I would work on the assumption that they're not --- everytime i've bought something via kickstarter/indigogo they've been shipped from china and got stung for import costs
They include shipping costs but import duty / customs are typically backers responsibility
From a sound quality perspective they're probably the best and most comfortable TWS I've tried.
But they do come with quite many downsides besides the good stuff.
There's no wireless charging, touch controls are quite difficult to master and the battery life is atrocious... Personally I couldn't get the multipoint to work either.
From a sound quality perspective they're probably the best and most comfortable TWS I've tried.
But they do come with quite many downsides besides the good stuff.
There's no wireless charging, touch controls are quite difficult to master and the battery life is atrocious... Personally I couldn't get the multipoint to work either.
What are you talking about. The poster didn't list any price limitations and said he wanted the best sound quality. So I posted a list with several options from the most expensive down to under $300. I did exactly what the poster asked. What's not fair about that?
From a sound quality perspective they're probably the best and most comfortable TWS I've tried.
But they do come with quite many downsides besides the good stuff.
There's no wireless charging, touch controls are quite difficult to master and the battery life is atrocious... Personally I couldn't get the multipoint to work either.
Totally agree. Super comfortable. Awesome balanced sound that grows on you as you adjust to them. Not sure why I sold them TBH. Probably chasing the dragon.
I'm not sure :S. I haven't researched the comparisons, but I was trying to translate the website haha.
Now that I've put a few hours on them, I went with this:
1. Added 2db to the bass via the Aviot app
2. Use Pentaconn Coreir brass tips
I actually prefer Azla SednaEarfit Max on most headphones, and on occasion SpinFit, but with these, the Pentaconn was just a little big better TO ME (but it's also like 2/3X the price haha)
I'm someone who has both the Empire Ears Legend EVO and the Fir Audio Xenon 6, so I like my visceral bass and the TE-ZX1 flagship version with the above configuration is keeping me fairly satisfied.
If your only concern is sound quality and battery life and you do not need any other features, what you're looking for is not an TWS imho.
You're much better off with earhooks or an ""Wireless cable"" (or however these are called) or even an portable Bluetooth receiver.
Because sound quality is the only thing that TWS can do least good. They are made to have a lots of features to compensate for the lack of sound quality but if your most important thing is sound quality in a wireless fashion, an TWS is imho not what you're looking for.
Pulled the trigger, got AZ80. Really nice step up from AZ60, keeping somewhat similar tuning with better detail, soundstage and features (wireless charging, earpiece insertion detection). Metal music sounds lovely!
So I received the Final ZE8000 MK11 unfortunately not for me fit is uncomfortable after a short time sound was unimpressive I actually enjoyed the orbits better.
Not sure what to try next!!
So I received the Final ZE8000 MK11 unfortunately not for me fit is uncomfortable after a short time sound was unimpressive I actually enjoyed the orbits better.
Not sure what to try next!!
can’t help you with fit but for sound they do take a little time to get used to. Initially they were not very impressive to me but after a few days they really grew on me. It’s not a punchy sound.
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