Wireless bluetooth EAR BUDS recommendations

Qoojay

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Just bought Jaybird X3 & I'm loving it. Sound is decently good & comfort-wise not bad also after 1 hr of use.



I only use the small earbuds & secure ear fins. Looking to trade off the L size accessories. Pls pm me if u dun need the small size ones.
 
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Mini review of Huawei FreeBuds

Summary
Bought a pair of Huawei FreeBuds at $148. Overall happy with the purchase. Good price to performance ratio. If you are an audiophile or have certain level of expectations, I doubt this is for you. If you are a casual user who wants decent music and video, this pair of buds should work out well.

Aesthetics
Very compact, and lid is secured with magnets. The charging case comes with Type-C for charging instead of the usual Micro-USB. It is made of good quality plastic, and it does not feel cheap. The buds looked classy with the semi glossy outlook. The buds are also secured with magnets in their own slots. Overall good build.

Usage
When you place the buds into your ear, and when the bud senses it, you will hear soft beeps. When either of the buds are removed from ear, the music will pause automatically. When battery is low, it will beep in a few intervals before it is completely flat. There is also a battery icon on your phone that indicates the battery level. The icon is just a scale, and does not show battery left in percentage. No indicate of battery left in the charging case too. You can find the app FreeBuds Assistant in Play Store, but it only serves a platform for your operating instructions, and to update the firmware.

Sound
I should go on to say that it is good based on my usage and expectations. Tested on mobile phone's default music player with no preset, sound is decently acceptable, with above average bass and vocals. To some, I believe it may sound a little hollow. When used with Poweramp, you will get a better sound experience, which also depends on your preferred preset. Tried the bass preset; it is obvious that the bass has been enhanced to a better level, overall sound experience is much punchier, and it does not sound as hollow as before. If you are watching videos on your mobile phone, you will be pleased to know that there is no noticeable latency or sound delay. Not sure how it will pan out if you are streaming videos.

Gripe
For my past buds, it will fit nicely without much positioning adjustment. However, for this pair, it seems that I have to adjust it till I get the position right for proper isolation. If not positioned well, leakage will sound very obvious. Or maybe I will just have to get used to the form factor of these buds. Next, as with all bluetooth buds, users may experience interference leading to disconnection or distortion. This buds will usually recover the connection in less than a second. It does not happen often, and it is not a deal breaker in my opinion. This scenario happened when the phone is within my reach, and not an attempt to test how far the connection can go before getting disconnected.

Conclusion
If you have been waiting for a step up to a true wireless earbuds, this may work out for you. The good thing about this pair of buds is that you can actually try it out before you buy it. Ask for a demo pair from the retailer, try it out, and see if it fits you. But remember, testing in an enclosed indoor environment is different from the outdoor.

Here is a quick video overview that I found: 华为freebuds蓝牙耳机,比苹果AirPods便宜300元,体验分毫不差!

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here represent my own. Individual results may vary, and there are no guarantees you will experience the same. This is not a sponsored or paid review.
 

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3rd party shipping. Quality really not bad for this price. Am pleased.

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This one got ship to SG?
 

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Out Of Stock in Somerset Huawei Customer Service Center for the Huawei Wireless Earbud last night when I went there.
 

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Hi,

Looking for a set of wireless earphones to use for exercise/running.

Anyone has any recommendations?
Also, how does nuarl compare to brand such as jaybird & jabra?

Thanks.
 

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Hi,

Looking for a set of wireless earphones to use for exercise/running.

Anyone has any recommendations?
Also, how does nuarl compare to brand such as jaybird & jabra?

Thanks.

I believe sound is subjective. All the 3 listed can be found in Stereo.

I never tried Jaybird and Jabra but my colleague who had the same taste in sound as me tried and sound quality is not in par with Nuarl. For the price u are paying for, Nuarl is value for money.
 

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Anyone using JBL Free? Any disconnecting or latency (video and lip sync) issues?

Did a listening to this one and sound is quite decent.

There's currently a 5 or 10% discount till end of this Month at Takashimaya but believe you should be able to get better price online.
 

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Bragi dash pro.

Wah this one...
The price quite high ah.

I believe sound is subjective. All the 3 listed can be found in Stereo.

I never tried Jaybird and Jabra but my colleague who had the same taste in sound as me tried and sound quality is not in par with Nuarl. For the price u are paying for, Nuarl is value for money.

Thanks Nuarl is my top pick so far I think (yet to go try)
ANy idea how it compares with the bragi?
 

Jeremy1

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Wah this one...
The price quite high ah.



Thanks Nuarl is my top pick so far I think (yet to go try)
ANy idea how it compares with the bragi?

Can't really commend on Bragi caused I never tried before. Not really sure where you can try this earphone.

I think it's really depend also on your budget. Bragi should be around 400 plus.
E8 around 400, Erato Apollo 7s around 350. Nuarl is 190.

When trying, very important to get a good seal.
 

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Bragi is $508, E8 is $380, 7s around $470. All 3 i have. Nuarl never owned.

Bragi dash pro- Full feature with sport function, waterproof, can swim, 4gb build in. Excellent sound. No video/sound delay. Good fit with sleeve. Very comfortable.

E8- Excellent sound. No video/sound delay. However left and right sound will shift. Needs to reset. Fit is painful for me after 1 hour.

7s- Excellent sound. Short battery life. Video and sound delay too much. No value for money.
 

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Bragi is $508, E8 is $380, 7s around $470. All 3 i have. Nuarl never owned.

Bragi dash pro- Full feature with sport function, waterproof, can swim, 4gb build in. Excellent sound. No video/sound delay. Good fit with sleeve. Very comfortable.

E8- Excellent sound. No video/sound delay. However left and right sound will shift. Needs to reset. Fit is painful for me after 1 hour.

7s- Excellent sound. Short battery life. Video and sound delay too much. No value for money.

May I know where you tried the Bragi?
 
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