Wireless bluetooth EAR BUDS recommendations

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Narrow soundstage. Mid-highs sounds undefined and cheapish. Overall not worth it for me.

Thanks for the review. May I know in your opinion which would you recommend for a price point of about $50 to $100?

Excluding Sabbat e12 ultra because I heard that the sound will get distorted or harsh at high volume. I mainly listen to edm/trance music and have the tendency to listen at high volume.
 

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Thanks for the review. May I know in your opinion which would you recommend for a price point of about $50 to $100?

Excluding Sabbat e12 ultra because I heard that the sound will get distorted or harsh at high volume. I mainly listen to edm/trance music and have the tendency to listen at high volume.

Qcy t1c or mpow t5. Since your music should have a lot of bass, I think qcy t1c should satisfy you.
 

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Tried the melomania in person.

Found it hard to get a good seal. Sound quality better than what I expected. The deal breaker was micro usb.
 
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Tried the melomania in person.

Found it hard to get a good seal. Sound quality better than what I expected. The deal breaker was micro usb.

I am using it now. just went to collect.

fit wise can change to the included memory foam bud which fits better.

but yes if it is USB C best, but again the case but buds can last almost 50 hrs after fully charged haha so not a deal breaker for me.

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Ya the Melomania bullet shape and wide nozzle may cause fit issues for some people. So best is if can try before buying. Luckily it fits my ears even with the silicon tips. As for micro usb, the tiny case which can charge the buds more than makes up for it for me. Didn't have to charge the case when I went for an overseas trip recently.
 

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Bought the Tevi during 11.11... the bass is okay, not thumping, but it isn't great at the low bass notes. I feel like the bass suddenly becomes soft and quivery at the lower range.
 

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Stereo can try. Overall quite good sound. Quite bright sound with quite a lot of bass, which makes the sound quite incoherent, like there's not enough mid bass. The LED blinks about every 8 seconds when in use.

Thanks bro for the info.
 

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Anyone tried the jaybird vista? The case size seems tempting but lack of AAC is a deal breaker. Buds can be used independently as well.
 

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Bought the Plantrontics Backfit 2100, tried and returned them as the fit was not comfortable much less for long runs

Considering the Aftershokz bone conduction earphones now
I demo-ed the sets at Challenger and while the audio quality is not as good, the comfortable and fit(no real fit as there are no intruding buds) are really good.
Anyone has prolonged use experience with them?
 

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Bought the Tevi during 11.11... the bass is okay, not thumping, but it isn't great at the low bass notes. I feel like the bass suddenly becomes soft and quivery at the lower range.

Have you tried using the pair of flexifit foam tips included in the Lypertek Tevi package?

The foam tips work so much better for me in terms of comfort and improved bass.
The lows are now significantly more punchy without eating into the mids and highs.
 
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Ya the Melomania bullet shape and wide nozzle may cause fit issues for some people. So best is if can try before buying. Luckily it fits my ears even with the silicon tips. As for micro usb, the tiny case which can charge the buds more than makes up for it for me. Didn't have to charge the case when I went for an overseas trip recently.
How does this compare to galaxy buds? Case also smaller than galaxy buds?

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How does this compare to galaxy buds? Case also smaller than galaxy buds?

Sent from OPPO CPH1919 using GAGT

Melomania has a smoother and warmer sound compared to galaxy buds. The galaxy buds has an elevated treble which gives the impression of clearer and more exciting sound. The Melomania has a flatter treble and warmer mid bass, which gives a mellow and smooth sound without sacrificing details, the top end and mids sounds very even.

The case comparison below. The Melomania case is the smallest I've seen, comparable to airpods case.

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