[highlightshadow]

Well, new toy to have a play with --- totally forgot i'd got a Fiio UTWS5 to pair up with my FH5's plus new phone which supports both AptX Adaptive and LHDC (supposedly better)

 

[clerkpalmer]

They are here on the forum. Write them.

Hard to believe they couldn’t improve the case in what 6 years?

 

[Gilroypro]

Noble seems to release some TWS with some issues and aren't that quick to fix software related issues. But they do take care of their customers with a hardware replacement, well what I experienced

 

[Caipirina]

Let’s see what 1.70$ gets you these days

Always wanted something in orange

 

[absolutnie]

Totally agree. Not okay. But there’s immense pressure to deliver particularly for a smaller company like CA. I’d be more willing to work with them than someone like Bose/Sony. We need more competition in the market not less. And we need more audio focused companies to stay in the mix in TWS or else we’ll be left with nothing but the big four pumping out consumer friendly tws in a different color every month.

You got a point here but the underlying thing driving TWS, the wireless connection, should be sorted before the release date. Iterate and improve afterwards. Trying to fix what shouldn't be broken in the first place doesn't bring confidence. Would you be happy with a car that got all (ish) but you can't drive it? It shouldn't be up for sale.

I understand corporate side of the business but, as probably lots of you maniacs out there, would pay even more for fully working product from a 'boutique' company just to support them if they'd deliver. Audio hobby is expensive, TWS isn't (yet) but looking at Noble's Prestige (apparently great), we are getting there.

CA isn't new company. They know what they are doing audio wise but apparently they can't handle the BT hardware. Same with Noble and their latest "Triumph" (grumpy owner).

Sorry about the rant but, IMHO, any, big or small player, should at least do the basics right

 

[davidmthekidd]

Hard to believe they couldn’t improve the case in what 6 years?

They don't care, almost ALL reviews mention this since the mtw2, case size is important.

 

[PixelSquish]

Anybody tried and have thoughts on the Jabra elite 10?

 

[Dregur]

You got a point here but the underlying thing driving TWS, the wireless connection, should be sorted before the release date. Iterate and improve afterwards. Trying to fix what shouldn't be broken in the first place doesn't bring confidence. Would you be happy with a car that got all (ish) but you can't drive it? It shouldn't be up for sale.

I understand corporate side of the business but, as probably lots of you maniacs out there, would pay even more for fully working product from a 'boutique' company just to support them if they'd deliver. Audio hobby is expensive, TWS isn't (yet) but looking at Noble's Prestige (apparently great), we are getting there.

CA isn't new company. They know what they are doing audio wise but apparently they can't handle the BT hardware. Same with Noble and their latest "Triumph" (grumpy owner).

Sorry about the rant but, IMHO, any, big or small player, should at least do the basics right

Yeah, sounds like similar issues that the Melomania touch 6 years ago that they never quite fixed. It got me to realize for TWS, BT connection was my #1 with sound a close second.

I'm going to give a wide berth to the M100's.

 

[FYLegend]

So I thought I lost my Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros but it turns out they got buried underneath my couch padding for the past 3 months. Anyways, I had recently picked up the Spinfit Omni in Large size, and they are a real saving grace for the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro with a much more reliable fit than the stock tips and the CP360 (which is better than the stock tips but still a tad slippery). They also preserve the Buds 2 Pro tuning much better while the CP360 tones down the mids and treble a fair bit while the bass becomes a tad boomy. Unfortunately I find the large tips rather awkward on the Liberty 3 Pro (which work best with stock tips) and Sony Linkbuds, with the CP360 I prefer medium on the Linkbuds S (although they sometimes don't seal well) and Large on my Buds 2 Pro and Soundcore Space A40.

This brings me to another issue I have encountered with the L3P and previously with some other TWS which is volume dipping. Not a technical failure but it sounds like driver flex/pressure. Often I have to fiddle with the fit to bring back the bass and treble which seems to drop down as they slip out of my ear. I had 2 L3P's and it has become very obvious on the first pair (Silver, which I retired because I noticed some reddish mold or bacteria growing after not using it for over 6 months) and I'm now noticing it on my second pair (purple).

 

[erockg]

Moondrop TWS adapers coming soon:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C5AyqUSO7px/?igsh=NzBmMjdhZWRiYQ==

 

[SynaestheticA]

How do you tap in Japanese?

It should say in the manual somewhere...

 

[subguy812]

Just waiting for something groundbreaking, keeping my money in my pocket, and until then still rocking the EX and Svanar.

 

[subguy812]

Anybody tried and have thoughts on the Jabra elite 10?

Search is your friend...had them twice

 

[Saraguie]

Indiegogo Aviot TE-ZX1 are now shipping, I got an email last night.

Did you receive a delay notice? I did without a delivery date. It is in Alaska at the moment.

 

[cresny]

Did you receive a delay notice? I did without a delivery date. The reason: the war in Ukraine disrupting services. It is in Alaska at the moment.

My tracking info cites a delay due to a mechanical failure. But mine are in Louisville, Kentucky, by way of Anchorage, Alaska.