I recently picked up the baseus Inspire XC1 as my first pair of clip-on earbuds.
They’re more comfortable than I expected, and the sound is surprisingly full for an open-ear design. Vocals are clear.
I’m still experimenting with the EQ. Where do clip-on earbuds fit into your listening routine?
I'm 42. Trained through high school, then basically stopped from 25 to 30 with kids and then covid.
Started again a year after giving birth. Working out is one of the few blocks of time that's actually mine. Running feels like meditation for me, insanely relaxing. Strength work, the body changes I can see, that part feels like a real win.
What's it like for you?
I've been filming my trips and "day in my life" vlog videos for a while now. Before I got Luna Ultra, framing was always a problem.
I used to set up the camera, guess where to stand, then walk back to check the shot, only to realize the framing was off and start over! Now I can leave the camera fixed, carry the detached screen with me, and watch the preview in real time as I walk into position. I can adjust where I'm standing and start recording remotely with tracking, making filming so much easier.
The remote's built-in mic is so clutch as well, it doubles as a tiny handheld microphone.
I've seen a few people complain about the lower-resolution preview. I get it, but for me, it's more than dear enough for framing. If that's part of the trade-off for a more stable connection at a distance, I'm totally fine with it.
Curious how everyone else is using the detachable screen. Has it changed the way you shoot, or do you mostly leave it attached?
Just got the JMGO N3 Ultimate and set it up on the bedroom screen with the lights on. It’s only sitting on the bedside cabinet for now, but getting the image lined up with the screen was pretty quick.
From a quick first look, the shadow detail is good, the colors look rich, and motion looks clean during football. The main downside so far is the weight. This thing is heavy so need to do some research before trying to ceiling mount it. Still need to spend more time with the settings, but very happy with it so far.