I don't understand why some people just support a brand no matter what they do. (looking at you Apple people, LOL) If you defend everything they do, even if they do something substandard, is not the way to get the best product from that brand. What ever brand you like, you need to call them out when they do something bad as well as good. They need to know this was the wrong way to do this or that. It's your money, let them know you won't spend it on a bad product.
they're too deep into the ecosystem and they know it. so they'll defend them and buy whatever product they release regardless of price ($800 wheels for a desktop is pretty funny).
I already have my favorite brand to go with and that is Soundcore. They always have great sounding products and the value for money being more of a budget brand is top notch.
Great video and topic. For me it's pretty basic. I have several budget oriented brands in my collection so I look at what I'm gravitating to when I go to listen. And it's Soundcore. I had an issue with their higher end headphones so it's not that I won't judge them as lacking if it's deserved but I love their sound to price ratio! The A3i's are really good especially! I've had mixed results with Soundpeats, some good, some didn't work for me, and have actually had more positive results from their Truefree sub brand. Great value there! I know it's not necessarily part of this discussion, but I've also become a huge fan of KZ products in the IEM market as well. Lots of people hate this brand and they have played some games in the past, so understandable. But, again, when l look at what I'm using to listen to my music with, in IEM terms, it's probably 80% KZ these days. Again, I'm operating in the budget realm there too. Thanks for providing a forum for this discussion Keith. Much appreciated!
Two soundcore buds have died.. one bud died on my roommates can't get a replacement or answers from the company..I can't by another pair until customer service improves .
@OfficialGamesky in fact, im in need of a replacement earbud, and I'm actually waiting for whatever Soundpeats comes up with NEW when it's ready to replace the Opera 05, I feel dumb because I also wanted the 03, but didn't get an opportunity to buy one.
I love Soundcore, Earfun, Soundpeats and Tozo, but if I had to pick just one it would be Tozo. I think they offer today the best combination of options to choose from, sound quality and value.
This is actually a good mental exercise, a check on one's own bias if you will. Thinking about which brand I would choose, if I could only buy from one brand, I am torn. In terms of practicality (features) and value Soundcore is a top pick, but in terms of sound for me there isn't anything like Moondrop. While Moondrop doesn't offer much customization as Soundcore I also don't feel the need to fidget anything, their stock settings and tuning already sound great for me. Moondrop takes the win, they have wired iems, headphones, portable dac/amps, and even a bluetooth neckband. Their sound usually punches above their price range and their product designs are nice to look at. Open earbuds are not a trend yet within Chi-Fi but I would like to see their take on this style; switching between the Moondrop 1979 and the Aerofit Pro during this hot season has helped me avoid earwax build up and painful inflammations in the ear canal. An open earbud tuned by Moondrop sounds like a promising proposition, to me at least.
Yes,Moondrop is a good brand for sure! But my Space Travel earbuds have great sound but are super glitchy and the app stopped working on them, so that's been pretty disappointing. Their Chu 2's are really nice.
Curious why you went with Earfun over Soundcore? I have both and do prefer the Soundcore. They're similarly priced but i find Soundcore better, especially with a huge offering.
I don't really know which brand I'll choose (Qcy, Tozo, Soundcore, Earfun...), but I'm sure which brands I won't choose: - Apple 🍏 and Samsung in 1st place, I hate their closesystem policy to the highest point 😠😡🤬 - and Bose in 2nd position, instead of doing the necessary software updates to fix their products, they are releasing the same product under another name with the software updates and want to pass them off as hardware updates 😤
Earfun for their amazing Free Pro 2 and 3 that I absolutely love. Soundcore for their top tier bluetooth speakers (Motion+ / Motion Boom) and their headphones 🎧
Used to be a bit biased towards Koss, HiFiMan, Sennheiser and Sony a long time ago. I've been in the audio hobby long enough to be mature and discover that other brands, regardless of price, can also be on par or exceed the aforementioned brands' performance.
Love your channel! You've got to check out the CMF buds 2 pro! LDAC, Multipoint connection, app control, case control, and adjustable EQ FOR $60 amazing value!!
In terms of sound quality, gotta go with the hd six hundos mate lol I don't know how to do the dank pods impression 😂. For portable audio devices, sony because of the walkman devices since sony still makes portable walkman devices running android and because sony still makes android phones. I still have sony walkman portable mini disc player, sony walkman portable cassette player, sony walkman portable disc man cd player and sony xperia 1 iv android phone with it's 4k 120 hz oled display. I'm into movies, music and video games and sony has all the multimedia that I'm interested in covered.
My favorite open earbuds are the Baseus. They are so good. And so cheap. I’ve returned $100 options because it doesn’t make sense to pay more. They are so good.
To my ears my Earfun Air Pro 3 has beat my Sony XM4, my Sennheiser CX Plus SE, my Soundcore Liberty Pro2 including the upgraded edition, my Klipsch T5 2, my Soundpeats Engine 4, strictly based on my sound preferences and the fact I never use noise canceling etc. So for me so far Earfun is my favorite bluetooth earbud brand. There is no brand that I would simply buy any product from based on brand alone.
It's good to sometimes think about your biases, I think. I think defending a company or having public spats over brands is quite ludicrous. Companies just aren't your friends, so in my opinion there's no point defending them when your relationship with them is purely transactional. I do have my biases but some of my go-to companies have made some terrible products like Moondrop, Hifiman and Sennheiser not to mention all the gaming gear I have from brands like Razer and Logitech. I think it's good consider brands on a product-by-product basis and make a purchase decision based on research you've made, no company automatically makes a good product. It's good to actually take a look at what makes the specific product good regardless of what the brand is. For example, I generally like the products Logitech makes but they have fallen so behind with how rapidly the mechanical keyboard market evolves there's actually no reason for me to get one. This is especially important for markets that have constantly evolving standards like IEM market, an unknown brand doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bad buy and vice versa. Brand loyalty is understandable to a point but it quickly becomes toxic which is weird to me. It's just a waste of energy imo.
I like earfun. Their quality is good for the price the price is great. They sound awesome as well. I have bills to pay so what I get for the price is great.
I've tried Bose and Samsung and Sony and Soundcore earbuds and headphones. Quite honestly I can't understand why anyone would spend more than $100 on either earbuds or headphones... I still don't quite "get" the one brand loyalty concept where people refuse to buy anything but "X" products
Really like the Status Audio BT-1 headphone. Build is a little questionable, but the sound quality for the price is awesome!!!! Not a big fan of companies that put out new products seemingly every week, because it says to me they care more for quantity than quality ... looking at you Moondrop.
No way I can even think in only one company for ever. Plurality offer so much fun. But, I have to say that many earbuds makes me think in an unfinished product. I have plenty, but always go back to the same: Huawei buds pro 2 or 3. Best controls, good sound, fit and anc... No the best anywhere, but works fine.
Soundcore is best overall, but you can't beat Bose when it comes to noise cancellation and spatial audio. The products are overpriced, and always come with lots of small bugs, but the performance is hard to argue against.
I personally use the Beoplay EX from Bang and Oulefson. What are your thoughts on this specific product's sound quality and of this audio brand in total?
Commenting before I watch the video, but I might just go with JLab again. My JLab wireless earbuds that I got from 5 years ago for about 50 dollars, are still going strong to this day, just with ear tip changes. The battery life is still more than enough for what I need and I don't need to top up the case very often still. I thought people said the batteries in wireless earbuds degrade really quickly, like within 2 or 3 years, yet idk I don't baby mine at all and they are still holding up great. I just hate the button on them, doesn't work whatsoever. My next earbud HAS to have touch controls, or maybe physical buttons that aren't mushy. It may have been a video of yours, but I saw a video once of JLab earbuds that also function as hearing aids and I'm seriously considering getting those for my next pair.
It use to be jbl but they don’t have enough eq’s and can’t use ambient & noise canceling in mono mode. Just not enough customization. Soundcore has the best app controls and sound quality that I have used so far.
I have a question I own the status between pro and I've owned a lot of really good earbuds to me for audio only they're the best sounding earbuds I've ever listened to and I've listened to all of them basically some people will disagree but they're unbelievable however I just recently purchased the status between 3 ANC and they were horrible I could not get them to pair properly and when I finally did there was no medium sound it was just high and low and it didn't go high enough The sound itself was not near as good as the status between pro the app kept going off I reflashed everything from the earbuds to the app three times and I'm sending them back can you tell me is that just a bad set of earbuds or do they really sound as good as you said they did on your original interview of the status between three because I'm really concerned I'm sending them back and they're sending me a new pair I hope they will sound as good as you said they sound but it's going to be awful hard to beat their original pair please tell me what you think and tell me what you think about my experience with the between three being so bad I trust your opinion I've been watching you since you started My name is Bret
Sony all the way! Currently I have the Sony LinkBuds S (Love these and much better value than the WF-1005XM in my opinion) and the WH-1000XM3's. XM3's still are solid and have great noise cancelling on flights.
I would have to agree with gamesky my powerbeats pro were $250 and they didn't sound that good I've had the anker spirit x2 they didn't sound that great either I currently have jbl endurance peak 3 they don't sound good out of the box the mids are pushed back after tinkering with eq they are ok my best sounding ear buds i have so far is my acefast t8 crystal they are a warmer sounding and pleasing sound my donner dobuds one if you put eq on pop or monitor preferably pop my fave set of ear buds by far and I currently have 2 powerbeats 3 they don't sound all that great but reason why I'm mentioning them they are not overly harsh on highs infact they are warmer then powerbeats pro and the bass is why I like the pb 3 and they are simple and just work and probably my best sounding earbuds if you eq them properly is my jaybirds terrah pro they are a crispy sounding pair for sure
Ok saw my top brands are 1 jlab for value and good products and cause they are always improving now headphones have been getting better you should review the jbuds Lux anc now 2 is apple now for the AirPods Pro 2 now only because of the great mics anc and transparency mode and how well it works with apple products now sound not the best but it’s ok now brand with the best ANC headphones I have to say Sony everytime I go to Best Buy to try there anc headphones it’s amazing so top notch now for bass I have to pick skullcandy they sre fun to listen to 😊
Ur Sony to start up the ranks...for me imagine worlds without Sony...creepy is it..ha4..n that's my point on Sony..2nd Earfun..u know y..u r the 1 who intro me towards waterproof tws n tws itself..b4 this was Soundcore but Earfun overtook it by sounds..btw Soundcore just better then soundpeats..tq again..Peace! Btw I really dun care bout tws stuff cuz audiophiles IEM is what I'm..yup the wires iem..That!..I'd have a lots of brands..turn out there..2nd tws I just need 2 set cuz if batt stop just takes another 1, settle!..yet both has Ldac n aptx supported..So my needs towards TWS just end there but not with audiophiles iem..they just grew like hiFi sound system Infinity..Peace2!
@@rondelayo sound is subjective so I'm glad you found something for you. I will leave off exclamation points so that I'm not yelling at you for your own personal taste
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I don't understand why some people just support a brand no matter what they do. (looking at you Apple people, LOL) If you defend everything they do, even if they do something substandard, is not the way to get the best product from that brand. What ever brand you like, you need to call them out when they do something bad as well as good. They need to know this was the wrong way to do this or that. It's your money, let them know you won't spend it on a bad product.
exactly. it is usually Apple and Samsung fans that will defend their brand and try to excuse their mistakes
It's like a Mom protecting her son, She knows he's a piece of crap but he's her son, LOYALTY!
they're too deep into the ecosystem and they know it. so they'll defend them and buy whatever product they release regardless of price ($800 wheels for a desktop is pretty funny).
Yup.
I already have my favorite brand to go with and that is Soundcore. They always have great sounding products and the value for money being more of a budget brand is top notch.
Agree 100% Close behind are Earfun and Soundpeats
Absolutely agree.
@telclark9801 It just goes to show it doesn't cost an arm and a leg for good audio lol.
Great video and topic. For me it's pretty basic. I have several budget oriented brands in my collection so I look at what I'm gravitating to when I go to listen. And it's Soundcore. I had an issue with their higher end headphones so it's not that I won't judge them as lacking if it's deserved but I love their sound to price ratio! The A3i's are really good especially!
I've had mixed results with Soundpeats, some good, some didn't work for me, and have actually had more positive results from their Truefree sub brand. Great value there!
I know it's not necessarily part of this discussion, but I've also become a huge fan of KZ products in the IEM market as well. Lots of people hate this brand and they have played some games in the past, so understandable. But, again, when l look at what I'm using to listen to my music with, in IEM terms, it's probably 80% KZ these days. Again, I'm operating in the budget realm there too.
Thanks for providing a forum for this discussion Keith. Much appreciated!
Two soundcore buds have died.. one bud died on my roommates can't get a replacement or answers from the company..I can't by another pair until customer service improves
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Soundcore and Earfun
Seen QCY is one the better budget earbuds nowadays
Tozo would be tops for me. Inexpensive and good quality.
excellent choice, they generally do give you way more than what you pay for
@@OfficialGamesky exactly. I’d put soundpeats as a close second.
@@Trekapediawhat about earfun?
@@12ka470 I’ve never gotten to try them but I’ve heard they’re good too
I have to say soundcore the value is amazing and they are into everything
The company that's impressing me, and is quite low priced, its SOUNDPEATS.
agreed. it's extremely impressive how much you get for your money with their stuff
@@OfficialGamesky agreed. Soundpeats is awesome too.
@OfficialGamesky in fact, im in need of a replacement earbud, and I'm actually waiting for whatever Soundpeats comes up with NEW when it's ready to replace the Opera 05, I feel dumb because I also wanted the 03, but didn't get an opportunity to buy one.
I love Soundcore, Earfun, Soundpeats and Tozo, but if I had to pick just one it would be Tozo. I think they offer today the best combination of options to choose from, sound quality and value.
Bose for me because I have bought for N/C and sound
Jabra would be mine if they stayed in the market.
I put Soundcore at my #1 overall. But my individual favorites are my 1More Evos and Status Pro 3 ANCs
Soundcore is an excellent choice, I know the Liberty Pro series are alot of people's personal favorites
This is actually a good mental exercise, a check on one's own bias if you will. Thinking about which brand I would choose, if I could only buy from one brand, I am torn. In terms of practicality (features) and value Soundcore is a top pick, but in terms of sound for me there isn't anything like Moondrop. While Moondrop doesn't offer much customization as Soundcore I also don't feel the need to fidget anything, their stock settings and tuning already sound great for me.
Moondrop takes the win, they have wired iems, headphones, portable dac/amps, and even a bluetooth neckband. Their sound usually punches above their price range and their product designs are nice to look at. Open earbuds are not a trend yet within Chi-Fi but I would like to see their take on this style; switching between the Moondrop 1979 and the Aerofit Pro during this hot season has helped me avoid earwax build up and painful inflammations in the ear canal. An open earbud tuned by Moondrop sounds like a promising proposition, to me at least.
@@alejandroelcid Damn, I didn't even think about Moondrop and I am a huge fan of their stuff
Yes,Moondrop is a good brand for sure! But my Space Travel earbuds have great sound but are super glitchy and the app stopped working on them, so that's been pretty disappointing. Their Chu 2's are really nice.
Great list, Keith.
My budget is a bit different from yours. :) My two go-to companies are TOZO and EarFun.
Maybe soundcore. Despite it all, I do get a lot of their products. Earfun is a close second though.
Both are pretty reliable and inexpensive, especially for what all you get when it comes to sound and features
No Soundcore at all? That surprised me.
Best regards
Curious why you went with Earfun over Soundcore? I have both and do prefer the Soundcore. They're similarly priced but i find Soundcore better, especially with a huge offering.
My favorite company is Edifier,
Great build, best sound, best ANC and overall value for money.
I like Sony if I'm gonna spend big... EarFun is my favorite in the budget realm
I'm specifically a Soundcore fanboy. I have the Life q20 headphones and the Life P40i earbuds. Love 'em both.
I don't really know which brand I'll choose (Qcy, Tozo, Soundcore, Earfun...), but I'm sure which brands I won't choose:
- Apple 🍏 and Samsung in 1st place, I hate their closesystem policy to the highest point 😠😡🤬
- and Bose in 2nd position, instead of doing the necessary software updates to fix their products, they are releasing the same product under another name with the software updates and want to pass them off as hardware updates 😤
Soundcore!
Sony,Bose,Apple and Earfun are my favorites and other great contenders in my inventory. The competition is tough and ever changing.
Earfun for their amazing Free Pro 2 and 3 that I absolutely love. Soundcore for their top tier bluetooth speakers (Motion+ / Motion Boom) and their headphones 🎧
Thanks for sharing. Blessings on your day.
Used to be a bit biased towards Koss, HiFiMan, Sennheiser and Sony a long time ago. I've been in the audio hobby long enough to be mature and discover that other brands, regardless of price, can also be on par or exceed the aforementioned brands' performance.
Love your channel! You've got to check out the CMF buds 2 pro! LDAC, Multipoint connection, app control, case control, and adjustable EQ FOR $60 amazing value!!
In terms of sound quality, gotta go with the hd six hundos mate lol I don't know how to do the dank pods impression 😂. For portable audio devices, sony because of the walkman devices since sony still makes portable walkman devices running android and because sony still makes android phones. I still have sony walkman portable mini disc player, sony walkman portable cassette player, sony walkman portable disc man cd player and sony xperia 1 iv android phone with it's 4k 120 hz oled display. I'm into movies, music and video games and sony has all the multimedia that I'm interested in covered.
What did Anker do to you?
My favorite open earbuds are the Baseus. They are so good. And so cheap. I’ve returned $100 options because it doesn’t make sense to pay more. They are so good.
Until now I have used Sony and Audio technica stuff. I bought some Soundpeats earbuds recently, and they are superb.
To my ears my Earfun Air Pro 3 has beat my Sony XM4, my Sennheiser CX Plus SE, my Soundcore Liberty Pro2 including the upgraded edition, my Klipsch T5 2, my Soundpeats Engine 4, strictly based on my sound preferences and the fact I never use noise canceling etc. So for me so far Earfun is my favorite bluetooth earbud brand. There is no brand that I would simply buy any product from based on brand alone.
What about soundcore? Anker.
It's good to sometimes think about your biases, I think. I think defending a company or having public spats over brands is quite ludicrous. Companies just aren't your friends, so in my opinion there's no point defending them when your relationship with them is purely transactional. I do have my biases but some of my go-to companies have made some terrible products like Moondrop, Hifiman and Sennheiser not to mention all the gaming gear I have from brands like Razer and Logitech. I think it's good consider brands on a product-by-product basis and make a purchase decision based on research you've made, no company automatically makes a good product.
It's good to actually take a look at what makes the specific product good regardless of what the brand is. For example, I generally like the products Logitech makes but they have fallen so behind with how rapidly the mechanical keyboard market evolves there's actually no reason for me to get one. This is especially important for markets that have constantly evolving standards like IEM market, an unknown brand doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bad buy and vice versa. Brand loyalty is understandable to a point but it quickly becomes toxic which is weird to me. It's just a waste of energy imo.
Love my EarFuns
Awesome video simple put !!!
I getting my earfun air pro 4 on Saturday. I heard the update fix some problems. Earfun is the best at fixing problems in my opinion
Well, I am interested in your sponsors product, yet the list of compatibility is missing many buds. Did you try some sonicfoams on the earfun airpro4?
Anker soundcore for me personally. Great gear great price and lots of products.
No soundcore what ?
I like earfun. Their quality is good for the price the price is great. They sound awesome as well. I have bills to pay so what I get for the price is great.
I've tried Bose and Samsung and Sony and Soundcore earbuds and headphones. Quite honestly I can't understand why anyone would spend more than $100 on either earbuds or headphones... I still don't quite "get" the one brand loyalty concept where people refuse to buy anything but "X" products
Really like the Status Audio BT-1 headphone. Build is a little questionable, but the sound quality for the price is awesome!!!! Not a big fan of companies that put out new products seemingly every week, because it says to me they care more for quantity than quality ... looking at you Moondrop.
Sony has everything, hard to compete against that. Sennheiser consistently good. Soundcore for my budget stuff.
No way I can even think in only one company for ever. Plurality offer so much fun. But, I have to say that many earbuds makes me think in an unfinished product. I have plenty, but always go back to the same: Huawei buds pro 2 or 3. Best controls, good sound, fit and anc... No the best anywhere, but works fine.
Soundcore is best overall, but you can't beat Bose when it comes to noise cancellation and spatial audio. The products are overpriced, and always come with lots of small bugs, but the performance is hard to argue against.
Absolutely correct. You are..sony ticks all the boxes
I personally use the Beoplay EX from Bang and Oulefson. What are your thoughts on this specific product's sound quality and of this audio brand in total?
Does Sonicfoam make ear tips for Sony WF/1000xm5’s?
I picked up the wdifier 240tn for $50 and have returned multiple "upgrades" for the past year due to price and lack of true upgrade comparatively
I like Sony.
But at the moment I would lean towards 1More.
Commenting before I watch the video, but I might just go with JLab again. My JLab wireless earbuds that I got from 5 years ago for about 50 dollars, are still going strong to this day, just with ear tip changes. The battery life is still more than enough for what I need and I don't need to top up the case very often still.
I thought people said the batteries in wireless earbuds degrade really quickly, like within 2 or 3 years, yet idk I don't baby mine at all and they are still holding up great. I just hate the button on them, doesn't work whatsoever. My next earbud HAS to have touch controls, or maybe physical buttons that aren't mushy.
It may have been a video of yours, but I saw a video once of JLab earbuds that also function as hearing aids and I'm seriously considering getting those for my next pair.
I did cover those not too long ago. Also, the JLAB Epic Edition earbuds are one of my personal favorites.
Tozo does it for me.
Mine is Shure, and maybe Sennheiser.
It use to be jbl but they don’t have enough eq’s and can’t use ambient & noise canceling in mono mode. Just not enough customization. Soundcore has the best app controls and sound quality that I have used so far.
Honestly, the brand that i really want to see develop is Tranya.
Yeah, I am not sure what happened with them? I haven't seen anything from them in almost a year
Bose. They have the best anc with very good sound quality. They also have the best open ear buds.
i use cmf buds its stem style but i really like them
Sony! All the way! I have the XM 4s Great! Thanks for posting this video
I prefer Sony over other brands because it is way better when it comes to features and sound quality.
I have a question I own the status between pro and I've owned a lot of really good earbuds to me for audio only they're the best sounding earbuds I've ever listened to and I've listened to all of them basically some people will disagree but they're unbelievable however I just recently purchased the status between 3 ANC and they were horrible I could not get them to pair properly and when I finally did there was no medium sound it was just high and low and it didn't go high enough The sound itself was not near as good as the status between pro the app kept going off I reflashed everything from the earbuds to the app three times and I'm sending them back can you tell me is that just a bad set of earbuds or do they really sound as good as you said they did on your original interview of the status between three because I'm really concerned I'm sending them back and they're sending me a new pair I hope they will sound as good as you said they sound but it's going to be awful hard to beat their original pair please tell me what you think and tell me what you think about my experience with the between three being so bad I trust your opinion I've been watching you since you started My name is Bret
From laundry soap to pickup trucks and sneakers to politicians, there is no accounting for taste when people take their ferver beyond obnoxious. 🙄
Soundcore??
Sony all the way! Currently I have the Sony LinkBuds S (Love these and much better value than the WF-1005XM in my opinion) and the WH-1000XM3's. XM3's still are solid and have great noise cancelling on flights.
Don't worry Sony going to make earbuds that has stems next
Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
@@OfficialGamesky haha of course yes they will 👍🏿
Would not pick Sony again after battery troubles I had with my xm4.
JBL ? i love try JBL audio products, but not enough money to buy. Budget, i can do Soundpeats, Edifier, Soundcore.
all good choices
@@OfficialGamesky all I learnt from this channel, thank you. I'm getting a lot from you Gamesky. You started my TWS earbuds journey. Thanks 👍👍
What about JBL?
Are you calling me obnoxious 😂
@@itzikca haha, do I need to?
👍🍻
Google because of the Pixel.
I was a Sony fanboy for a long time but then I realised that they suck. As for the topic I guess soundcore is the way to go
I would have to agree with gamesky my powerbeats pro were $250 and they didn't sound that good I've had the anker spirit x2 they didn't sound that great either I currently have jbl endurance peak 3 they don't sound good out of the box the mids are pushed back after tinkering with eq they are ok my best sounding ear buds i have so far is my acefast t8 crystal they are a warmer sounding and pleasing sound my donner dobuds one if you put eq on pop or monitor preferably pop my fave set of ear buds by far and I currently have 2 powerbeats 3 they don't sound all that great but reason why I'm mentioning them they are not overly harsh on highs infact they are warmer then powerbeats pro and the bass is why I like the pb 3 and they are simple and just work and probably my best sounding earbuds if you eq them properly is my jaybirds terrah pro they are a crispy sounding pair for sure
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Ok saw my top brands are 1 jlab for value and good products and cause they are always improving now headphones have been getting better you should review the jbuds Lux anc now 2 is apple now for the AirPods Pro 2 now only because of the great mics anc and transparency mode and how well it works with apple products now sound not the best but it’s ok now brand with the best ANC headphones I have to say Sony everytime I go to Best Buy to try there anc headphones it’s amazing so top notch now for bass I have to pick skullcandy they sre fun to listen to 😊
Ur Sony to start up the ranks...for me imagine worlds without Sony...creepy is it..ha4..n that's my point on Sony..2nd Earfun..u know y..u r the 1 who intro me towards waterproof tws n tws itself..b4 this was Soundcore but Earfun overtook it by sounds..btw Soundcore just better then soundpeats..tq again..Peace!
Btw I really dun care bout tws stuff cuz audiophiles IEM is what I'm..yup the wires iem..That!..I'd have a lots of brands..turn out there..2nd tws I just need 2 set cuz if batt stop just takes another 1, settle!..yet both has Ldac n aptx supported..So my needs towards TWS just end there but not with audiophiles iem..they just grew like hiFi sound system Infinity..Peace2!
Sony is overrated! I've definitely had better sounding headphones and earbuds from other brands!
@@rondelayo sound is subjective so I'm glad you found something for you. I will leave off exclamation points so that I'm not yelling at you for your own personal taste