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adrianmenendez

Jan 18, 2021

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Worst Bluetooth Earbuds

One month of normal light usage and they ate gone. Don’t even bother considering these and go straight with something that offers decent warranty.

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matttnz

Nov 29, 2020

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Sound is ok but pairing overly complex and even turning on/off an issue. PSB equipment typically if high quality so this is unusual for them and I hope v2 is better.

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DaxDubbs

Nov 27, 2020

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While I truly love PSBs headphones, I find these true wireless earphones to be a dud. Lack of bass, without clarity in mids and highs. Pairing was difficult. These unfortunately are a no go for me.

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steve098

Nov 14, 2020

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poor quality

Cuts out constantly, sound quality is mediocre, mic is muddy and too quiet, people I'm talking to complain they can't hear me. Went back to my wired ear buds within 2 days.

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jooks

Nov 11, 2020

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Pairing issues, poor quality sound

I have a hard time putting them on and they make my ears sore, they are slow to pair and I had the right earbud fail to pair the first time and had to look up instructions online. They are not full duplex apparently, if you pair with Macbook and attempt to use them as a mic then the right earbud goes silent and only the button control works. Without right side no mic as well.

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Lab12

Nov 10, 2020

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Charges does not connect properly. Unusable. I tried contacting Drop. No reply.

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T59D

Oct 21, 2020

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Not very comfortable

They do not work very well with sunglasses. Put's pressure on to of ear and ear canal.

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adams.brian.502

Oct 19, 2020

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Great sound, cumbersome in operation

To start, these were difficult to pair with my phone. There were many failed attempts, resets, trials and errors, but I was finally able to get them paired. Since then, they have worked well, with only an occasional dropout. The only real nitpick I have with them ongoing is the placement of the power button. It makes them diffiicult to turn off sometimes. As for the sound quality, it's fantastic. Shockingly good for an athletic styled true wireless in-ear. They have a forward presentation, with a very big soundstage. They are full-bodied, with great, tonal, not overly heavy bass. The midrange is detailed and a bit forward, and the treble is clean and extended. They are more dynamic than most in-ears. The soundstage is really the most amazing thing, reminding me more listening to my open air stereo than a tiny ear plug. They might be a bit finicky at first, but they are well worth it for the sound quality.

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adams.brian.502

I've tried Mee, and they sounded pretty good for the 2 weeks they worked... I'm hesitant to waste a lot of time and money on questionable products. I am intrigued by Moondrop, though. I'm seriously thinking about upgrading, though, like the 846s. The comfort and durability, as well as the sound, makes the Shures worth it for me.

League544

Sorry about that, I meant to write FA9 not f89!! What Chifi sets have you listened to I meant, sorry again. The thing about these older sets is that they are using old technology, Kz ZSX for example uses 5 BAs and 1 DD, much more components than older sets. Now I am aware that it's not only about the components and in fact even sets that have a lot of drivers can sound awful but a set that has more drivers will sound better than a set that has less driver if they are both made with the saying level of skill. These single or double driver sets will not be able to match the full potential of what these Chifi iems have accomplished. The sub 50 dollar Chifi iems are probably pretty bad/mediocre. But the Kz ZSX blew my mind away. No bloat that I could notice and like I said compares within 5% of my 550 dollar FA9s that have similar components minus the DD. I'd just stay very far away from Shure, they might sound better than bad sets, but they're not competing with the top 50+ dollar chifis right now. I can speak from experience as well having owned the 425 and Ety 4xr as well as 2xr, these older iems just are behind in bass/sound stage.

adams.brian.502

I've almost had, or sampled, too many to list, both iem and full size cans. Multiple Shure models, dating back more than 15 years, Etymotics, B&O, Sennheiser, Martin Logan, ADV, Mee, Hifiman, Stax, Grado, Jlab, Jabra... Just the ones I have, and I've heard tons more. I'm very much inclined for pro sound, having spent a lot of time at a mixing board. Agreed, my 425s are light on the bass, but extremely fast and tonal. Same with treble, and never sibilant. I love bass as much as the next guy, but I can't stand it when it's slow or overdone and one note. But, since 90% of music lives in the midrange, my Shures are pretty awesome. I'm looking forward to hearing the new Aonic 4.