So the new bud gonna be rebranded NTP with some modification (hopefully)?
Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?
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erockg
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Me too. Sad. But I guess we can't be surprised.
erockg
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That's what it's looking like to me according to the manual.
jant71
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Probably the plan you would expect. Brand the existing product quickly and sell for a while and at CES announce something new that will come next as the first true collab model. Unless the C15 pics are wrong. The C15 manual link to the C10 manual so maybe they put the C10 pics there as well instead of the real C15? Perhaps they are being secretive about that one and there is something different about it. Filing was posted 5-15 so pretty new perhaps the real pics and manual are not there yet. Early so who knows. The C10 is listed as BT Headphone and C15 as BT Headset so a more office worker/communications focused model of the same thing?
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clerkpalmer
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No surprise really. Hope they fix the fit/ergonomics.
Gilroypro
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Now has my interest. The manual mentions lossless audio. Hope it means Aptx Lossless is included. If it's like Nuratrue Pro, I'm good and will passThis is the new Denon. Two models C10 and C15 that look the same or have the same photo's posted for each filing...
Very Nura-esque wouldn't you say.
SynaestheticA
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Most likely everything the exact same except for aesthetics for them to get it out this quickly after the acquisition. Hopefully better quality control though. 2 Nuratrue Pro's and both currently unusable.
Agree 100%, now we just need to wait for the new Sony
SynaestheticA
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Controls, hearing profile screen, language used (Social Mode) and troubleshooting instructions all the exact same.
My guess is a new shell and that's it. Which tells me they haven't fixed any issues (unless cutout issues was caused by the shell).
This could be a big flop for Denon unless the price is way lower.
I was really in aww of the NTP but now I'm heavily disillusioned with their quality and breaking of consumer law in Australia. (Claim warranty buds are property of Nura and not the owner who got the warranty claim).
Anyway, I'll probs still consider the Denon whoops
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helmutcheese
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You know what they say about a fool and their money! 
More so for me, I hope they fix the flaky connection/cutout issues that some had and some didn't. I was in the have group. I did love the sound that's for sure.
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Elvis Costello
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I got the new Sony WFC700N to replace my Soundcore A40 which started making a horrible high pitched noise.
I am actually pretty impressed by them. They are very compact and comfortable and I like their case. It's not transparent like the WFC500 case but has a similar shape (though slightly smaller) and a matte finish. They also sound much better than the WFC500. Gone is the annoying constant white noise when there is nothing playing.
I know you can get more bells and whistles with the Linkbuds S for a bit more money - there are no touch controls on the 700Ns, which have buttons instead which I kind of prefer (I know, I'm strange) and the ANC isn't quite as powerful as the Linkbuds S. However, these are pretty good if you're looking for a £100 pair of wireless earbuds.
I am actually pretty impressed by them. They are very compact and comfortable and I like their case. It's not transparent like the WFC500 case but has a similar shape (though slightly smaller) and a matte finish. They also sound much better than the WFC500. Gone is the annoying constant white noise when there is nothing playing.
I know you can get more bells and whistles with the Linkbuds S for a bit more money - there are no touch controls on the 700Ns, which have buttons instead which I kind of prefer (I know, I'm strange) and the ANC isn't quite as powerful as the Linkbuds S. However, these are pretty good if you're looking for a £100 pair of wireless earbuds.
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Go pods out for delivery!
Canabuc
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Still loving my buds 2 pro.
With Samsung SSC and Dolby Atmos and their Hear ID, I have a full detailed sound with very good bass and sub bass and great clarity and highs.
I watched a tv show last night and put on 360 audio for it but not head tracking and was pleasantly surprised and how wide the sound stage was giving it a more home theater type of sound.
ANC works pretty good. Some high pitched sounds come through when no music playing but I think that is due to the air vents so no ear pressure build up.
I like having full control on buds as well.
For me I see no reason for exploring the AZ80 having owned the AZ60 as I don't think they add anything from what I am hearing here.
I really feel we have been getting stringed along by manufacturers as there have been minimal things imoroved with each iteration.
We are all waiting for that device that is multi driver multipairing. Using a lossless codec with amazing ANC and long battery life in a small comfortable package with wireless charging as a bonus.
Kind of feel many buds have hit 80% of these but the lossless quality is dragging in.
My Samsung hit enough of these for me with added bonus that they are the best I have tried to use at night in bed should I fall asleep with them in (comfort wise).
With Samsung SSC and Dolby Atmos and their Hear ID, I have a full detailed sound with very good bass and sub bass and great clarity and highs.
I watched a tv show last night and put on 360 audio for it but not head tracking and was pleasantly surprised and how wide the sound stage was giving it a more home theater type of sound.
ANC works pretty good. Some high pitched sounds come through when no music playing but I think that is due to the air vents so no ear pressure build up.
I like having full control on buds as well.
For me I see no reason for exploring the AZ80 having owned the AZ60 as I don't think they add anything from what I am hearing here.
I really feel we have been getting stringed along by manufacturers as there have been minimal things imoroved with each iteration.
We are all waiting for that device that is multi driver multipairing. Using a lossless codec with amazing ANC and long battery life in a small comfortable package with wireless charging as a bonus.
Kind of feel many buds have hit 80% of these but the lossless quality is dragging in.
My Samsung hit enough of these for me with added bonus that they are the best I have tried to use at night in bed should I fall asleep with them in (comfort wise).
erockg
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I know a few of you here have them, but can anyone recommend the UM U-Free TWS buds? Worth it or nothing to see here? I've got a wild hair again...
