Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?

[BigZ12]

I saw these a while back after I Googled them as not heard anything new from the company for a while.

Seems they have nothing new so jumped on the boutique bandwagon, at least the price is not bad but it is an old QCC3040 Chipset.

Yes, noticed the "old" chipset as well, but they are all new from Lypertek since I got the "Introducing..." email today?!

I think they look good, look comfortable to wear, have AAC and aptX Adaptive for my iPhone 15 and BT-W5 and 1BA+1DD for good sound.
And the price is good (found a promo code, 10off, that shaves 10% off as well).

I loved my Lypertek Tevis, so I'm tempting to give the C3s a try...

 

[helmutcheese]

Yea when I originally searched for company news months ago it was either a "coming soon" or "pre-order" and it was only a few days ago somehow I came across them again.

Pretty sure they were originally called Levi (may have been a patent issue).

 

[HardstyleLoco96]

These look tempting.
https://www.lypertek.com/product-pa...less-earphones-bluetooth-5-2-qualcomm-chipset

Hmmm.... Alpha & Delta KS100.......

 

[Aevum]

thats what i was about to say, they seem like the KS100.

 

[Knightsfan11]

Read back some pages, some interesting comments Re: gb3p. I read they were being released a little while ago, but didn't realise they had been till coming to this thread.
Question regarding the "buds" part of them. Are they more designed as a bug, rather than an IEM? Guess what I'm asking is, will tips like Spinfits & AZLA Xelastic still fit them?

I'm coming from using Sony WF-1000xm4's (iphone 12), so totally different experience & use case, or just another TWS?

 

[dweaver]

Read back some pages, some interesting comments Re: gb3p. I read they were being released a little while ago, but didn't realise they had been till coming to this thread.
Question regarding the "buds" part of them. Are they more designed as a bug, rather than an IEM? Guess what I'm asking is, will tips like Spinfits & AZLA Xelastic still fit them?

I'm coming from using Sony WF-1000xm4's (iphone 12), so totally different experience & use case, or just another TWS?

No traditional tips will not fit them, so you will have to wait for some of the tip companies to design replacement tips.

 

[Knightsfan11]

No traditional tips will not fit them, so you will have to wait for some of the tip companies to design replacement tips.

So I'm guessing they have more the traditional buds sound rather than an IEM?

 

[regancipher]

thats what i was about to say, they seem like the KS100.

EPZ use the same shell too. Seems like the 2024 Tronsmart Apollo Bold!

 

[helmutcheese]

EPZ use the same shell too. Seems like the 2024 Tronsmart Apollo Bold!

^^ We got fooled big time by the rep in here, one of the worse POS TWS I have ever bought!

 

[MikkiT]

Hi guys.
Question: I’m looking for new tips for my AirPods Pro 2s to improve the overall sound quality. I’ve tried several different Azla tips, and they have been a big improvement, but they’re made in 2 pieces and they always come apart when I take them out of my ears. Any ideas about alternatives that are one piece, or how to stop the Azlas from doing this? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[helmutcheese]

You damaged AZLA ear tips?

I have had them for 3-4 years and not one set are damaged and now I have the whole range (bar one new model "Max TWS 6" I cannot get so far).

The only ones I could see getting damaged is the newish "Foamax" but they say all there ear tips have a 2month life.

Are you talking about the little black nozzle adapters that some come with?

 

[MikkiT]

You damaged AZLA ear tips?

I have had them for 3-4 years and not one set are damaged and now I have the whole range (bar one new model "Max TWS 6" I cannot get so far).

The only ones I could see getting damaged is the newish "Foamax" but they say all there ear tips have a 2month life.

Are you talking about the little black nozzle adapters that some come with?

They aren’t damaged. The tips are assembled in two pieces and don’t seem to have any physical connection between the tip itself and the adapter that connects them to the earbud, either an adhesive or some kind of fastener. When I take the APP out of my ear, the two parts separate. The connector remains attached to the earbud, but the actual tip stays in my ear. They go back together no problem, but it is very annoying.

 

[helmutcheese]

I still do not get what you mean, the ear tips are one piece (yes some models are 2 different material's welded/moulded together).

Again if you mean the little black adapters (they are extras) means they ideally are not suited to those earbuds and I have rarely used them on any earbuds (not for any I actually did not send back).

 

[MikkiT]

I still do not get what you mean, the ear tips are one piece (yes some models are 2 different material's welded/moulded together).

Again if you mean the little black adapters (they are extras) means they ideally are not suited to those earbuds and I have rarely used them on any earbuds (not for any I actually did not send back).

This is what happens when I take them out (not my actual ear)

 

[helmutcheese]

I have had on occasion ear tips come off in my ears due to getting a really good seal and had to remove them with tweezer but they are still one piece and if it happen a lot then the earbuds nozzles are too small for them, hence some models come with those little adapters and some people use plumbers (thread) tape.