Thanks for the heads-up! I wonder how these sound compared to the Technics or the Sennheiser Momentum. I am looking for a new pair (coming from the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro) and don't care about ANC and feel like I am paying for that with some of the more expensive ones. At $100 on sale,, these could fit the bill.
This is so tempting. I had pretty much decided that lack of ANC is a no-go, but given fit and tips I may break that rule for these. How do they compare to MTW2 or Sony in that regard? I currently just have the Sony's and love the sound and ANC, but the fit in motion will probably always be a problem.
I think these fall into the same category as the technics we were discussing over the weekend that were on Amazon coupon sale. I would hold off and save your money. Lots of new stuff coming and you'll wish you hadn't burned the hundy on good not great TWS.
I couldn't wear the Sony's. Fit was really bad in my ears. I also have the MTW2 and love them. The Klipsch have great sound. Decent soundstage. I like the fit but some may not. I get about 7-8 hrs per charge. For $99 the T5II are a steal at that price. In my opinion, I'd say in order of what think is the best: MTW2, Klipsch, Jabra 85T then the Sony come in last. Mostly because the fit was awful and both the case and buds are huge.
Can't speak for the H1 although they look quite nice. As between Bose and Sony, Bose all day long if fit matters to you. The Sony is fatally flawed in the fit category. Some people prefer the richer warmer sq of the Sony but I think the Bose go toe to toe with them provided you like the Bose house sound.
[/QUOTE]Hope they get a UK release....
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Got a delivery from Amazon a few minutes ago. My last TWS till the new wave come with 5.2 and LC3+. Took some quick pics.
size comparison with some not all
Off to test them out a little.
First take is very positive. On all fronts actually. Like the case. Happy with the improvement over my JVC on the hear through and mic quality improvement. Sound impresses with the size and space, the bass reach, the resolution, and the space and roominess of the sound. No smear or congestion and you can hear everything in it's own space. Love the small size and easy fit and comfort. A little push and twist seems to be the right way to insert quick and easy. Case is small and solid and type C just no Qi. Quick solid connection, perfect touch controls. Easy enough to grab them on the sides and never accidentally touch the panel. Can get quite loud so not close to max volume on my devices. Can't think of anything negative to say.
Thank you guys for the intervention. I've had my eye on the Senns since they dropped. If they drop below $250 I'll bite.
So which one do you think is better in terms of sound quality and latency (apart from comfort)?
