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Ready for all your workout and travel needs, the TFZ B.V2 wireless IEM boasts Bluetooth 5.0 lossless transmission and an IPX5 waterproof rating. It doesn’t skimp on sound, either: each channel features a balanced armature driver, a rarity among fully wireless IEMs Read More

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Khanhfu

May 17, 2019

Micro-USB, btw

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FYLin21

May 20, 2019

To add on to this, iPhone and older Android users probably don't care all that much about it. Some products can only charge with Type C to Type A cables. My Astrotec S60 doesn't support USB PD via Type C to C. Unfortunately they are going for microUSB with their initial run of the upcoming S80.

Jhova90

Jun 11, 2019

My rowkin wireless earbuds use a USB-C connector, the case can charge wirelessly and they are on Bluetooth 5. They sound pretty good, are comfortable and stay in on long runs. The only downsides are the touch controls on the earbuds are finnicky and the left bud can cut out in weird circumstances. But it's easy to overlook when you get all of this for about $100.

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CaptainNemo412

Jun 11, 2019

ACC??? Shouldn't it be AAC?

scottlu

346

Jun 11, 2019

CaptainNemo412you are right, btw aac is bad format. only LDAC is good.

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Jaywalk3r

103

Jun 13, 2019

scottluAAC is audibly transparent (i.e., as good as can be perceived by human hearing) at a much lower bitrate than LDAC, providing more energy efficient audiophile grade listening.

ClaytonJ

May 19, 2019

15 hours playtime, that's in between charges of the case and not the earbuds right? The earbuds can be charged a few times before the case needs to be charged again. How long will the earbuds go in between charges?

TheHun

102

Jun 11, 2019

sellers on Aliexpress claims it has dynamic drivers not balanced armature on the V2. Which is it?

McJerkins

Dec 28, 2019

So many unanswered questions here. Seller must think this is a joke.

Hecker9000

May 17, 2019

Qualccomm AptX?

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RandomStrata

May 17, 2019

Did a quick search and it looks like you're good. Bluetooth 4.2 and higher tends to support ACC and it looks like your device does both. Basically this means that it'll convert your audio files using the ACC so your audio files are really going to be the only bottleneck here. SBC is typically coded to only be used as a backup in the instance that ACC isn't supported by the device it's streaming to. That of course depends on how the programmers set up the audio device, but usually ACC is going to take priority. Basically, ya you're good to go. Edit: I forgot to add that even though your device has a Qualcomm chip in it, it looks like it doesn't support aptX so I'm assuming the chip they used was slightly older or they just opted to not use it for some reason.

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TheHun

102

Jun 11, 2019

all Android phones the last few years now support AAC, and of course IOS support AAC almost from day one.

pluvo

May 17, 2019

I have some cheap <$10 wireless earbuds I got off Ebay a while ago & they are OK. The sound is a bit muddled and bass-y but considering the price it's hard to complain. What really bothers me is when my phone is in my front left pocket, the right bud cuts out when I turn my head to the right and when it's in my back pocket they both cut in & out as I walk. I guess my thick skull works like a Faraday cage. :-( I've been eyeballing the NuForce drop (https://drop.com/buy/drop-nuforce-move-wireless-in-ear-monitors) but September is a long time to wait. Does anybody have any experience with these?