sorry I have not. I am using a Samsung phone so have not tried the APP2.
Thanks, it's great to finally see some reviews of budget IEM's back in this thread. As much as I'd love to drop the $200-400 Canuckistan dollars on high end TWS, I'm just not in that financial ballpark so these reviews are most welcome.Got the Baseus M2s which, according to the manufacturer, offer up to -48dB ANC and BISA spatial audio as their main selling points for ~$50. Since the Baseus E9 and Storm 3, that I bought last year, have both been solid performers, I had pretty high expectations for the M2s.
ANC really is *the* strong point with these and the best out of all budget TWS I've tried so far. There are useful profiles for commuting or wind-noise cancelling when you're outside, and they all work surprisingly well. However, the ANC profiles need to be switched manually, since there's no automatic mode.
As for sound signature and quality, these are veritable bass cannons, and the amount of bass they're able to pump out in a fairly well controlled manner is impressive. Of course there are some EQ settings in the app that make them a bit more neutral, but as far as I'm concerned, I'd say these are meant to be fun phones and if I wanted more accurate sound, I'd rather opt for something else.
Now for the underwhelming part: their other selling point, namely BISA spatial audio, is meant to function like Dirac Virtuo, but isn't half as effective to my ears. What's more, enabling BISA disables all EQ settings, whereas I can combine Dirac Virtuo with any EQ I want. All in all, BISA is hardly more than a gimmick imo.
Bottom line, these are a bit half-baked overall, but may still be a good choice for bassheads who're looking for a cheap TWS with strong ANC.
Yeah, have like 20+ TWS. Would of had passed 30 but sold some along the way
I'd say the 3ANC are the most balanced and have great instrument separation. Denon sub-bass is a force to be reckoned with, but the fit is still not great for me no matter what tips I try. I had the same issue when they were called the Nurture Pro. Sadly, I sold the AZ80. While they definitely were a complete package, I thought the first two sounded better to my ears. Also, didn't think the ANC worked well while traveling. The Bose QCII destroys them in that sense.
I don't know man. I'm approaching 52 and I'm still a dude, an easy going kind person who tries not to sweat the small stupid stuff. It happens, but hopefully most folks don't see it. Those are my problems. But that's just me
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Think higher number is newer and usually better so that part is pretty easy. But you have different metal designations for certain tunings like CU, Ti or whatever cause there is the same driver but different enclosures. Different cause they have made a lot of models but only use single dynamic drivers. One of the few that have driver capsules that can be removed from the housing which makes a pretty natural TWS conversion in this model. You can see it clearly on the bottom but it doesn't unplug like with some of the earphones. They are highly regarded but being a Japan brand and finding the right tuning you want makes them a brand you really need to do your homework on. They are a brand that likes to give good products they are proud of.
Beat ya to it. Hit the big 5 - 2 bout 4 weeks ago.I don't know man. I'm approaching 52 and I'm still a dude, an easy going kind person who tries not to sweat the small stupid stuff. It happens, but hopefully most folks don't see it. Those are my problems. But that's just me
I have a real big one coming this Sunday....I am a month out you old codgers
wow, seems like there are quite a few of us in that older/wiser age group. 53 here.I don't know man. I'm approaching 52 and I'm still a dude, an easy going kind person who tries not to sweat the small stupid stuff. It happens, but hopefully most folks don't see it. Those are my problems. But that's just me
how diferent sound az80 vs qcii ?
