r/WirelessEarbuds

Hi, ich habe aktuell für Zuhause/Arbeit seit 2 Jahren wireless die Bowers & Wilkins Pi7s2, die Px7s2 und für unterwegs die Oppo Enco Buds 2Pro. Die Bowers&Wilkins gefallen mir wirklich sehr gut, aber nach diesen 2 Jahren gibt es vielleicht schon Bessere?

Da ich aber immer noch auf der Suche bin nach Klangverbesserung bei den TWS Earbuds, haben folgende In-Ears mein Interesse geweckt: Bowers &Wilkins Pi8, Pi6, Hifiman Svanar wireless, Denon Perl Pro, Soundpeats H3, Beoplay EX, Final, Noble, Status und ähnliche.

Sie sollten max. 400€ kosten (gern auch nur als Gebrauchte in super Zustand).

Wichtig sind mir eine audiophile, große, weite Soundstage mit toller Ortung und Differenzierung der Instrumente, ein natürlicher, druckvoller (aber nicht übertriebener Bass), schöne Mitten für die Stimmwiedergabe und detailierte Höhen.

Ich höre gern Singer/Songwriter, Rock, Jazz, usw... z.B. Damien Rice, Diana Krall, Amber Rubarth, Pink Floyd, Metallica, usw...

Vergleiche zu meinem Aktuellen Pi7S2 wären sehr hilfreich!

Vielen Dank

i need longevity (around 2 years) and good mic for calls.

Hola gente bella de YouTube, hace un buen tiempo vengo usando un auricular de cable kz y es buenísimo su sonido pero es incómodo el uso del cable! Tengo planes de volver a comprarme un auricular a Bluetooth y estoy pensando en el soundpeats air5pro (400 mil aprox) alguien ya probó? Alguna recomendación por ese precio?

Hi! I've got small ears and a lot of ear buds tend to get pushed out and fall out of my ears pretty regularly. The only ones that don't fall out are my Airpods 1st Gen (I've tried Airpod Pros, and some Novia set that didn't even connect to my phone regularly. Admittedly, I've not expanded my horizons. I am poor, lol, and I got those for free.)

I lost my left Airpod recently. Should I just buy the replacement Airpod, or is the better, newer alternative that I should start saving up for? I mostly use them for Audiobooks while I'm working out, so I don't need hyper crisp sound quality, just not bad, if that makes sense. This can include those new ones that vibrate your skull or whatever (I don't know how they would but I know they are meant so you can hear around you or something.) Thank you!

I like going on walks and I always use headphones.
I want to try earbuds. But I tried earbuds, they would fall off from my ears

Also I move my head alot cuz I really get into the music (that’s a other reason why they fall off)

But again, I was wondering if there’s any earbuds that can stay on my ears while walking and moving my head?

(And also cheap. I’m not rich)

In Germany,

my priority and taste:

- reliable ( should work how it is supposed to for at least 2-3 years)

- want bassy but still clear enough treble

- should last 4-5 hours of journey

- having decent anc is good, don't expect it to be like airpods

- not looking for funky looking one's, coz most of them won't stay in my ears (eg, Bowers w, Sennheiser mmt tws or )

- mostly into edms but sometimes enjoy classics as well

- used nothing ear 2024 for more than 1 year, battery drain issue of right bud after a years use. i don't trust nothing anymore.

- I own a OnePlus 13

- please mention their drawbacks

eyeing on

- earfun air pro 4 +

- liberty 4 pro

- liberty 5

- op buds 4 (they are out of Europe now, so that sux)

- (since i said reliable earbuds, one would think of sony or Samsung too, open to that as well)

- I would also consider other alternatives

- if found value for money deal, budget could be stretched till 100 €.

thank you in advance

Ano magandang brand ng earbuds na affordable pero oks naman quality?

Hi! I'm a commuting student in a rainy tropical country. I'm looking for buds with these qualities:

• Water resistant

• Good battery life

• Good ANC

• Good for calls

• Maybe decent~best in its price range

• Okay for sweating

I would appreciate it if you could share your experience with the buds you're going to suggest.

Thanks a lot.

I bought my soundcore liberty air 2's in 2020/2021 and I've been super happy with them, but their battery is on its last legs and I have to replace them soon.

Looking at the wireless earbud market nowadays, it feels like I bought mine at the peak of the golden age, cuz everything is packed with useless features and bloat (at least in my eyes). I still don't see the point of ANC on earbuds. Don't understand why some earbud cases have touch controls or monitors. I hate that stupid wheel on the asinine CMF buds. I would rather shoot bullets into my earholes rather than use a clip-on bud

I would appreciate suggestions and guidance. I have looked far and wide, or at least tried, but I am truly overwhelmed with the countless brands/manufacturers and their endless models.

I mainly listen to music with it, so sound quality and clarity is paramount (and no I don't just want BASS in my face).

Don't want it to have any fancy features, cuz I hate paying for something and not using it (and I'm sure as hell not gonna be using it).

Don't want ANC, cuz I don't wanna dissociate and get jumpscared when someone approaches me from behind.

Don't want multi-point connection, cuz I wanna KNOW and CHOOSE what device can and can't play sounds in my ear, and when (although this one seems to be an inescapable industry standard nowadays).

Don't want it to have a screen on the damn case. Cuz it's gonna be in my pocket and that's where it will stay for the duration of my usage.

The coolest thing I've come across was the Sony Linkbuds Open, but it's way too expensive for me. For context, I live in a shithole third world dump with constant war and threat of war and rampant inflation and I am not paying a month's salary for this pair of earbuds (I might if I can save up and everything goes smoothly, but I'd truly rather not)

So I'm getting the buds 3 pro for 400 aed and 4 pro for like 570 aed idk what I should settle for I have s25ultra and i use iems mostly moondrop aria 2 to be specific idk if 4 is more worthy than the 3 in sound quality or anc could someone help which is more worthy I have used nothing ears before and I loved that actually but the left ear doesn't work no more and nobody here repairs it other than replacing which is around the same price range please help.

Both were priced at about $70-$80, and just wanted to know which is the better buy

As the title says, I’m looking for a pair of earbuds where **sound quality isn’t a priority**. I’m all about efficiency, so as long as they sound decent, that’s good enough for me.

My requirements are:

1. ANC
2. Water and dust resistance
   **3. The longest possible listening time on a single charge**
   **4. A charging case with the longest possible battery life**

Battery life is by far the most important factor for me. What earbuds would you recommend?