veraideishal
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My best guess is that it’s because the TM2 is from a Japanese company, Fostex. Other than the landscape (ambient, etc.) mode, it’s really nothing special by now.
Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?
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Canabuc
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MTW2 would be my top choice for all your needs.
If better ANC is important more so than overall sound, 85t Jabra or Bose.
Samsung if you can get a good fit have had 2 updates recently and ANC is improved. I am ordering my last set of eartips to get comfy fit in my right ear as they would be my top sou ding earbud that has ANC and great sound without a crazy big case.
Sony XM3 is also a great option for sound and ANC.
I know not helpful but presuming you Sony go Apple I would go:
for sound:
1. MTW2
2. Buds pro/XM3/JBL
3. Bose anecdotal as have not heard
4. 85t
5. Technics
If ANC is top priority
1. Bose
2. XM3/85T
3. Buds pro/Technics
4. MTW2/JBL
For budget and if don't mind Chinese app and voice prompts, would put Fiil T1PRO in 3rd for sound
and tied for 4th with MTW2 for ANC.
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Canabuc
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Club pro +. Were among my favorite sounding earbuds but the wireless charging was not working on the case. At 220$ canadian which is about 165$USD. Up there with the Sony but with smaller more comfortable buds and case, wireless charging ipx4, and equal battery life. Only area it was worse than Sony was ANC but to be honest I think I didn't have the best seal when I tried them as the tips ran a bit small for me. Have some other tips on way to try too.
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Does it have touch or real buttons?
Canabuc
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JBL has touch controls. Only buds I know with buttons are the Jabra. I think the Kef are supposed to have buttons too.
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Every bud you listed was made in 2019 or before.
Aah, my bad! I didn't know you meant new. I just assumed you meant of the ones still relevant (though the Bose ones aren't really anymore).
monsieurfromag3
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The KEF Mu3 have landed...
Physical buttons. They look killer. Will report soon.
Physical buttons. They look killer. Will report soon.
I don't have the previous version, but I do have the new one. And I have to say it is the best sounding TWS I have tried. Yes, it is also the most expensive and I don't have that many TWS to compare either. But I do have many wired IEMS and this one is on par with many of them, even above. Also, its frequency response is not as strange as other TWS, but very much like that of the TFZ Live X, but without as much physical capability in the low end.
It has been a very pleasant surprise for me.
diimaan
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My Mu3!
As for as I can tell from my limited listening experience it is no way a bass light one! The bass actually rumbles when called for. May be the fit matters, but for me large on the left and medium on the right sits perfectly!
Not able to test the ANC completely, but it cancels out decent enough noise like my computer fan.
One quirk would be the buttons, as I have to press them little harder and it presses the tws inside my ears further! I believe the experienced headfi'ers can give much detailed explanation on the sound quality, detail retrieval etv! To my inexperienced ears this sounds good so far. Better than my previously used Galaxy Buds+, except may be little low on the volume.
As for as I can tell from my limited listening experience it is no way a bass light one! The bass actually rumbles when called for. May be the fit matters, but for me large on the left and medium on the right sits perfectly!
Not able to test the ANC completely, but it cancels out decent enough noise like my computer fan.
One quirk would be the buttons, as I have to press them little harder and it presses the tws inside my ears further! I believe the experienced headfi'ers can give much detailed explanation on the sound quality, detail retrieval etv! To my inexperienced ears this sounds good so far. Better than my previously used Galaxy Buds+, except may be little low on the volume.
Thesonofkrypton
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My Mu3!
As for as I can tell from my limited listening experience it is no way a bass light one! The bass actually rumbles when called for. May be the fit matters, but for me large on the left and medium on the right sits perfectly!
Not able to test the ANC completely, but it cancels out decent enough noise like my computer fan.
One quirk would be the buttons, as I have to press them little harder and it presses the tws inside my ears further! I believe the experienced headfi'ers can give much detailed explanation on the sound quality, detail retrieval etv! To my inexperienced ears this sounds good so far. Better than my previously used Galaxy Buds+, except may be little low on the volume.
The design of those are slick. Using iPhone or Android?
diimaan
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Yeah, very light in the ears! I am on iLand
So all those exquisite codecs doesn't matter as long as AAC is present!
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I don't have the previous version, but I do have the new one. And I have to say it is the best sounding TWS I have tried. Yes, it is also the most expensive and I don't have that many TWS to compare either. But I do have many wired IEMS and this one is on par with many of them, even above. Also, its frequency response is not as strange as other TWS, but very much like that of the TFZ Live X, but without as much physical capability in the low end.
It has been a very pleasant surprise for me.
Wow these look very interesting. I’ve never heard of a piezoelectric ceramic driver before. Response curve is a little scary for me. Do the mids sound very recessed? I’d like to see more reviews of these.
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I guess my point was most companies Bose included seem to have gone away from this design. Too bad as every touchpad I have used aside from Sennheiser leads to false presses when I sertin adjusting or removing them.
