[Stephan]

I received those SSK UFO buds https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/L3FyQ9hm today, only 9 days after ordering... and after a/b-ing same songs (using same ear tips) I am reasonably confident that they sound exactly like my Anbes 359. Does not even feel like any burn in is needed.



Same shape, same announce voice, same case, white lights on ufo instead of blue.
Very happy to have a spare now.

Are these ones on Amazon the same?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R8TPND5/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_BUGJDbB40GAHS

 

[vstolpner]

Sound sig slightly warm, but great vocals, for mostly pop music.

If I were to only try 3, which 3 would you recommend, and which is your favorite for <$50?

Mpow T5
Kissral R18 (Anbes 359 OOS on Amazon)
Tranya T3
Lystar J29

The first 3 on your list. I think you'll like Tranya T3's as they have the warmer sound signature, but they're also quite bassy.

 

[webvan]

Tested & confirmed. Volume control present & same as Anbes

as for your ears ... this is where we all have our own stories. I actually started out with the Jabra Elite Sport, and liked that fullness. Today only my Havit G1 have tgat Form factor, and I am not a fan anymore.

out of all buds I have, I like that specific tear drop shape of the Anbes 359 best (and hence I ordered the SSK)

one slight difference might be (need to test) : the space inside the UFO looks ever so slightly bigger, might have space for bigger tips. Will try with spinfits

It's just that I find that the "fullness" holds in place better if you move around. The Anbes have a lot of "wiggling" room in my ears even if I tuck them in the bottom

Have you listened to the G1 recently ? I tried them the other day and was pretty disappointed by their SQ compared to the Anbes, much less detail and clarity I found.

 

[Grayson73]

There was a lightning deal for the Tranya T3 $36 this morning. Missed it!

 

[mattedialdoc]

Sound sig slightly warm, but great vocals, for mostly pop music.

If I were to only try 3, which 3 would you recommend, and which is your favorite for <$50?

Mpow T5
Kissral R18 (Anbes 359 OOS on Amazon)
Tranya T3
Lystar J29

I prefer the B530 to the T3.

 

[vstolpner]

I prefer the B530 to the T3.

The B530 is nice, but more than $50, and in find it sits somewhere between the T3 and Mpow T5. I like the balance and clarity of the T5 and the bass of the T3, so prefer to have both.

 

[karloil]

I´ve seen a you tube video with the review of the , Lypertek - Tevi, and he compares the sound to the senheisser momentum. It costs 90$. Perhaps the best tws under 100$. Has anyone tried them?.
the links of the review and the brand

https://www.lypertek.com/product-page/lypertek-tevi-truly-wireless-earphones

Regards.

Tried today and immediately purchased one. I arrived quite late at the audio shop, the attendant told me I was the 12th person to purchase today!

Some of the TWs that I've auditioned before, ranking them from highest to lowest in terms of my prefered SQ

1. Lypertek Tevi (Newly owned)
2. Sennheiser Momentum M3
3. Nuarl NT01AX
4. Jabra Elite 65t (Owned)
5. HifiMan TWS600
6. Sony WF-1000XM3
7. Bose SoundSport Free
8. Jabra Elite Sport (4.5 Battery life version)

The Tevi is a no brainer-purchase. Even if you blindly purchase it, you won't regret it. Price wise, it's cheap - but it's a heavy weight on specs - BT 5.0, 10 hours/charge (70 hours case charge), IPX7, Type C.

I agree with this review wholeheartedly:

 

[clerkpalmer]

Tried today and immediately purchased one. I arrived quite late at the audio shop, the attendant told me I was the 12th person to purchase today!

Some of the TWs that I've auditioned before, ranking them from highest to lowest in terms of my prefered SQ

1. Lypertek Tevi (Newly owned)
2. Sennheiser Momentum M3
3. Nuarl NT01AX
4. Jabra Elite 65t (Owned)
5. HifiMan TWS600
6. Sony WF-1000XM3
7. Bose SoundSport Free
8. Jabra Elite Sport (4.5 Battery life version)

The Tevi is a no brainer-purchase. Even if you blindly purchase it, you won't regret it. Price wise, it's cheap - but it's a heavy weight on specs - BT 5.0, 10 hours/charge (70 hours case charge), IPX7, Type C.

I agree with this review wholeheartedly:

Have you heard the mw07?

 

[mattedialdoc]

The B530 is nice, but more than $50, and in find it sits somewhere between the T3 and Mpow T5. I like the balance and clarity of the T5 and the bass of the T3, so prefer to have both.

That makes sense. If the T5 had touch control it would be in the running for me. The buttons just were not the best. That said, I have the Tevi coming and the have push buttons...hoping easier to press.

 

[mattedialdoc]

Tried today and immediately purchased one. I arrived quite late at the audio shop, the attendant told me I was the 12th person to purchase today!

Some of the TWs that I've auditioned before, ranking them from highest to lowest in terms of my prefered SQ

1. Lypertek Tevi (Newly owned)
2. Sennheiser Momentum M3
3. Nuarl NT01AX
4. Jabra Elite 65t (Owned)
5. HifiMan TWS600
6. Sony WF-1000XM3
7. Bose SoundSport Free
8. Jabra Elite Sport (4.5 Battery life version)

The Tevi is a no brainer-purchase. Even if you blindly purchase it, you won't regret it. Price wise, it's cheap - but it's a heavy weight on specs - BT 5.0, 10 hours/charge (70 hours case charge), IPX7, Type C.

I agree with this review wholeheartedly:

How were the push button controls? The reviewers thus far indicate they are easy to activate.

 

[vstolpner]

That makes sense. If the T5 had touch control it would be in the running for me. The buttons just were not the best. That said, I have the Tevi coming and the have push buttons...hoping easier to press.

I actually prefer physical buttons...I like being able to throw the earbuds in the pocket for a few minutes and not worry about the buttons triggering

 

[Caipirina]

Are these ones on Amazon the same?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R8TPND5/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_BUGJDbB40GAHS

Looks like it! and only 20.99!!!!
the above link was not working for me ... so, this truncated one should work ... PPL .. anbes 359 clone for 20.99$ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R8TPND5/
only 14 left!

(listened some more today and still convinced it's the same sound sig ... but then again, my ears are old)

 

[webvan]

I thought the call quality of the Momentum was bad but that video says it's excellent, was it improved with GW updates?

 

[karloil]

How were the push button controls? The reviewers thus far indicate they are easy to activate.

Quite easy enough. Comparing it with the 65t, the buttons on the Tevi is just a tad bit 'harder' to push. Doesn't bother me though as I'm mostly on my phone and do the necessary changes there.

 

[Grayson73]

Some deals on Amazon. Any of these better than price point?

GoNovate $30 (list price $70)
https://www.amazon.com/GoNovate-Incredible-Cancelling-Waterproof-Continuous/dp/B07SN9Q7JV

Dveda $32 (list price $70)
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Dveda-Headphones-Noise-Cancelling-Waterproof/dp/B07PM383ZW/

iTeknic $26 (list price $46)
https://www.amazon.com/iTeknic-Bluetooth-Headphones-Wireless-Waterproof/dp/B07R9SX7HG/

Meidong $43 (list price $61)
https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Headphones-KY06-Waterproof-Rchargable/dp/B07TD4VDRY/

ENACFIRE E18 $30 (list price $46)
https://www.amazon.com/ENACFIRE-Bluetooth-Waterproof-Headphones-Microphone/dp/B07SQNPWT7/

GUSGU $36 (list price $50)
https://www.amazon.com/GUSGU-Bluetooth-Cancelling-Waterproof-Headphones/dp/B07TD7S8L7/

Panfrey $40 (list price $53)
https://www.amazon.com/PANFREY-Bluetooth5-0-Cancelling-Earphones-Waterproof/dp/B07TWPS4X1/

AMuoc $35 (list price $46)
https://www.amazon.com/Amuoc-Bluetooth-Headphones-Sweat-Proof-Earphones/dp/B07VK5KF6Y