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My ears are small, so it covered mine completely as I said in the video, but I could understand if that's not the case for you. We are all different, after all.

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The LIVE have more premium design, while the TUNE seem more minimalistic. The LIVE has bigger drivers so they sound more immersive while the TUNE sounds more balanced.

There is a charge indicator light on the case

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@ done bro.

@Techtalkpathou great stuff.

No. It doesn't.

Some people can't handle anything inside their ears for a long time and they prefer headphones over earbuds. If that's not you , then yes, it will be comfortable enough and mic is not the best you'd find but it's close enough.

@ thnx for the help…can you suggest any other earbuds?

www.youtube.com/@TECHONABUDGET007/playlists Look through my playlists. I'm sure you will find something

May you rephrase the question please?

@TECHONABUDGET007 because when i tried to turn my earphones on it said on right earphone battery low 2 times even though i was charging them for hours

@mkmll maybe the pins are not making a proper contact in the charge case. Maybe clean the contact points on the earbud and the case and try charging again , making sure they make contact. Good luck

Most earbuds are made with a sound profile in mind. That is determined by the drivers used to make them. So I don't think you can just change a sound profile. What I think you can do is change the EQ settings to something you like or close to it.

ofcourse

I'm glad you found it helpful!

Your local tech, electronic and audio store. I'm sure you'll find one.

But this is not the JBL wave. This is the JBL Tunebuds. Different in every way. Just like models are different even if they are the same brand. Don't you think?

They are both great. Your decision should be dependent on what you prefer when it comes to sound

This headphones in my opinion is one of the most underrated headphones. Yes, it has a microphone for calls and the call quality is great in my opinion. Battery lasts long, and connectivity is 10 metres .I don't know what earbuds you are considering so I can't speak to that. But these headphones are great

That depends on what you prioritise.

@TECHONABUDGET007 sound quality, ANC and comfort...i.e. overall performance....plz reply

In my opinion, in all the categories you've mentioned, I would go with the Life Note 3i.

The Soundcore A30i and Soundcore Life Dot 3i both offer impressive bass, but they deliver it differently. The A30i has larger drivers (14.3mm) compared to the Life Dot 3i (10mm), which means more powerful and punchy bass. The A30i also features Bass Boost 2.0 technology which further enhances the low sounds. The Life Dot 3i, while not as bass-heavy as the A30i, still delivers a satisfying and well-balanced bass. Its smaller drivers allow for better clarity and detail in the mid-range and high frequencies, giving it a more balanced sound profile. Ultimately, the "punchier" bass depends on your personal preference. If you prioritize deep, powerful bass, the A30i might be the better choice. But, if you prefer a more balanced sound with good bass presence, the Life Dot 3i could be a better option.

@TECHONABUDGET007 Thank you so much for the explanation. In India, we are getting both at the same price, and as a normal user, I don't have enough knowledge about bass, mids, and highs. So, keeping in mind that both are priced the same, could you suggest one that you prefer? I'll go with your recommendation.

Yes it does

@TECHONABUDGET007 thanks

Thanks!

The Soundcore A30i and Soundcore Life Dot 3i both offer impressive bass, but they deliver it in distinct ways. The A30i features larger drivers (14.3mm) compared to the Life Dot 3i (10mm), resulting in more powerful and punchy bass. Additionally, the A30i incorporates Bass Boost 2.0 technology, which enhances the lower frequencies even further. On the other hand, while the Life Dot 3i may not be as bass-heavy as the A30i, it still provides a satisfying and well-balanced bass. Its smaller drivers allow for improved clarity and detail in the mid-range and high frequencies, giving it a more balanced sound profile. Ultimately, the preference for bass quality depends on individual taste. If you prioritize deep, powerful bass, the A30i may be the better choice for you. However, if you prefer a more balanced sound with good bass presence, the Life Dot 3i could be a better option.

I'm happy you found the headphones on sale, you'll love them!

If it doesn't have a mic, then it's faulty. But i dont understand how that is possible.

There are some strips in the headband that I want to believe are metal. Wrapped with pleather and foam. The hinges are metal, so you don't have to worry about it snapping off.

@@TECHONABUDGET007 Hey, i just went and bought one today. They certainly more premium than the q45 and my previously owned space one(still worried about the durability). In terms of comfort, they are a bit uncomfortable than the space one as the clamping force is higher than what's needed. ANC is S tier, although the cabin pressure is just too much. Most reviewers seemed to complain about the bass being too high, but i found the bass just perfect out of the box. The sound is around 5% better than the space one. overall 7.2/10 headsets.

Bron you bought them in which country and for how much cost

I think the difference in sound between the Space One Pro and the Q45 is that, the Q45 has a slightly more bass forward sound (if you know what I mean), so if you love a heavy bass, that would be more your speed, but the Space One Pro has a more flexible sound signature. Handles bass and vocals quite well. Real crispy. As for the price, I think it's rather expensive (in my personal Opinion) considering the price of the Q45 and the Space one, but I also recognise that a lot of people (myself including) could overlook the cost for the sound quality. Think of it like the iPhone. Each generation doesn't really change much, but people still overlook the cost. There's nothing wrong if you can afford it.

@TECHONABUDGET007 thanks a ton mate. Really got the idea. Actually I was confused as the both q45 and space one pro have bassup but reviewers have mentioned that space one pro now sounds bassy compared to the space one and also crisper. So I thought may be q45 sounds less bassy as people have complained and that's why soundcore gave more bass in Space one Pro. So basically as per you, Q45s have a tad more bass right ? That's what I wanted as the highs are sufficiently good for me with the Q45. But the bass was a bit less compared to the Q35 so I thought may be space one pro has may be compensated that difference by offering more bass. I was just wondering what I was missing by not going with the space one pro and whether or not to upgrade. I got your point regarding price and the iphone analogy.

​@@TECHONABUDGET007 brother got the Q45, when you said the Q45 have a slightly more bass forward sound than the Space one pro, is it in the default EQ or in the bass boost mode ? Please do clarify as it may impact my decision

I would say the entire sound profile of the headset. doesn't matter what EQ setting you are using.

If comfort and additional features like RGB lighting are important to you, the Onikuma K20 might be the better choice. However, if you prioritize sound quality and a more budget-friendly option, the Onikuma K19 could be the way to go

I am not sure why you have that problem. I would recommend that you, firstly, check your firmware. Make sure it's updated. Then, reset the earbuds, delete the Bluetooth connection on your phone and re-pair. Let me know if it fixes the problem.

Yes, it does have a mic. But it's worth noting that the mic only works in Bluetooth mode. It won't work if you're using the Aux cable

Thanks for watching both videos. I will answer this question as fairly as I can. I think it depends on what you prefer and what you need the ear buds for. If cost is the issue, I would say get the cheaper one. But if sound quality is the issue, then I would tell you that both have different sound profiles. The A30i has a more balanced sound profile and the P40i leans towards a fuller, stronger bass. So in the end, it's a choice only you can make because the truth is they are both great products with great sound quality.

Hmm. I remember I had this issue some years back with a Soundpeats ear buds. This is how I solved it. First reset the earbuds to factory setting (check your manual on how to do that) then delete any connections of that earbuds on your bluetooth settings on your phone. Then try to re-pair but this time when you take the earbuds out of the case (both earbuds), give them a minute or a few seconds for both earbuds to connect to each other first. First, you'll notice that both earbuds will be blinking, and then only one continues blinking (if they have an indicator light on the earbud). At this time, you can continue the pairing process on your phone. And you'll only see one connection and not two. That's how I solved that situation. Try it. See if it works for you.

That's awesome! It's always good to be able to find great products at such affordable prices.