Wireless bluetooth EAR BUDS recommendations

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FIIL T1X TWS In-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds, 5.0 Earphones, 1/4" Dynamic Driver HiFi Stereo, One Step Pairing, DSP Noise-Cancelling, Sweatproof, Secure Fit, TWS Earphones with Microphone - Black https://s.lazada.sg/s.KHFp

$3 difference from China sellers
 

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I m using airpods pro and sony wf1000xm3.
Both are good but overall airpods pro is the winner for me
 

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ugreen hitune. i think these are like mini outlier air/gold? similar earbuds design and fit, just a bit smaller in size, and slightly shorter nozzle. Case is actually quite nice. only slightly bigger than haylou GT1 case, but plastic feels more solid, and has spring loaded mechanism and battery indicator that lights up when you open the lid.

https://shopee.sg/UGREEN-HiTune-TWS...rbuds-Headset-Headphone-i.64922680.7836307756

has same chip as outlier air too, qcc3020, battery life so far 70-75% volume with aptx is around 6+ hrs of continuous use. touch controls unlike the stiff outlier air/gold buttons, but no volume controls sadly.

sound wise I like it more than the outlier. Less V-shaped compared to outlier which can be a bit boomy in bass (and more sub bass, hitune is a bit more mid bass), and a bit harsh in treble. upper mids a bit more boosted, so female vocals sounds more energetic without being too shouty like galaxy buds, but lower mids can be a tiny bit recessed so deeper male vocals sometimes can sound a bit lacking in volume. Overall smooth and easy to listen to, even at higher volume.

soundstage is kinda average, but i think detail retrieval is probably slightly above average for TWS in this price range. doesn't really stand out to me, but doesn't sound bad to me either.

Took it for a run this morning, and pretty comfortable, but just a little less stable in my ears compared to the outlier. Still find outlier air fit to be spot on for my ears, but this is pretty good too.

went in with maybe some expectations since their CM338 was quite well-liked, and ended up slightly impressed still. :s13:

https://www.scarbir.com/tws/ugreen-cm338-tws-review

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Hey, thanks for the feedback. For my Tevi, I tried turning on and off, putting back to the case and resetting the earbuds but the original volume didn’t return. Right side is still louder. Sometimes the problematic earbud gets really soft.

try downloading the app to adjust the volume.
can also try to unpair the tevi, clear your phone Bluetooth cache and reconnect back.
 

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For those that use your earbuds for jogging, I just got a Shanling M0 and use it with my Fiil T1X. Amazing power and sound definition from such a small DAP. Fantastic combination IMO for those super long runs. So much clearer than my cheap China player I got from Aliexpress.:s12:

Shopee selling at $150 ish, how much did u get it for?
 

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Hi all, looking for a recommendation for a TWS earbuds.

Previously owning a Airpods Gen 1 but the battery is degrading fast, and can only sustain 2 hours plus now.

Looking for a pair of small flushed earbuds in which I can sleep on my side with and also to wear my helmet over. If it is comfortable, it might even replace my helmet bluetooth speaker pads.

The following list of requirements is my preferred in the order of most important to the least important:
1) Comfortable, small flushed earbuds
2) Decent eq with clean vocals, above average sound quality
3) Small and portable case
4) Software support
5) Battery life (both buds and case)
6) Connections (aptx, acc, etc.)
7) Built quality
8) Features like qi charging, anc, passive noise cancelling etc.
9) Price

Appreciate anyone who can contribute, cheers!
 

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Hey, thanks for the feedback. For my Tevi, I tried turning on and off, putting back to the case and resetting the earbuds but the original volume didn*********t return. Right side is still louder. Sometimes the problematic earbud gets really soft.


Hey, thanks for the feedback. Seems like this Fiil have some QC issues. Dependant on one*********s luck, I guess. I think I will do a warranty on my Tevi and see how it goes first.

just a update, I dropped off my tevi at jaben for their rma team to check if there's any issue

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Hi all, looking for a recommendation for a TWS earbuds.

Previously owning a Airpods Gen 1 but the battery is degrading fast, and can only sustain 2 hours plus now.

Looking for a pair of small flushed earbuds in which I can sleep on my side with and also to wear my helmet over. If it is comfortable, it might even replace my helmet bluetooth speaker pads.

The following list of requirements is my preferred in the order of most important to the least important:
1) Comfortable, small flushed earbuds
2) Decent eq with clean vocals, above average sound quality
3) Small and portable case
4) Software support
5) Battery life (both buds and case)
6) Connections (aptx, acc, etc.)
7) Built quality
8) Features like qi charging, anc, passive noise cancelling etc.
9) Price

Appreciate anyone who can contribute, cheers!

Samsung galaxy buds?
 

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Hi all, looking for a recommendation for a TWS earbuds.

Previously owning a Airpods Gen 1 but the battery is degrading fast, and can only sustain 2 hours plus now.

Looking for a pair of small flushed earbuds in which I can sleep on my side with and also to wear my helmet over. If it is comfortable, it might even replace my helmet bluetooth speaker pads.

The following list of requirements is my preferred in the order of most important to the least important:
1) Comfortable, small flushed earbuds
2) Decent eq with clean vocals, above average sound quality
3) Small and portable case
4) Software support
5) Battery life (both buds and case)
6) Connections (aptx, acc, etc.)
7) Built quality
8) Features like qi charging, anc, passive noise cancelling etc.
9) Price

Appreciate anyone who can contribute, cheers!

if you insist on flushed earbuds then i guess nuarl is not for you

there sony, jabra, you probably can try these at stereo or something
QCY is cheap and good imo, buy from lazada

its easier with a budget range and if you need water proofing etc etc
 

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Hi all, looking for a recommendation for a TWS earbuds.

Previously owning a Airpods Gen 1 but the battery is degrading fast, and can only sustain 2 hours plus now.

Looking for a pair of small flushed earbuds in which I can sleep on my side with and also to wear my helmet over. If it is comfortable, it might even replace my helmet bluetooth speaker pads.

The following list of requirements is my preferred in the order of most important to the least important:
1) Comfortable, small flushed earbuds
2) Decent eq with clean vocals, above average sound quality
3) Small and portable case
4) Software support
5) Battery life (both buds and case)
6) Connections (aptx, acc, etc.)
7) Built quality
8) Features like qi charging, anc, passive noise cancelling etc.
9) Price

Appreciate anyone who can contribute, cheers!


I have tried quite a number of earbuds. I can only sleep with the AirPods Pro

T1X not the most comfortable for me but great SQ and value for $$
 

gregory_choo

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Hi all, looking for a recommendation for a TWS earbuds.

Previously owning a Airpods Gen 1 but the battery is degrading fast, and can only sustain 2 hours plus now.

Looking for a pair of small flushed earbuds in which I can sleep on my side with and also to wear my helmet over. If it is comfortable, it might even replace my helmet bluetooth speaker pads.

The following list of requirements is my preferred in the order of most important to the least important:
1) Comfortable, small flushed earbuds
2) Decent eq with clean vocals, above average sound quality
3) Small and portable case
4) Software support
5) Battery life (both buds and case)
6) Connections (aptx, acc, etc.)
7) Built quality
8) Features like qi charging, anc, passive noise cancelling etc.
9) Price

Appreciate anyone who can contribute, cheers!

wiresto f9. good price, big battery with display, good sound....

only $9.90, unbelievable.


https://ezbuy.sg/product/432335751.html
 
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