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Headphoneus Supremus
Ha ha! Definitely why or it's targeted. Bummer.Hmm, does not show up for me. I guess it's because I'm leeching off my cousin's Prime (I only get 3% back). I guess you gotta pay for perks!
Ha ha! Definitely why or it's targeted. Bummer.Hmm, does not show up for me. I guess it's because I'm leeching off my cousin's Prime (I only get 3% back). I guess you gotta pay for perks!
Dang, TWS photos can be so misleading.Not that it makes much difference.....
FX150T are actually a bit bigger than their predecessor.
I am recommending the kenwood ws a1( the downside is it might be too big), akg n400ncI'm not too familiar with TWS iems and I'm looking for a gift for my teenage nephew, a budding audiophile.
Can anyone recommend something under $100?
Thanks.
I've had good luck with apkpure (used it for some Japanese earbuds I can't remember the name of that I couldn't return because dhl fees :/)I noticed that the app for the new FX150T is also avaibile, but can't seem to download it unless you're in japan (I've tried with a VPN too)
Soundcore Space A40 is a good choice. Decent ANC, fairly balanced sound, great EQ and app, long battery life, SBC, AAC and LDAC support.I'm not too familiar with TWS iems and I'm looking for a gift for my teenage nephew, a budding audiophile.
Can anyone recommend something under $100?
Thanks.
Might be by design. The only way to circumvent the website not letting people outside of Japan order the 150T was by getting an Amazon Japan account (for me in aus atleast). Changing the sound signatures seems essential so hope we can access it.I noticed that the app for the new FX150T is also avaibile, but can't seem to download it unless you're in japan (I've tried with a VPN too)
I wasn't aware that anker is making audiophile level iems now. Is the SQ on par with something like a KZ DQ6 or CCA CRA?Soundcore Space A40 is a good choice. Decent ANC, fairly balanced sound, great EQ and app, long battery life, SBC, AAC and LDAC support.
Soundcore Space A40 is a good choice. Decent ANC, fairly balanced sound, great EQ and app, long battery life, SBC, AAC and LDAC support.
I have the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air something Pro something, and found the tuning really good, rivaling other more expensive ones I have, same with ANC. So I agree that for under $100, I would go with Anker Soundcore. Just good luck figuring out all the names and numbers!Soundcore Space A40 is a good choice. Decent ANC, fairly balanced sound, great EQ and app, long battery life, SBC, AAC and LDAC support.
If you mean the presets you can regardless. Just easier, supposedly, with the app than cycling through. But if you are out and about getting out your phone, opening the app, going to the section and changing really isn't any worse than cycling through using the R bud. I would rather have 6 settings though than them choosing to have less. The world we live in right? The review complaining about pressing a button. Much ado about nothing cause most of us choose what sounds best and leave it. I only need to change when listening to radio mystery theater shows since they are a few times from old cassette recordings which may sound like crap and be hard to hear.Might be by design. The only way to circumvent the website not letting people outside of Japan order the 150T was by getting an Amazon Japan account (for me in aus atleast). Changing the sound signatures seems essential so hope we can access it.
Soundcore liberty pro 3, they’re on sale on Amazon for $99.I'm not too familiar with TWS iems and I'm looking for a gift for my teenage nephew, a budding audiophile.
Can anyone recommend something under $100?
Thanks.
Ebay for 69Soundcore liberty pro 3, they’re on sale on Amazon for $99.