I really liked how u differentiated both the sounds by that piano example it really helps to get an idea of how both of them sounds Battery life and wireless charging really matters for me so i can compromise slight on that sound in yamaha Also i checked the headphonezone website idk why it says 2 driver setup 1BA+1DD in lypertek
@@PaulsPOV btw can u help me I still can't decide if this two would be better or the edifier w240tn because it has two drivers and noise cancellation too Which would be value for money? bcus lypertek and edifier both costs around 6k
Thank you for the excellent review! I just ordered the Yamaha TW3B based on your recommendations. They're a bit pricey for me, but I hope they sound as great at lower volumes as you mentioned. Also, will getting Apple music make any difference, or is my Spotify enough? Please let me know if you can.
At lower volumes, having the Listening Care feature is advised. It's better to have Apple Music since the E3B supports the Aptx codec. If you're an audiophile, you'll appreciate this set of earphones better with Hi-Res audio paired with the Aptx codec for certain.
Can you compare these pieces against Sennheiser Sport True Wireless buds, which being an audiophile brand and the Sport True buds falls in almost the same price category as above.
how you compare it to buds 2 pro? I have them and thinking - maybe there can be something better?) In iem I have ie600 and comparison with samsung its only 15-20% whic is cosmic result)))
Sir am a musician.. i want to go for a perfect sounding buds i am confused between lypertek pureplay z3(5350/- on headphonezone) and yamaha tw e3b..(2990/- on amazon).. And i have iphone 13 with me so according to codecs and sound, Please tell me which one i should go for?
The E3B is more value for money, but if details in audio are more important to you, then the E5B is the way to go. It's slightly crisper but also not bass enthusiastic in its normal EQ preset.
@@PaulsPOV I just got the e5b ..the loudness isn't upto the mark ..I can barely hear anything while on the road with 1 earpod in the ear.. With both too hardly any noise cancellation. Clarity and isolation wise too it's average not living up to the hype. Disappointing experience overall. Wasted my money.
These are superior in detail and stage. Oppo and OP are more toward bloated bass than these. The oppo is more toward sounding truer than the OP for certain.
can you help on this, I am considering to buy one of these. I have wf-c500 sony which doesn't have bass at all for me(personal preference), compared to that how would you rate the bass in both lypertek and Yamaha.
@@PaulsPOV ohh!! I thought lypertek would have more bass than c500, because i have moondrop ssp and that have good bass, so at least 50% of that would be enough, would you recommend anything in line with that, and thank you for your time.
The Lypertek certainly has more body than the Yamaha, but I haven't done any back to back testing with the C500, sadly. I only spent about half an hour with it at a Sony center a few years ago. The Lypertek does seem bloated compared to the Yamaha, but it doesn't seem bloated compared to some mass market earphones. I have tested the lot from BBK, I like the Oppo enco air 3 pro for sound, but the Realme Buds Air 5 Pro is a very decent set to consider. Feel free to have a look at my comparison between the oppo, realme, and one plus earphones if you'd like to.
I haven't tested any, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information. I did listen to a friend's Soundcore about a year ago, which did sound impressive, though.
Hi.... I ve Been watching your videos as well as others In order to replace my aging sony wf xb 700. (it's charge doesn't last more than an hour now 😢but it's sounds good still). I use it only for music and movies. Don't use anc or calls. I was angling towards yamaha but am still hesitant. Most of my previous audio gear are sony, beginning all the way from Walkman in 1997. So my question is, is yamaha worth it or should I just settle for the safe bet and buy sony wf c500?
In all honesty, I've only spent around 20-30 minutes with the C500, and I did like it. I have spent a lot more time with the Yamaha and quite like it. I'd say they're more of less similar on many fronts when it comes to sound, but something tells me the Yamaha will be better nuanced. Every set of earphones I've compared with it doesn't have the finer aspects down like it does. I'd say give it a try. The Sony most likely will be more prominent in the lower frequencies, but the Yamaha does stage and imaging like nothing else I've heard in the sub 10k price bracket. It's worthwhile getting that Walkman running again if it's not. I'm trying to get new belts for mine.
Walkman motor died many years ago 😂. Thank you for the reply. Your content is always awesome. I think I will go for the yamaha this time and see how that goes. Thanks again.
Hi, since the last time we spoke, I bought the Yamaha E3B. I don't know if it was a gentle nudge of fate or luck, but just after I asked for your thoughts the price of the pink color version dropped 50% on amazon. So while the black ones still retails for 7900 or so, I got the pink one for 3900 😁. Now after running it for just over a month the short review is I absolutely love it. It's soooo..... smooth. The separation, the staging, the representation of tone, everything. Couldn't be happier. I only have my old Sony WF XB700 and my wife's realme Buds T300. While the sony is an extra base set, the realme is loud and mid range prominent. Sony is much more pleasant with the overall tone encapsulated by prominent low end. Meanwhile the realme I found makes you fatigued faster. Yamaha however is absolutely beautiful. The tone well balanced and no fatigue what so ever. I don't use it much for calls so I cannot comment on this regard. Watching videos on UA-cam I found that if you closely watch the lips during dialogue you can see that there's a lag on the audio. Another minor negative thing for me personally is that I found the tips to be slippery. Either that or the unit is a little bit small for my ears, so the tips move about. Not sure. But the biggest problem was pairing the buds. That was a real challenge. I still haven't been able to connect it to my pc. This is the first time I have ever seen an earphone show up for bluetooth connection where the left and right buds are showing as different devices but work as a pair. Not sure why, but maybe it has something to do with the fact that this is a much older product. My unit itself has a manufacturing date of February 2022. Again, not sure why that is. Overall I'm very happy. My requirements are simple and that is to enjoy music in high quality and this does the job for me. On a side note, firstly, my phone is the Samsung A70s. It's more than 4 years old. It has dolby atmos but I couldn't find out whether it has aptx or not. I think probably it doesn't. So I'm curious to use the yamaha on a device with aptx and find out of it makes any significant difference to the sound. Secondly, while researching to find out what earbuds to buy I have stumbled into the world of iems and I have dived into some depth researching them as well and am thinking of getting a simgot ew 200. I may also pair it with a DAC. An adventure for the future. Thanks for your help. Really enjoy your reviews.
Enjoy your new earphones! 😊 Consider picking up foam eartips for these. It might help hold on a bit better. They seal better than silicon tips, too. As for IEMs, I quite like the Simgot EW200. Feel free to watch my review on it if you haven't already. I quite liked it paired with the iFi Go Link. I've got reviews up of this as well if you'd like to give it a look.
It's the finer nuances that shine through with these compared to the Earfun. The Earfun is pretty good, but these edge it out slightly with detail...the Yamaha more so.
The YH-5000SE is something else. But if you're looking for something more affordable, I quite like the Yamaha YH-E700A. I've got a review on it here -> ua-cam.com/video/2VGbvGdEYPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=WVmdHbpNBTL1Qbp-
Soundstage huh🤔 i have oneplus nord buds and let me brief you about you one thing..... These earphones with respect to DSP in them have a tuning timeline meaning that it will take some time to widen the soundstage and then bass as well is bit widened with time.... Probabky you got the lypertek as a new kind and it didn't went through that time and you know it takes time for earphones to have that balanced sound as the DSP itself makes them tuned as per your listening call it the music style grows on the drivers inside that drive the music and delivery. Headphone zone guys don't even have to come at you for the audiophiles know the purpose of the earphones is to last long means the burn in period is certainly longer for these as they have that thickness to be precise? Idk. But do correct me by letting me know when you got the lypertek over yamaha and also how it fairs, yeah the sound like gets different believe me 😒😅nord buds have no spatial audio or surround sound off the bat but? Now it does! Fkn does and how? 😅At 70%volume with very high on spotify it does travel more deep and delivery is like trippy it's absolute bliss to the music style abd mine is a mixed type so like 2.4k songs they all sound great but not at the max volume and right off the bat they had good stereo but now they are even better over a year now so trying to just make sense or let me know i think i am right or else don't reply I'll know it anyways.... 🤔😒😒👁️👁️👁️BE TRUE PAUL LORD IS WATCHING YOU 😂i liked the battery on them more so will get them anyways....
I really liked how u differentiated both the sounds by that piano example it really helps to get an idea of how both of them sounds
Battery life and wireless charging really matters for me so i can compromise slight on that sound in yamaha
Also i checked the headphonezone website idk why it says 2 driver setup 1BA+1DD in lypertek
That's odd. Perhaps it's a mistake. The stats on the Lypertek website say that it has 6mm graphene dynamic drivers.
@@PaulsPOV yea it's probably a mistake, btw thanku for replying :)
@@PaulsPOV btw can u help me
I still can't decide if this two would be better or the edifier w240tn because it has two drivers and noise cancellation too
Which would be value for money? bcus lypertek and edifier both costs around 6k
I haven't tested the edifier, so I don't want to give you any wrong information.
@@PaulsPOV oh that's alright np
Excellent review once again !! Thanks
its a shame that they discontinued the TW-E3B
Man! That's you on the piano!
Kurzgesagt!
Thank you for the excellent review! I just ordered the Yamaha TW3B based on your recommendations. They're a bit pricey for me, but I hope they sound as great at lower volumes as you mentioned. Also, will getting Apple music make any difference, or is my Spotify enough? Please let me know if you can.
At lower volumes, having the Listening Care feature is advised. It's better to have Apple Music since the E3B supports the Aptx codec. If you're an audiophile, you'll appreciate this set of earphones better with Hi-Res audio paired with the Aptx codec for certain.
Can you compare these pieces against Sennheiser Sport True Wireless buds, which being an audiophile brand and the Sport True buds falls in almost the same price category as above.
how you compare it to buds 2 pro? I have them and thinking - maybe there can be something better?) In iem I have ie600 and comparison with samsung its only 15-20% whic is cosmic result)))
Can you compare the Yamaha TW-E3B to the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC (available for 5.2k during sales or less)?
Headphonezone guys will come after you... beware... lol
Will they sound better than kz zsn pro x and salnotes zero
Not with a Hi-Res source. The IEMs will sound superior in that case, in terms of details and tightness.
Sir am a musician.. i want to go for a perfect sounding buds i am confused between lypertek pureplay z3(5350/- on headphonezone) and yamaha tw e3b..(2990/- on amazon)..
And i have iphone 13 with me so according to codecs and sound,
Please tell me which one i should go for?
I find this Yamaha to be a little more "musical" so I recommend that. Have a look at the chapter about sound, I elaborate on their differences.
@@PaulsPOV if there’s not much difference in sound can i go with lypertek for the wireless charging feature.. nd extra
How would you rank these purely on the basis of sound clarity and staging? Yamaha, lypertek and earfun air 3 pro
I'd rank them in the order you've written them here.
I just purchased Yamaha TW-E3B. Sounds good.
how is the bass?
@@hh22 Good for me
Me too... I got it for 2799 from amazon
How so?@@naturecallsrob
Yamaha E3b or e5b
The E3B is more value for money, but if details in audio are more important to you, then the E5B is the way to go. It's slightly crisper but also not bass enthusiastic in its normal EQ preset.
@@PaulsPOV I just got the e5b ..the loudness isn't upto the mark ..I can barely hear anything while on the road with 1 earpod in the ear.. With both too hardly any noise cancellation. Clarity and isolation wise too it's average not living up to the hype. Disappointing experience overall. Wasted my money.
I recently purchased Yamaha TW E7B for about 9200 Rs on emi. How much is it better thanE3B and Pureplay Z3 ?
I prefer it over the other two. It's better nuanced and more natural sounding. It's a steal at that price.
Tea or coffe pls tell
Sound quality compared to Oppo enco air 3 pro and OnePlus buds 3. Bass?
These are superior in detail and stage. Oppo and OP are more toward bloated bass than these. The oppo is more toward sounding truer than the OP for certain.
can you help on this, I am considering to buy one of these.
I have wf-c500 sony which doesn't have bass at all for me(personal preference), compared to that how would you rate the bass in both lypertek and Yamaha.
They aren't as prominent in the bass as the C500, if I remember the C500 correctly.
@@PaulsPOV ohh!! I thought lypertek would have more bass than c500, because i have moondrop ssp and that have good bass, so at least 50% of that would be enough, would you recommend anything in line with that, and thank you for your time.
The Lypertek certainly has more body than the Yamaha, but I haven't done any back to back testing with the C500, sadly. I only spent about half an hour with it at a Sony center a few years ago. The Lypertek does seem bloated compared to the Yamaha, but it doesn't seem bloated compared to some mass market earphones.
I have tested the lot from BBK, I like the Oppo enco air 3 pro for sound, but the Realme Buds Air 5 Pro is a very decent set to consider. Feel free to have a look at my comparison between the oppo, realme, and one plus earphones if you'd like to.
@@PaulsPOV ok , I watched your video on Best TWS Earphones ( 7 Oct 2023) and got the clarity that i wanted. thank you for your time
Bro pls realme air 5 pro vs OnePlus buds 3 😢😢❤❤
sir suggest good headphone under 5k-6k (i love bass)..
I haven't tested any, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information. I did listen to a friend's Soundcore about a year ago, which did sound impressive, though.
Hi.... I ve Been watching your videos as well as others In order to replace my aging sony wf xb 700. (it's charge doesn't last more than an hour now 😢but it's sounds good still). I use it only for music and movies. Don't use anc or calls. I was angling towards yamaha but am still hesitant. Most of my previous audio gear are sony, beginning all the way from Walkman in 1997. So my question is, is yamaha worth it or should I just settle for the safe bet and buy sony wf c500?
In all honesty, I've only spent around 20-30 minutes with the C500, and I did like it. I have spent a lot more time with the Yamaha and quite like it. I'd say they're more of less similar on many fronts when it comes to sound, but something tells me the Yamaha will be better nuanced. Every set of earphones I've compared with it doesn't have the finer aspects down like it does. I'd say give it a try. The Sony most likely will be more prominent in the lower frequencies, but the Yamaha does stage and imaging like nothing else I've heard in the sub 10k price bracket.
It's worthwhile getting that Walkman running again if it's not. I'm trying to get new belts for mine.
Walkman motor died many years ago 😂. Thank you for the reply. Your content is always awesome. I think I will go for the yamaha this time and see how that goes. Thanks again.
Let me know how it treats you.
Hi, since the last time we spoke, I bought the Yamaha E3B. I don't know if it was a gentle nudge of fate or luck, but just after I asked for your thoughts the price of the pink color version dropped 50% on amazon. So while the black ones still retails for 7900 or so, I got the pink one for 3900 😁. Now after running it for just over a month the short review is I absolutely love it. It's soooo..... smooth. The separation, the staging, the representation of tone, everything. Couldn't be happier. I only have my old Sony WF XB700 and my wife's realme Buds T300. While the sony is an extra base set, the realme is loud and mid range prominent. Sony is much more pleasant with the overall tone encapsulated by prominent low end. Meanwhile the realme I found makes you fatigued faster. Yamaha however is absolutely beautiful. The tone well balanced and no fatigue what so ever. I don't use it much for calls so I cannot comment on this regard. Watching videos on UA-cam I found that if you closely watch the lips during dialogue you can see that there's a lag on the audio. Another minor negative thing for me personally is that I found the tips to be slippery. Either that or the unit is a little bit small for my ears, so the tips move about. Not sure. But the biggest problem was pairing the buds. That was a real challenge. I still haven't been able to connect it to my pc. This is the first time I have ever seen an earphone show up for bluetooth connection where the left and right buds are showing as different devices but work as a pair. Not sure why, but maybe it has something to do with the fact that this is a much older product. My unit itself has a manufacturing date of February 2022. Again, not sure why that is. Overall I'm very happy. My requirements are simple and that is to enjoy music in high quality and this does the job for me. On a side note, firstly, my phone is the Samsung A70s. It's more than 4 years old. It has dolby atmos but I couldn't find out whether it has aptx or not. I think probably it doesn't. So I'm curious to use the yamaha on a device with aptx and find out of it makes any significant difference to the sound. Secondly, while researching to find out what earbuds to buy I have stumbled into the world of iems and I have dived into some depth researching them as well and am thinking of getting a simgot ew 200. I may also pair it with a DAC. An adventure for the future. Thanks for your help. Really enjoy your reviews.
Enjoy your new earphones! 😊 Consider picking up foam eartips for these. It might help hold on a bit better. They seal better than silicon tips, too.
As for IEMs, I quite like the Simgot EW200. Feel free to watch my review on it if you haven't already. I quite liked it paired with the iFi Go Link. I've got reviews up of this as well if you'd like to give it a look.
Better than Earfun Air Pro 3 for sound - music and movies ??
It's the finer nuances that shine through with these compared to the Earfun. The Earfun is pretty good, but these edge it out slightly with detail...the Yamaha more so.
@@PaulsPOV thanks, picked up yamaha
Enjoy your new earphones 😊
@@PaulsPOV Just started using, volume seems to be very low. Need to use it at 100% 😔
Are there any good wired headphones/earphones from yamaha?
The YH-5000SE is something else. But if you're looking for something more affordable, I quite like the Yamaha YH-E700A. I've got a review on it here -> ua-cam.com/video/2VGbvGdEYPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=WVmdHbpNBTL1Qbp-
@@PaulsPOV thanks
Samsung's buds 2 or yamaha e3b??
I haven't tested the Samsung Buds 2, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information.
Soundstage huh🤔 i have oneplus nord buds and let me brief you about you one thing..... These earphones with respect to DSP in them have a tuning timeline meaning that it will take some time to widen the soundstage and then bass as well is bit widened with time.... Probabky you got the lypertek as a new kind and it didn't went through that time and you know it takes time for earphones to have that balanced sound as the DSP itself makes them tuned as per your listening call it the music style grows on the drivers inside that drive the music and delivery. Headphone zone guys don't even have to come at you for the audiophiles know the purpose of the earphones is to last long means the burn in period is certainly longer for these as they have that thickness to be precise? Idk. But do correct me by letting me know when you got the lypertek over yamaha and also how it fairs, yeah the sound like gets different believe me 😒😅nord buds have no spatial audio or surround sound off the bat but? Now it does! Fkn does and how? 😅At 70%volume with very high on spotify it does travel more deep and delivery is like trippy it's absolute bliss to the music style abd mine is a mixed type so like 2.4k songs they all sound great but not at the max volume and right off the bat they had good stereo but now they are even better over a year now so trying to just make sense or let me know i think i am right or else don't reply I'll know it anyways.... 🤔😒😒👁️👁️👁️BE TRUE PAUL LORD IS WATCHING YOU 😂i liked the battery on them more so will get them anyways....
Womp womp💀
I guess you've never heard music from a two driver earphones iems or tws
U r just someone from the mass market
Not an audiophile obviously
So it won't matter a lot to u