Any idea how would they compare to the Victor JVC spiral dots? They appear to have the same wide bore. I ordered auvios from radioshack didn't pay for express shipping so it's going to be a couple weeks until they get here.I’m sure you’ll love the Auvios. I use them on a lot of my IEMs, not just the QS1/T1C.
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Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?
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Any idea how would they compare to the Victor JVC spiral dots? They appear to have the same wide bore. I ordered auvios from radioshack didn't pay for express shipping so it's going to be a couple weeks until they get here.
They are basically a ‘poor man’s Spiral Dot’.
BobJS
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i found that for me the T1 perform better with these wide bores. also still would fit perfectly inside the case because it's not too tall
i think the T1C sounded great regardless the price. I'd say it sounds better even than some wired under 100usd
Did we find out which tips these were?
And what kind of tips is that? I have nothing in my collection with that kind of wide bore. Would love to try one on the QCY.
Did we find out which tips these were?
it's some really generic and cheap wide bores that i purchased from a local online store in my country
https://www.jakartanotebook.com/silicon-earbuds-50-degree-for-earphone-black
i almost exclusively only use this product for wide bore solution (beside the JVC spiral dots and the Tennmak whirlwinds)
i did a google image search for it and found this on aliexpress, i hope it is the same product as they are using the same picture
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hot...&terminal_id=fccfab85825a47e5ad87c4ae3a46d856
Hi everyone, I'm looking for a budget true wireless (TWS) in-ear.
My budget is around 50$. From my googling around, some were caught my attention:
• Jlab Jbuds Air
• SoundPEAT True Free ( variant Q29 and Q32 make me confusing, I mean on the SoundPEAT page, they have only True Free version when I surf around, can not find Q29, but Q32 which leads me think only for Japan market)
• TOZO T10 (rank #6 on Amazon best seller IE headphones)
• More on TWS on Amazon best seller IE headphones list
My priority following: Sound quality > Durability > Battery > Functionality.
Additionally, I seriously consider about whether they'll fit my ears or not, but since almost of IEs allows to swap their ear-tips, I'll let it as it would be.
Sorry for my bad English, I appreciate for any advice or suggestion.
My budget is around 50$. From my googling around, some were caught my attention:
• Jlab Jbuds Air
• SoundPEAT True Free ( variant Q29 and Q32 make me confusing, I mean on the SoundPEAT page, they have only True Free version when I surf around, can not find Q29, but Q32 which leads me think only for Japan market)
• TOZO T10 (rank #6 on Amazon best seller IE headphones)
• More on TWS on Amazon best seller IE headphones list
My priority following: Sound quality > Durability > Battery > Functionality.
Additionally, I seriously consider about whether they'll fit my ears or not, but since almost of IEs allows to swap their ear-tips, I'll let it as it would be.
Sorry for my bad English, I appreciate for any advice or suggestion.
I believe SoundPEATS True Free are re-brand of a highly regraded here QCY T1c. As with QCY, other versions that have same looking earbuds differ only in a better charging case that has a lid and bigger capacity. I had T1c and liked the sound - quite balanced, clear and neutral with a little rolled off but pleasant highs. SQ is definitely no worse than $150 Jabra 65t. But construction is meh, charging case doesn't have a lid, there's no resident volume control and no USB-C. So I replaced them by Anbes 359 which for $36 I highly recommend. They sound more bassy and more spacious but less neutral than T1c. Still pretty good and in similar vein. And they also have a novelty UFO-shaped case with a lid and USB-C, volume controls, they go much louder, better construction and materials, better mic and they fit my ears better. Since everyone's ears are different, like with any IEMs be prepared to roll your own tips and be aware that not all non-stock tips will fit into a charging case. Btw, your written English is much better than that of many natives .SoundPEAT True Free ( variant Q29 and Q32 make me confusing, I mean on the SoundPEAT page, they have only True Free version when I surf around, can not find Q29, but Q32 which leads me think only for Japan market)
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Are the NT01AX the best TW buds atm?
Sound profile?
If I order them from Japan Amazon whats the seller to order them from?
Thank you in advance!
Sound profile?
If I order them from Japan Amazon whats the seller to order them from?
Thank you in advance!
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for a budget true wireless (TWS) in-ear.
My budget is around 50$. From my googling around, some were caught my attention:
• Jlab Jbuds Air
• SoundPEAT True Free ( variant Q29 and Q32 make me confusing, I mean on the SoundPEAT page, they have only True Free version when I surf around, can not find Q29, but Q32 which leads me think only for Japan market)
• TOZO T10 (rank #6 on Amazon best seller IE headphones)
• More on TWS on Amazon best seller IE headphones list
My priority following: Sound quality > Durability > Battery > Functionality.
Additionally, I seriously consider about whether they'll fit my ears or not, but since almost of IEs allows to swap their ear-tips, I'll let it as it would be.
Sorry for my bad English, I appreciate for any advice or suggestion.
the QCY T1C is a great pick. also others here mention the Anbes 359 and Tiso i4 as their favorite.
my two other favorite are the Sabbat X12 Pro and Mifo o5 standard version. both are priced near the 50usd mark if you shop around
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Are the NT01AX the beat TW buds atm?
Sound profile?
If I order them from Japan Amazon whats the seller to order them from?
Thank you in advance!
I have bookmarked this site for future qcc5100. https://www.stereo.com.sg/shop/earphones/true-wireless.html
Anyone else here with qcc3026 that get it to work with win 10 1809? only voice on my mavins
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I just found out the Powerbeats Pro will not have an ambient mode. As a commuter, this is a fairly important feature I'd like to have.
Is this something that can be added later on via a software update?
It certainly could as the hardware capability is there, but I wouldn’t buy them counting on it happening. If they didn’t include the feature in the first place they possibly don’t think it is worth their while (although I would definitely agree with you that it is a useful feature).
Are the NT01AX the best TW buds atm?
Sound profile?
If I order them from Japan Amazon whats the seller to order them from?
Thank you in advance!
Hard to say. They along with the MW07 were my favorite, sound wise. They are much cheaper than the MW07 and the battery lasts 3 times longer, but the finish and build quality is less good, especially the case.
They are neutral in sound. It is a requirement of HDSS certification for the sound to have as little coloring as possible.
From outside Japan I am not sure the best place to get them...Amazon any seller with a rating over 90 and a few hundred transactions should be fine. You can also try ordering from them directly.
C_Lindbergh
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Do the NT01AX have some kind of ambient mode?
Do the NT01AX have some kind of ambient mode?
Nope, that's why I have the Sabbat X12 pro. Better than any ambient mode I have tried to be honest.
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Hard to say. They along with the MW07 were my favorite, sound wise. They are much cheaper than the MW07 and the battery lasts 3 times longer, but the finish and build quality is less good, especially the case.
They are neutral in sound. It is a requirement of HDSS certification for the sound to have as little coloring as possible.
From outside Japan I am not sure the best place to get them...Amazon any seller with a rating over 90 and a few hundred transactions should be fine. You can also try ordering from them directly.
Would be interesting to listen for difference on the mavin and NT01AX , not prepared to pay for it though. Looks like the tax man forgot about the mavin hopefully. do like them but in one ear have to adjust the button press so it dont jam it in.
C_Lindbergh
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Nope, that's why I have the Sabbat X12 pro. Better than any ambient mode I have tried to be honest.
Yeah, but they got neither an EQ or APTX ..
I guess I'll have to wait some time more for a perfect pair of True Wireless... My current pair is the Sennheiser TMW, which are really good in terms of SQ, but lacks in many areas.
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