marek, at Audioheaven in Poland :) )
Comfort, looks, build quality, SQ, battery use and the case is soo sexy (not just because of the wireless charging)
I get some dropouts walking in my apartment (when iPhone is placed in the living room), and some dropouts with Apple Watch 4 4G when the watch is on the left arm. Tried putting the watch on the right wrist, and then I had no dropouts.
I paid about $285. (2490 NOK)

Edit: The mic is quite good to, especially in silent places. Everyone I've talked to say the sound is good. Sadly no noise reduction outdoors, but still my friend heard me alright when I was out walking earlier (in traffic)
The Senn' was awful, but they say they will fix in the famous firmware update that was due in January. Now it's delayed to late March?
Now that the honey period has worn off on the MW07 and the Senns I have been listening to nothing but E8s and have been really enjoying them. I have the V1 but I'm trying to get B&O to get me the new case under warranty as my case has never held a charge like it's supposed to.
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 7:18 PM Post #5,319 of 62,079
I think Beoplay E8 2.0 can compete with Senn' MTW on every level, except range (BT 4.2 vs 5.0).
I got a fantastic fit with Spinfit CP100Z Large tips. (thank you Marek, at Audioheaven in Poland :) )
Comfort, looks, build quality, SQ, battery use and the case is soo sexy (not just because of the wireless charging)
I get some dropouts walking in my apartment (when iPhone is placed in the living room), and some dropouts with Apple Watch 4 4G when the watch is on the left arm. Tried putting the watch on the right wrist, and then I had no dropouts.
I paid about $285. (2490 NOK)

Edit: The mic is quite good to, especially in silent places. Everyone I've talked to say the sound is good. Sadly no noise reduction outdoors, but still my friend heard me alright when I was out walking earlier (in traffic)
The Senn' was awful, but they say they will fix in the famous firmware update that was due in January. Now it's delayed to late March?
Did you try the original E8? If so, how would you compare the call quality between the two? There was a B&O store "review" in the U.K. indicating the sound and mic were improved, but B&O never advertised this in their marketing materials.
 
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Mar 6, 2019 at 12:42 AM Post #5,320 of 62,079
hey guys
so i got the jabra 65t elites.
I ve been listening to them a lot and overall impressed with how far bluetooth technology has come.
- its a really liberating feeling to have truly wireless earphones....i simply forgot i had them on and lack of microphonics and cable tugging at your ear is a great feeling and i no longer have to worry about cable untangling business.

some first impressions:
- sound quality has come a long way from when i tried bluetooth headphones nearly 6-7 years ago, there was no audio lag, no drop in connection.
- rich full sound and quite good stereo separation... 'energize' setting on jabra app EQ gives a nice U shape bright and bassy sound. the clarity of midrange and detail/separation of bass is definitely not even close to my westone 30's though. the overall quality is as good as quality dynamic driver IEMs.
- the case is really smaller and lighter than i imagined and although i wish they had 'magnets' to clasp them in, they relatively slide into the molds easily.
- the hearthrough feature is very effective as i could listen to train operator instructions while commuting. just double tap right earphone to activate it.
- the passive sound blocking is quite better than i expected.
-they are very comfortable and have low profile, they are so comfortable i fell asleep with them on.
- the call quality was exceptional...people could hear me talk clearly even while i was walking on a noisy street.
- they are probably the best looking earphones on the market imo as they dont look clownish like airpods or like tribal earrings popping out.
- they connect flawless with 2 devices..i can easily switch from listening to video on youtube to a call on my phone.

some concerns:
- I have an idea about how sennheiser momentum must sound much better but not sure its worth spending nearly $300 on as for me? these are mainly for commute use and not active listening.
- the quality of ear gels is not even close to quality i am used too on comply tips or westone grey tips or shure olives etc. they are thin and flimsy even though they give a good seal.

some questions:
- any alternate eartips that fit on them?

hey guys so i returned the jabras. there was some mild distortion in the bass and i tried turning it down in EQ but still many poppy, edm tracks, the bass was quite muddy. Although I am being unfair as used Westone W30's as reference which handles all kinds of music beautifully and bass is handled with great precision.

Do you think that particular unit of jabra 65t had dynamic driver damaged/defective or do you notice distortion in the bass also?

I am thinking of getting a replacement unit but I am wondering how much better will Sennheiser momentums be? $300 is a lot of money for earphones with battery drain issues and for commuter use..they also pop out a lot as opposed to jabra which sits nicely inside the ear and very sleek.
I am not enjoying going back to wired headphones for subway commute
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 4:51 AM Post #5,321 of 62,079
Did you try the original E8? If so, how would you compare the call quality between the two? There was a B&O store "review" in the U.K. indicating the sound and mic were improved, but B&O never advertised this in their marketing materials.
I haven't tried V1, sorry. So cannot compare them. Thought my 2.0 bud was the same as 1.0, except from the case. But hopefully they are a little better. They've had some time to improve them.
Would have given them 9 out 10 with BT 5.0 and the same range as the Senns. 8 of 10 with BT 4.2.
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 4:53 AM Post #5,322 of 62,079
Now that the honey period has worn off on the MW07 and the Senns I have been listening to nothing but E8s and have been really enjoying them. I have the V1 but I'm trying to get B&O to get me the new case under warranty as my case has never held a charge like it's supposed to.

I used to have the E8 and gladly sold them for the MW07. I personally found that they just sounded thin and lifeless in comparison, the MW07 on the other hand have so much body and they still bring a smile to my face on the London commute (that takes a lot! lol).
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 5:21 AM Post #5,323 of 62,079
I haven't tried V1, sorry. So cannot compare them. Thought my 2.0 bud was the same as 1.0, except from the case. But hopefully they are a little better. They've had some time to improve them.
Would have given them 9 out 10 with BT 5.0 and the same range as the Senns. 8 of 10 with BT 4.2.

There is not supposed to be any difference between the buds in 1.0 and 2.0, only the charging case
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 6:21 AM Post #5,324 of 62,079
A new update for the Sennheiser Smart Control app on the Apple Store and a new firmware (1.25) for MTW.
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 6:28 AM Post #5,325 of 62,079
I used to have the E8 and gladly sold them for the MW07. I personally found that they just sounded thin and lifeless in comparison, the MW07 on the other hand have so much body and they still bring a smile to my face on the London commute (that takes a lot! lol).
Mine don't sound anywhere near thin at all, maybe you had one of the defective ones as some people have reported. I to enjoy the sound of the MW07 but like I noted the E8s are no slouch either.
 

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