Which wireless earbuds are you using?

[racedog]

The Sennheiser battery was my deal breaker. I returned them before my 30 days was up. As for the Bose, I've read/heard mostly positive things from them. The only thing for me is that they are too big. I don't think I could get those things in my ears. I do want to try out the Jabra Elite 75T. They will be coming out soon.

I looked up the 75t's and they sound interesting. Problem for me is all they talked about was the great long battery life and new smaller size. And yes, those are great but I buy buds for the sound quality and no one even talked about that.

 

[eyedoc2020]

Jabra Elite 65T for me. Great earbuds.

 

[EMGSM]

I looked up the 75t's and they sound interesting. Problem for me is all they talked about was the great long battery life and new smaller size. And yes, those are great but I buy buds for the sound quality and no one even talked about that.

I noticed that too. I'll wait for the video reviews to see what people are saying about sound quality.

 

[isired]

Just got the Samsung Buds with the credit I got for pre-ordering the Note 10+.

I've been using the 2018 IconX for just about 2 years, and the sound from the IconX is much better. Between that and the features (you have a choice of 3 or 4 functions for the tap/hold on the buds, you get all of the functions at the same time, and more, with the IconX) the 2 Samsung buds are not in the same category.

The missing feature that bothers me is no volume control on the Buds. Apparently you can make it the tap/hold function (one ear volume up, the other down) but then you can't toggle ambient sound, or a voice assistant NJ etc. Plus the up one ear / down the other is sloppy.

The sound on the Buds is not terrible, just a little tinny. The IconX has the best sound of the 5 or 6 wireless buds I've tried.

 

[Super Dave426]

I just bought and received Anker Soundcore Spirit X from Amazon for just 40$. See the reviews on Youtube and as u was convinced by the quality and the sound that this product gives you will be sold in them. I really didn't realize what a great set they were until I used them and I am ecstatic about them.

Let me know what you think about them.

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I have 2 pair of these. After the first set arrived I noticed that Bluetooth was dropping off when I turned my head and sent Anker a note. They said that a newer version was coming out in a week and sent me a new pair and didn't want the old ones. They sound great and both work.

Recently I've been using Aftershokz induction earphones, they are awesome because I can hear what's going on around me and when I cut the lawn I put in earplugs and just use my bones without damaging my ears but they don't match any direct speaker for actual listening to music and enjoying the sound quality. But they are great for what I need walking around and being able to hear my surroundings.

 

[Apple2Droid]

Rocking Klipsch T5's now. They really out shine my Bose to me. Sick of buying earbuds. I just rather have headphones that lock around my ear or Straight up cover it.
I'm a big guy so earbuds aren't my cup o' tea.

How comfortable are these? I considered these but they look like they would stick out of the ears a lot. --I have smaller ears and ear canals and every pair if this style of buds falls out of my ears. I just bought a pair of EarFun Free, which feel huge to me, and a pair of JLab AirExecutive, which are smaller, but the left one won't stay in for more than one minute. I thought about buying Klipsch replacement oval silicone tips to try with these two. I'm also considering Cambridge Audio Melomania 1.

 

[Apple2Droid]

You should really check out the EarFun Free. They're around $50, but there's a coupon at Amazon. They have everything that you're looking for, even though they don't have an AptX codec for audio sync--and audio quality is also surprisingly good without it. 30 hours of battery--6 in the buds and another 24 in the case. They fast charge via USB-C and also via a Qi wireless pad. Stereo calling, IPX7 waterproofing, voice assistant, and Bluetooth 5. I get great reception as I walk through my house, even around walls.

I love the stereo calling, and was blown away the first time I made a call. People on the other end of the call have said my voice was very clear. There are controls on a tap pad, but there is no audio control. The only negative for me is that I have small ears and ear canals and they feel really big, but they stay in better than JLab Air Executive, for me anyway. Customer service is also excellent. --I emailed them on Sunday evening and they replied back--on Sunday evening!!

 

[o4liberty]

Tried the pixel buds didn’t work for me I ordered the galaxy buds waiting for them to arrive.

 

[EMGSM]

Just got the Samsung Buds with the credit I got for pre-ordering the Note 10+.

I've been using the 2018 IconX for just about 2 years, and the sound from the IconX is much better. Between that and the features (you have a choice of 3 or 4 functions for the tap/hold on the buds, you get all of the functions at the same time, and more, with the IconX) the 2 Samsung buds are not in the same category.

The missing feature that bothers me is no volume control on the Buds. Apparently you can make it the tap/hold function (one ear volume up, the other down) but then you can't toggle ambient sound, or a voice assistant NJ etc. Plus the up one ear / down the other is sloppy.

The sound on the Buds is not terrible, just a little tinny. The IconX has the best sound of the 5 or 6 wireless buds I've tried.

The IconX also had onboard storage for music. I wish the buds had that feature.

 

[isired]

I never use that feature but often wondered if I could use that 4GB (?) as storage in a pinch.

I'm realizing there are other issues as I use these Buds. I initially charged them wirelessly. I then used them for an hour, put them back in the case and dropped them in the wireless charger, and nothing. No light on the case, no light on the charger indicating it's charging, etc. I pull them out again and open the wearables app and the left ear is at 80%, the right ear at 88%.

So, they certainly should have been charging, and also why are they discharging at such an uneven rate?

I used them for over an hour, and the left ear is at 55% and the right ear at 60% now.

Anybody else seeing this?

 

[racedog]

Hey EMGSM, I just read that the Jabra 75T's have the same drivers and speakers as the 65T's. So, smaller form and longer battery but no upgrade in audio. To me, that is a stupid move and takes them off any potential list for me.

I'm back to thinking about those E8 Motions and whether I want to give those a shot.

 

[j_hansen]

I would imagine that the 75T will also come with wireless charging

 

[Casey Cheung]

I'm using a cheap pair of Bluetooth earphones someone gave me. I bet nobody heard of the brand name "Funcl". Works okay, nothing to write home about.

 

[GaryWW]

Tozo T10 truly wireless earbuds. Very good dynamic range. $49.99 from Amazon.

 

[j_hansen]

Tozo T10 truly wireless earbuds. Very good dynamic range. $49.99 from Amazon.

I just got the same ones and I really like them, added bonus is the wireless charging, works perfect on the Samsung duos charger

 

[mak916]

Powerbeats Pro.

How do you like these Buds? I was thinking of buying them for the gym.

 

[Almeuit]

How do you like these Buds? I was thinking of buying them for the gym.

TBH I love them. They definitely aren't coming off my ears no matter what.

 

[Apple2Droid]

Tried the pixel buds didn’t work for me I ordered the galaxy buds waiting for them to arrive.

I'm actually considering the Pixel Buds, just because everything else falls out of my ears or is just uncomfortable. I'm thinking having the cord over my ear and not pushing the tip in my ear might work. --Message me if you might want to sell yours, if you still have them.

 

[7h3d34f0n3]

Galaxy Buds

 

[Apple2Droid]

Galaxy Buds

I like the color! --And you definitely won't loose them in a backpack . . .