Dat Timmkoo TIK-T1 though...
(note: the tips they come with are OK, I prefer my CP350 tips shown above)
~85-87% of MW07's sound quality with similar profile though not as rich due to more recessed mid's but has stronger bass and slightly higher upper treble which gives it an exaggerated crispness (despite elevated treble which I'm sensitive too, it's not in that 8K-ish range like the MW07's which disagree with my ears). Literally just got these so that's my zero burn-in impressions but they are easily my current recommendation for bargain TWE's ($38.99). It even has AAC codec (though they didn't advertise it). Passed palm cover test with flying colors with no intra-bud drop out's though overall range is just ok but still pretty good. Will need to test how they hold up on trip into the city tomorrow as well as the battery life (they claim 4.5hrs). The touch controls are limited to the silver dot on the side so not easily accidentally invoked though as with most touch controls I've experienced on TWE's, not exactly the most responsive nor easy to always invoke the exact function one wants. The sound stage and image separation are also quitegood just about matching the MW07's (or at least coming very close. Suffice to say, I'm very impressed by these so far.
The main reason I got these is they were unique looking and didn't seem like the other cookie cutter spin-off's that spawn from one OEM. Random fact: along with the iansean T1S, they are the only two TWEs I've tried recently where the manufacturer recorded their own custom messages for certain verbal cues (Power On, pairing, etc.) and both feature English spoken by a female with distinct Chinese accent (iansean were more Cantonese sounding whereas this was more Mandarin)