[Huxley]

Just got my pair and love them, but what tips do you all use and don't say comply I don't get on with them, something about the material.

Is there any way to get ambient off when not playing music, and back on the minute I tap to play.
It would be nice just to one tap when I want to speak to someone.
Turned off ambient when speaking, it's right annoying when it's on/off all the time.

 

[HiFlight]

Just got my pair and love them, but what tips do you all use and don't say comply I don't get on with them, something about the material.

Is there any way to get ambient off when not playing music, and back on the minute I tap to play.
It would be nice just to one tap when I want to speak to someone.
Turned off ambient when speaking, it's right annoying when it's on/off all the time.

You don't need to do any of that, just enable Speak-to-Chat. Great feature!

 

[jsmiller58]

You don't need to do any of that, just enable Speak-to-Chat. Great feature!

And can set the sensitivity as well if the speak to chat is too sensitive.

 

[Huxley]

You don't need to do any of that, just enable Speak-to-Chat. Great feature!

Did that it was on off on off, guess I need to adjust it.

 

[The1Signature]

did anybody compare them with the new b&o beoplay ex?

 

[nc8000]

did anybody compare them with the new b&o beoplay ex?

To me the XM4 is plenty good enough on all parameters for my use case so I have no need nor desire to look for or try anything else

 

[The1Signature]

To me the XM4 is plenty good enough on all parameters for my use case so I have no need nor desire to look for or try anything else

i just checked some youtube videos where both are compared.

although not being a sony fanboy, i have the mdr-z1r, wf xm4, wh xm4, and linkbuds. i feel comfortable with the sony music app on my android and my adjusted, location based settings. so the beosound ex would have to really really convince me to switch.

the problem starts with lacking ldac = beosound delivers "just" aptx adaptive = 30% of ldac bit rate.

 

[Truthseekr]

I settled on Sednaearfit Crystal Standard (not the shorter TWS version) Good isolation, comfort, and sound.

 

[ElKabong]

I settled on Sednaearfit Crystal Standard (not the shorter TWS version) Good isolation, comfort, and sound.

Going to order these, i have the spin fits that i do like, but i'll give these a whirl.

 

[nc8000]

I settled on Sednaearfit Crystal Standard (not the shorter TWS version) Good isolation, comfort, and sound.

That’s also what I use. I actually use the TWS on my Z1R

 

[Truthseekr]

That’s also what I use. I actually use the TWS on my Z1R

Nice. I like the xelastics too and even slightly better for isolation but they deform too quickly and get pricey to keep replacing.

 

[nc8000]

Nice. I like the xelastics too and even slightly better for isolation but they deform too quickly and get pricey to keep replacing.

Yes the Xelastics deformed and became unuseable faster than foams

 

[Truthseekr]

Yes the Xelastics deformed and became unuseable faster than foams

Yeah it’s a bummer. They would probably be my overall favorite if it wasn’t for that.

 

[BMAN94]

Anybody have impressions on fit in hear compared to the XM3? I had the XM3 but I pretty much had to stop using them because they just would not stay in my ear. I even tried the Sony Linkbuds hoping those would be cool but they didn't fit in my ear either.

I "downgraded" to the Galaxy Buds Pro last year, and while the sound quality is nothing spectacular, they are just good enough and fit perfectly in my ear. However, the noise cancelation on the Galaxy Buds outright suck compared to what I had with the XM3.

I'm trying to avoid the process of buying and returning If I don't have to, so how does the XM4 fit in your ears, especially compared to the XM3 or Galaxy Buds Pro?

 

[nc8000]

Anybody have impressions on fit in hear compared to the XM3? I had the XM3 but I pretty much had to stop using them because they just would not stay in my ear. I even tried the Sony Linkbuds hoping those would be cool but they didn't fit in my ear either.

I "downgraded" to the Galaxy Buds Pro last year, and while the sound quality is nothing spectacular, they are just good enough and fit perfectly in my ear. However, the noise cancelation on the Galaxy Buds outright suck compared to what I had with the XM3.

I'm trying to avoid the process of buying and returning If I don't have to, so how does the XM4 fit in your ears, especially compared to the XM3 or Galaxy Buds Pro?

I didn't really have any problems with the XM3 but certainly prefer the fit of the XM4