These are an improvement over the 1st gen buds. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxK5mc3yw4xA7Mf2j6k6n1Uqv_KUgrKdeM Pros: The fit is fantastic. This is the biggest plus. They stay in my ears when running and become unnoticeable. They are tight but comfortable. The sound quality is about the same as the 1st gen buds. They pair more easily with my LG G8 ThinQ and immediately reconnect when removed from the case. The sound balance is excellent, good but not overpowering base and clean mid tones and highs.Cons: The noise cancellation is good but perhaps a little less effective than the Bose ANC on the 1st gen buds. Passthrough mode as not as good as the 1st gen buds making it a little more difficult to hear conversations when in passthrough.
I'd be very curious to see how an older budget pair of earbuds like the taotronics soundliberty 79's would stack up against all these, itd probably be absolutely outdated but it would be neat to see, or even the og airpods next to these
Omg thanks I was searching for this and watched your other videos but the prices for the air buds you tested were like 30 or 40 dollars more expensive and you said in one of your videos that your going to make an updated version of the under 100 dollars video. Thanks you saved me❤ Subbed🎉
I prefer to buy cheap , knowing myself and my job they won't live long so unless G-shock starts making them I want to pay for the amount of enjoyment i get from them.
Raycons… the clue is in the name, cons. They’re rebranded $15 Chinese earbuds with massively artificial boosted base to give the illusion of decent sound. Tested by professional sound testing equipment, they’re absolute garbage. There’s an almost endless list of earbuds that massively outperform Raycons at the same price point and way below.
DON'T buy sennheiser cx plus!! I bought 2 pairs and they both ended up breaking before 2 months. I don't know why I bought a second pair, I guess I thought I got a faulty pair so I replaced it.. bad idea! Also i never even dropped them. $200 wasted. 😔
PS - I had to go back to a pair of cheapo $25 TOZO earbuds I bought 3 years ago because my brand new sennheisers broke. Ain't that hilarious that the cheapos lasted longer than the 100 dollar ones... 😩
Nice and very detailed analysis on this earbuds, liked your work, and very good chennel you have. I ordered a40, strange but no other bloggers are mansion about some controle delay, are this is very annoying?
Hello, awesome review! Respect i was wondering if you know the PHILIPS TAA 7507 BK/00 TWS and if you can give me you thoughts about it. Specially compared to Soundcore Liberty 4 NC or Tozo NC9 Pro Because i saw them for 77€ instead of 179€ Thank you in advance David
Would you recommend any of the anker soundcores for working out? They seem to have a lot and the difference in price is only like $10-20 on most of their earphones.
I just purchased the Soundcore Sport X10 and I love the fit and sound quality but the controls are very difficult to maneuver and the app is not user friendly. I’m still trying to decide whether to keep or send back. I need the hooks due to small ears. Others I’ve tried without hooks fall out. Any suggestions on comfortable ear buds with ear hooks that have user friendly buttons?
I went from glowingly reviewed high end Sony 1000-xm3 to a pair of Earfun Air budget buds. The £40 Earfuns were better in every single way than the Sony apart from maybe audio quality which was only very slightly lower subjectively. Also the Sony batteries died after a couple years too and now last about 10 minutes per charge. Sony bluetooth was unreliable too, with slow connect and randomly disconnecting for no reason on multiple phones. All this tells me is those 'premium' earbuds are mostly a complete ripoff, fashion accessories like designer brands. For context I know good sound quality - I own a pair of Sennheiser HD650 cans and no consumer wireless earbuds will ever come close to that.
I learned this lesson too, after my Sony XM4 buds crapped it's battery just after the initial year of warranty. Vowed never to buy Sony again, at least in terms of buds.
My number 1 pick are the TAGRY earbuds. Are 62$ CAD but ALWAYS on sale to 49$ and ALWAYS has a 23$ discount and has had for years. For 35$ tax included they beat or are equal to 99% of all earbuds out there Over 100$CAD
I’m sure you have already but check to make sure your phone settings are set so your headphones don’t only go up to a certain volume it happened to me and I was only using 70 percent of the volume lol 😂
Hey! I really loved this video🙏 but I'm still not sure what earphones would fit me. For me the sound quality is most important, and after that battery life and comfort. But after watching I'm still not sure what earphones would be good. For me bass is sooo important, I love to listen to bass boosted songs, but I still want that the sound is clear. I used to have Sony wf-1000xm4 earbuds and the sound quality was great (can't use anymore because of battery drainage problem). Do you have any recommendations under 100$? ☺️ Which one of these would be the best, or are there any other good options? Thank you.
Have you considered JBL's Live Pro 2? They weren't under $100 when I made this video but are at the moment. I think they'll offer the bass you're after
Not bad. The thing i'd want to see from soundpeats is some investment into their app experience. It can still be a bit slow, clunky, prone to crashes or long load times, or it simply doesn't support all of their earbuds. It's a quality of life feature that the best earbuds tend to get right, and if they can do that then they will be much easier to recommend
Never by walk headphones they are the worst headphones I have ever Owned the should be called sit because if you move they cut in and out impossible to listen to anything I wouldn't give them away because it would be an insult the only joy I will get from them is when my new pare of headphones come and I can take a hammer to these ones
Nobody should buy Sennheiser earbuds, they have extremely poor quality. The right goes off within weeks. Don't buy Sennheiser. Mine cx plus went off in less than a month and now my money is gone. 😡😡
Yes even I've had bad Sennheiser experience, in my mind they are never a good reliable brand what everyone says they are. They have poor quality control on the contrary brands like OnePlus have cheaper options but they are reliable and you know they will work as they're supposed to.
you need to add a Fit category of Laying down and bending over. The Soundcore Space A40 do a descent job laying down but struggle if you pick something up off the floor. All in all, I really my Space s40 buds.
I think it's a bit niche for its own category but I definitely factor that in for the fit and general usage - i'll try to always point out any that I find fall out for those examples
I just got the the Freebuds 4i is that people around you can easily hear the music you play... I would've wished that you include this in your reviews too.
ANYBODY HELP! I need earbuds at about 50 but no more that 70 bucks. I need them for driving with my bike so it's important for them to not have any windnoises. Also I want a good audio. Pls help me if you know any that would be good for my use. Thx
Had the Sennheiser…..The left has given up after 8 months 🙃 Wish I didn’t buy into the Sennheiser hype that most earbud reviewers had about the CX Plus.
Noise cancelling yes - headphones often perform better with ANC vs earbuds since they completely cover over your ear. Sound quality perhaps not, I think Sennheiser's earbuds sound better, for instance. It's quite a different experience with headphones though
Good question. I think the main reason is just the type of videos I normally make i.e. they don't appear in the earbuds awards because the quality isn't class-leading, and they don't quite make it into videos like this either because there are frankly just better options. They'd perhaps go into something like a 'best budget earbuds under $50', or something like that. Some of the jlab buds aren't bad, they're just budget-friendly and the competition is fierce!
I just got the onplus nord 2 buds and they are amazing. I had jbl buds for €150 and the oneplus buds sound is beter. I am really surprised how good they are. The clear sound with a deep nice bass. If you aare stil looking you should get them.
I think the soundcore space a40 would be quite good for small ears, Jabra’s Elite earbuds are also quite small and may be worth a look. It’s hard to say though because everyone’s ears fit earbuds slightly differently
The cx plus sounds great but the durability is poor I have bought this ear bud and within 2 months the right earbud started to cut in and out like these was a short in it I got a replacement t and it happened again
I'm debating whether I should buy the Huawei FreeBuds 5i or the Soundcore life P3. I want the best sound quality and noise canceling . What would you think? I sometimes go running or gym but I really don't mind readjusting the earbuds. What would you recommend? Thank you for your time and amazing detailed content ❤
i find it surprizing how high people rate the Edifier W240TN, i had that and find it sounds average, not that very good. you rated it even 2nd best amongst all these earphones. I'm currently looking at the Sennheiser CX Plus, do they really sound that great ?
Sound quality is subjective, first of all. But remember that all of these are considered 'budget' earbuds, so you're not going to get the very best quality anyway. I can't promise you that you'll like the sound of the CX Plus, but they definitely have superior sound to the W240TN!
Would it be possible to include if normal size tips are storable in the cases? I have the problem that my inner ear is not really big, but my ear canals are relatively long. So I need either a long nozzle or normal sized tips because TWS tend to have short nozzle and short tips (I bought Jabra Elite 8 Active and couldn't use it because of the case size & the security ring around the nozzle...). Great exception of this are EPZ E200.
No Galaxy Buds 2 :( I needed the comparision with them so much Sadly i cant buy the 5i because the microphone is important and it sounds too poorly for the phone calls i have to do
I'm trying to pick for a new anc wireless headbuds that I can also use at the gym with cardio workouts. Can you let me know which one would be the best for value and anc capabilities? SoundPEATS Opera 03 Edifier TWS 1 PRO Edifier Nb2 Pro Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2
@@insidetechltd D: Thanks for the video though dude, very thorough. Like you said, it's nice to see affordable stuff nowadays for people who aren't ballin, and you're helping people financially struggling even more by giving all these details 🙏
Bro im with the Sabbat e12, for some years now close to their release actually, only the right one works 😂😂 How do they compare now??? I totally lost track of the earbud world... Did it changed that much
I think the most obvious improvement is in the feature set - things like ANC, multipoint, fast pair...but you'll likely find the general quality has improved with modern earbuds too
this is such a nice video, so glad I discovered this channel. I have a redmi buds 4 pro and I want to upgrade, do you have any recommendations for an upgrade? Preferably ones that are available over Aliexpress or something like that since I will most likely have to import
@@insidetechltd I'd like wireless charging, some more battery life on the earphones, but the utmost important is the sound quality, I can't afford the best TWS out there but I'd really appreciate better sound quality overall. Thanks for taking some time to reply though :D
Personally, I find that the Earfun Air S have a better sound than the Earfun Air 3, and especially much better microphones in phone call in noisy environments. And I think that currently the best earbuds overall, under $100 are the JBL Live Pro 2.
What are the loudest earbuds? I use one at a time to watch Netflix or listen to podcast at work where it’s really loud. So I need some very loud earbuds or noice canceling that works on single earbud.
I work in a factory that has loud machine sounds and a quiet room that’s for resting so everyone are there. Can you recommend a pair that has the least sound leakage?
From this list I would say Jabra’s Elite earbuds might be a good choice. The ear tip sits quite deep in the ear canal so I think the sound leakage is quite low
@@thejewishsheeran11 I always miss some, sadly. But it's because you're all kind enough to comment so much! I do my best to reply to all that I can - i'm here to help 👊🏼
I’ve used the Soundcore space A40 and ended up breaking one of the earbuds, due to it consistently falling out of my ears. I’ve never had the best of luck with shallow or oval ear tips (AirPods Pro, Space A40, Beats Studio Buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds, etc). Due to this and weighing my options, I went with the CX Plus, as it seems like it might fit my ears the best out of these options. I needed a video like this, especially since my Liberty 3 Pros just gave out on me. Thank you for making this video! It helped a lot!
@@GabrielGonzalez-ej6tp I’d liken them in sound to something like the AKG N400nc or the Samsung Galaxy Buds lineup, albeit, with a bit less definition. I recommend the galaxy buds lineup (even the cheaper non-“pro” version) for sound. However, they are very good for what they are and are generally an overall great pick. I miss the wireless charging, but that’s my only real complaint.
For sound quality alone, it would be right up there with sennheiser, maybe even better with the treble frequencies. The sound is fantastic! The reason they don’t get into the video is 1) the bulky, uncomfortable fit, 2) the mic and ANC quality isn’t great and 3) the app has multiple issues with connectivity, crashing, limited features…the app experience ruins it and can be quite frustrating
@@insidetechltd wow thank you so much! I didn't know about the app experience, I guess I will go with something different. Thank you again for your valuable insight!
Wow ! That’s not a comparaison !!! It’s not even close hahaha az80 sounds way better than all of those earbuds! If you have question, feel free to ask sir. I have over 40 earbuds and 30 headphones over the ears. I tested them all. If you want awesome comparaison between earbuds, go to Ronontech (youtube). He makes video based on two contenders (earbuds). He analyse each earbuds, talks about specs and he gives his final thoughts at the end, on who wins between the two :) honestly, one of the best audio channel. Have a nice day
I just know that I will lose or misplace such small items. So I just go for the best value that works. I’m an expat in Taiwan and found some brilliant earbuds. Instant connection, Bluetooth 5.3. Surround sound, crystal clear, finger touch on earbud for calls and pauses, microphone, USB C quick charging. LED charging display meter. I use them daily in the gym for 2.5 hours. Used for a week, still 78% reserve. Quality shiny black case. Cost ? $8. I bought 4 more pairs after testing successfully. These perform better than the Edifier but almost exactly the same in functionality.
Ok, galaxy buds 2 or the liberty 4nc, my current main have a dying battery for the right side battery so I'm in shopping for a new one, which will you guys suggest?
Can you do a list under 50$?
If enough people want to see it, then of course!
These are an improvement over the 1st gen buds. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxK5mc3yw4xA7Mf2j6k6n1Uqv_KUgrKdeM Pros: The fit is fantastic. This is the biggest plus. They stay in my ears when running and become unnoticeable. They are tight but comfortable. The sound quality is about the same as the 1st gen buds. They pair more easily with my LG G8 ThinQ and immediately reconnect when removed from the case. The sound balance is excellent, good but not overpowering base and clean mid tones and highs.Cons: The noise cancellation is good but perhaps a little less effective than the Bose ANC on the 1st gen buds. Passthrough mode as not as good as the 1st gen buds making it a little more difficult to hear conversations when in passthrough.
Love how much information you packed into such a short video. THIS is how to make a product comparison video on UA-cam. Bravo, sir! 👏
Thank you! It's tough to get the balance right between getting all the info in and not making the video overly long - so I appreciate it!
My absolute go to, when I’m looking for a product- if he has it, then I’d prioritize his video lol
I'd be very curious to see how an older budget pair of earbuds like the taotronics soundliberty 79's would stack up against all these, itd probably be absolutely outdated but it would be neat to see, or even the og airpods next to these
Omg thanks I was searching for this and watched your other videos but the prices for the air buds you tested were like 30 or 40 dollars more expensive and you said in one of your videos that your going to make an updated version of the under 100 dollars video. Thanks you saved me❤
Subbed🎉
You’re welcome. I’m here to help!
@@insidetechltd Thanks ❤
@@insidetechltd I’m planning to buy the soundcore space but is the song quality bad or good ?
It's not bad. All of these sound good for the price - I just had to explain how it compares with the others to be completely fair
@@insidetechltd I checked the price and it was 168 dollars
I've never seen a high level review like this! Fantastic!
That means a lot, thank you 💚
yeah quite close to those expensive speakers
I prefer to buy cheap , knowing myself and my job they won't live long so unless G-shock starts making them I want to pay for the amount of enjoyment i get from them.
I just bought jabra Elite 4. They're a bit too big for my small ears, and also, after using them for a while, i was having pain in my both ears
What about the Raycon Everyday Earbuds? Are those any good compared to the ones you reviewed? Also great video!
Nah, pass on those. Much better options available. And thank you!
Raycons… the clue is in the name, cons. They’re rebranded $15 Chinese earbuds with massively artificial boosted base to give the illusion of decent sound. Tested by professional sound testing equipment, they’re absolute garbage. There’s an almost endless list of earbuds that massively outperform Raycons at the same price point and way below.
I'm gonna pick edifier and Sennheiser for sound quality
DON'T buy sennheiser cx plus!! I bought 2 pairs and they both ended up breaking before 2 months. I don't know why I bought a second pair, I guess I thought I got a faulty pair so I replaced it.. bad idea! Also i never even dropped them. $200 wasted. 😔
PS - I had to go back to a pair of cheapo $25 TOZO earbuds I bought 3 years ago because my brand new sennheisers broke. Ain't that hilarious that the cheapos lasted longer than the 100 dollar ones... 😩
Nice and very detailed analysis on this earbuds, liked your work, and very good chennel you have. I ordered a40, strange but no other bloggers are mansion about some controle delay, are this is very annoying?
thanks a lot! no it's not very annoying, just noticeably compared to the others. I don't think it's a big deal
@@insidetechltdthank you for the answer
Hello, awesome review! Respect
i was wondering if you know the PHILIPS TAA 7507 BK/00 TWS and if you can give me you thoughts about it. Specially compared to Soundcore Liberty 4 NC or Tozo NC9 Pro
Because i saw them for 77€ instead of 179€
Thank you in advance
David
Would you recommend any of the anker soundcores for working out? They seem to have a lot and the difference in price is only like $10-20 on most of their earphones.
I just purchased the Soundcore Sport X10 and I love the fit and sound quality but the controls are very difficult to maneuver and the app is not user friendly. I’m still trying to decide whether to keep or send back. I need the hooks due to small ears. Others I’ve tried without hooks fall out. Any suggestions on comfortable ear buds with ear hooks that have user friendly buttons?
Mine broke within a few months
I went from glowingly reviewed high end Sony 1000-xm3 to a pair of Earfun Air budget buds. The £40 Earfuns were better in every single way than the Sony apart from maybe audio quality which was only very slightly lower subjectively. Also the Sony batteries died after a couple years too and now last about 10 minutes per charge. Sony bluetooth was unreliable too, with slow connect and randomly disconnecting for no reason on multiple phones.
All this tells me is those 'premium' earbuds are mostly a complete ripoff, fashion accessories like designer brands.
For context I know good sound quality - I own a pair of Sennheiser HD650 cans and no consumer wireless earbuds will ever come close to that.
I learned this lesson too, after my Sony XM4 buds crapped it's battery just after the initial year of warranty. Vowed never to buy Sony again, at least in terms of buds.
Personal preference!
tobefair youll be fine w smth like a18t, he1 is just niche product refined here and there, everywhere
in sense youll most likely wont find them worth the upgrade
Check Fiil CC Pro! It will be the best, bro! Better then Huawei Freebuds 5i 💯 !! Fiil is another level of sound🥇
Hello from Ukraine 🙌
Ok nice, I will! Hello from the UK! 👋🏼
My number 1 pick are the TAGRY earbuds. Are 62$ CAD but ALWAYS on sale to 49$ and ALWAYS has a 23$ discount and has had for years.
For 35$ tax included they beat or are equal to 99% of all earbuds out there Over 100$CAD
As a freebuds 4i 3-4 years user I was gonna buy the 5i anyways but good to hear they're good
No Sony earbuds❓🤦♂
No
I have the pixels and only reason i reaoly want to return is jst the volume is too low!
I’m sure you have already but check to make sure your phone settings are set so your headphones don’t only go up to a certain volume it happened to me and I was only using 70 percent of the volume lol 😂
Hey! I really loved this video🙏 but I'm still not sure what earphones would fit me. For me the sound quality is most important, and after that battery life and comfort. But after watching I'm still not sure what earphones would be good. For me bass is sooo important, I love to listen to bass boosted songs, but I still want that the sound is clear. I used to have Sony wf-1000xm4 earbuds and the sound quality was great (can't use anymore because of battery drainage problem). Do you have any recommendations under 100$? ☺️ Which one of these would be the best, or are there any other good options? Thank you.
Have you considered JBL's Live Pro 2? They weren't under $100 when I made this video but are at the moment. I think they'll offer the bass you're after
I have the edifier w240 earbuds and they sound fantastic! And i see them at $50 often
Great deal
Thoughts on Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro?
Not bad. The thing i'd want to see from soundpeats is some investment into their app experience. It can still be a bit slow, clunky, prone to crashes or long load times, or it simply doesn't support all of their earbuds. It's a quality of life feature that the best earbuds tend to get right, and if they can do that then they will be much easier to recommend
Never by walk headphones they are the worst headphones I have ever Owned the should be called sit because if you move they cut in and out impossible to listen to anything I wouldn't give them away because it would be an insult the only joy I will get from them is when my new pare of headphones come and I can take a hammer to these ones
I’m still more than happy with my Edifier W240TN 🙌🏼
Awesome 👌🏼
@@insidetechltd the design is too bulky and not fit well
Could not agree more . Awesome sound for a great price
Nobody should buy Sennheiser earbuds, they have extremely poor quality. The right goes off within weeks. Don't buy Sennheiser. Mine cx plus went off in less than a month and now my money is gone. 😡😡
Mine have always been fine - but i'm sorry you had that experience!
I’ve never had any issues with my Senheiser products. I think you might of got a faulty pair
I agree. They sound amazing but the user experience is horrible. Also the reason why I’m looking for something else
If they broke within a month then take them back to the shop they should come with at least a 6 month warranty
Yes even I've had bad Sennheiser experience, in my mind they are never a good reliable brand what everyone says they are. They have poor quality control on the contrary brands like OnePlus have cheaper options but they are reliable and you know they will work as they're supposed to.
you need to add a Fit category of Laying down and bending over. The Soundcore Space A40 do a descent job laying down but struggle if you pick something up off the floor. All in all, I really my Space s40 buds.
I think it's a bit niche for its own category but I definitely factor that in for the fit and general usage - i'll try to always point out any that I find fall out for those examples
The Jabra Elite 4 and Soundcore A40 are what i'm considering they look good and the prices muah great
Great video
Thanks!
I just got the the Freebuds 4i is that people around you can easily hear the music you play... I would've wished that you include this in your reviews too.
The 4i weren’t featured in this video, but I’m sure I would’ve talked about it if they did and I had found the same thing!
@@insidetechltd I meant the 5i I bought the one in the video
ANYBODY HELP! I need earbuds at about 50 but no more that 70 bucks. I need them for driving with my bike so it's important for them to not have any windnoises. Also I want a good audio. Pls help me if you know any that would be good for my use. Thx
Anybody like the walla earbuds?
Liberty 4 NC vs Sennheiser CX Plus TW
Can you do a video for the best non in-ear earbuds like huawei freebuds 5 or airpods 3.
Thanks you
Sure! I already had some ideas for open/semi-open earbuds like those. So the more I hear people want to see the sooner i'll do it!
Asking same here
Sorry, It's already live friends! ua-cam.com/video/5zUxmgvZkqc/v-deo.html
Had the Sennheiser…..The left has given up after 8 months 🙃 Wish I didn’t buy into the Sennheiser hype that most earbud reviewers had about the CX Plus.
I guess reviewers can only speak about their own experience. I’m sorry they didn’t work out for you though!
Where is Soundpeats engine 4 and knelpunt buds 3? Both have superior soundquality to any of the buds mentioned here
i'll be doing a 2024 edition, so maybe they'll be in that
uh hi i wanted to know if the soundcore space ones are better then thease earbuds in sound qualility and noise cancling
Noise cancelling yes - headphones often perform better with ANC vs earbuds since they completely cover over your ear. Sound quality perhaps not, I think Sennheiser's earbuds sound better, for instance. It's quite a different experience with headphones though
Thanks a bunch!@@insidetechltd
@@insidetechltd One last question whast betetr for anc and sound quality soundcore space ones or space a40's?
Great video .... lost my airbuds and was thinking bout the google ones but after watching i guess now ill get the cx
Thank you!
audio-technica m20xbt ???Where???
Not in this video about earbuds 😅
If the huawei freebuds 5i and the galaxy buds fe and the galaxy buds 2 is the same price which one is the best?
Probably Galaxy Buds FE
I have watched a few of your videos. I was wondering is there a reason I never see jlabs in the videos?
Good question. I think the main reason is just the type of videos I normally make i.e. they don't appear in the earbuds awards because the quality isn't class-leading, and they don't quite make it into videos like this either because there are frankly just better options. They'd perhaps go into something like a 'best budget earbuds under $50', or something like that. Some of the jlab buds aren't bad, they're just budget-friendly and the competition is fierce!
@@insidetechltd oh, I guess that makes sense. Haha thanks.
Can u review Realme earbuds Air 5 pro.... Better than all this at the budget
I would like to, but realme earbuds are very hard to get hold of in the UK
Thanks, needed this. Great review!
Thanks a lot!
we need that spreadsheet mate
I just got the onplus nord 2 buds and they are amazing. I had jbl buds for €150 and the oneplus buds sound is beter. I am really surprised how good they are. The clear sound with a deep nice bass. If you aare stil looking you should get them.
Which one do you recommend for really small ears
I think the soundcore space a40 would be quite good for small ears, Jabra’s Elite earbuds are also quite small and may be worth a look. It’s hard to say though because everyone’s ears fit earbuds slightly differently
The cx plus sounds great but the durability is poor I have bought this ear bud and within 2 months the right earbud started to cut in and out like these was a short in it I got a replacement t and it happened again
You missed the best. realme buds air 5 pro. realme buds 6 is to be realeased on 22:nd
I'll check out the new model for the 2024 video 👍🏼
I'm debating whether I should buy the Huawei FreeBuds 5i or the Soundcore life P3. I want the best sound quality and noise canceling . What would you think? I sometimes go running or gym but I really don't mind readjusting the earbuds. What would you recommend? Thank you for your time and amazing detailed content ❤
Of those two: the freebuds. Better on both sound and ANC 👍🏼
Also, thank you! 💚
Such an amazing video thank u 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks a lot! 👊🏼
Very thorough reviews! Good job!
Thank you!
This was a so good video it helped me a lot and keep making content 😊
Thank you 🙌🏼
Imo if there's a time for 1st than there should always be a 2nd.
(maybe I should watch the vid ... he might explain) 😝
i find it surprizing how high people rate the Edifier W240TN, i had that and find it sounds average, not that very good. you rated it even 2nd best amongst all these earphones. I'm currently looking at the Sennheiser CX Plus, do they really sound that great ?
Sound quality is subjective, first of all. But remember that all of these are considered 'budget' earbuds, so you're not going to get the very best quality anyway. I can't promise you that you'll like the sound of the CX Plus, but they definitely have superior sound to the W240TN!
High quality video, thanks man :)
Thanks a lot!
Tried to buy the Sennheiser CX Plus today and they were like $150 USD 😂 maybe I’ll give it some time for them to go down
Would it be possible to include if normal size tips are storable in the cases?
I have the problem that my inner ear is not really big, but my ear canals are relatively long. So I need either a long nozzle or normal sized tips because TWS tend to have short nozzle and short tips (I bought Jabra Elite 8 Active and couldn't use it because of the case size & the security ring around the nozzle...). Great exception of this are EPZ E200.
thanks thanks thanks
no problem!
What about the donner wireless earbuds
Honestly...not testing them! Do you think I should?
@@insidetechltd yeah you totally should! I wanna see how they compare to all the other ones you tested
Ima buy the a40s thank you for this info
No problem!
Have you ever tried Mifo earbuds?
No Galaxy Buds 2 :( I needed the comparision with them so much
Sadly i cant buy the 5i because the microphone is important and it sounds too poorly for the phone calls i have to do
Sorry, the Buds 2 still weren't below $100 when I made this. There are still better options for phone calls in this video though
What about Edifier nb2
I've reviewed those before, but I think these ones are better
I'm trying to pick for a new anc wireless headbuds that I can also use at the gym with cardio workouts.
Can you let me know which one would be the best for value and anc capabilities?
SoundPEATS Opera 03
Edifier TWS 1 PRO
Edifier Nb2 Pro
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2
Leaving this to compare mic quality for my own sake 😅
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Just kidding haha
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Thanks for the video though dude, very thorough. Like you said, it's nice to see affordable stuff nowadays for people who aren't ballin, and you're helping people financially struggling even more by giving all these details 🙏
Great video thanks
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great review, thanks! Love that you included the table at the end; this is my kind of comparison video ❤️
I’m looking for an earbud with a design that allows you to use one earbud both in the right and left ear. Any recommendations?
I think any of these 🤷♂️
Bro im with the Sabbat e12, for some years now close to their release actually, only the right one works 😂😂
How do they compare now??? I totally lost track of the earbud world... Did it changed that much
I think the most obvious improvement is in the feature set - things like ANC, multipoint, fast pair...but you'll likely find the general quality has improved with modern earbuds too
yes its not cans experience
What about sony c700 ?
Good sound but light on features compared to the ones in this video
why did you not skull candy ?
I just think these models are better 🤷♂️
this is such a nice video, so glad I discovered this channel. I have a redmi buds 4 pro and I want to upgrade, do you have any recommendations for an upgrade? Preferably ones that are available over Aliexpress or something like that since I will most likely have to import
Thank you!
Well it depends on why you want to upgrade. What do you not like about your current earbuds and what do you want to improve?
@@insidetechltd I'd like wireless charging, some more battery life on the earphones, but the utmost important is the sound quality, I can't afford the best TWS out there but I'd really appreciate better sound quality overall.
Thanks for taking some time to reply though :D
Could you compare realme buds air 3 to these?
Sure! I’ll check them out
what do you recommend between the liberty 4 and the Huawei freebuds 5i?
I love the battery life, comfort and sound quality of my Edifier TWS1 Pros, but the connectivity and touch controls are kinda junk.
Inside Tech nice comparison rview. I don't know if you tested the Samsung Galaxy Buds FE, they are under $100.
Thanks! No not yet
Love my sennheiser earbuds, also shure and Earfun (after replacement).
Personally, I find that the Earfun Air S have a better sound than the Earfun Air 3, and especially much better microphones in phone call in noisy environments.
And I think that currently the best earbuds overall, under $100 are the JBL Live Pro 2.
jbl live pro 2 are $200 in canada xD
JBL Live Pro 2 is more than 100
@@thomasre9382 Otherwise, I bought several for $99 USD 🤷🏽♂️
@@thomasre9382 As low as 89,00 € in Lithuania right now
What are the loudest earbuds? I use one at a time to watch Netflix or listen to podcast at work where it’s really loud. So I need some very loud earbuds or noice canceling that works on single earbud.
If you want loud...i'd wait until June 29th. I have the perfect solution for you
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I work in a factory that has loud machine sounds and a quiet room that’s for resting so everyone are there. Can you recommend a pair that has the least sound leakage?
From this list I would say Jabra’s Elite earbuds might be a good choice. The ear tip sits quite deep in the ear canal so I think the sound leakage is quite low
Excellent mate. Love how every comment gets a response❤
@@thejewishsheeran11 I always miss some, sadly. But it's because you're all kind enough to comment so much! I do my best to reply to all that I can - i'm here to help 👊🏼
sony known to have best pads & tips
how about realme buds air 5 and sony wf c500?
Sony's earbuds sound good but are too feature-light. Realme's earbuds came after after this video was made - not tested them yet!
I’ve used the Soundcore space A40 and ended up breaking one of the earbuds, due to it consistently falling out of my ears. I’ve never had the best of luck with shallow or oval ear tips (AirPods Pro, Space A40, Beats Studio Buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds, etc). Due to this and weighing my options, I went with the CX Plus, as it seems like it might fit my ears the best out of these options. I needed a video like this, especially since my Liberty 3 Pros just gave out on me. Thank you for making this video! It helped a lot!
id assume the cx plus maybe don’t sound as good as the mtw3 but how do they stack up in sound quality vs all the ones you’ve tried?
@@GabrielGonzalez-ej6tp I’d liken them in sound to something like the AKG N400nc or the Samsung Galaxy Buds lineup, albeit, with a bit less definition. I recommend the galaxy buds lineup (even the cheaper non-“pro” version) for sound. However, they are very good for what they are and are generally an overall great pick. I miss the wireless charging, but that’s my only real complaint.
@@TimothyDuran i appreciate the response man thank you !
Thanks for the feedback!
You should have used glue ! LoL
Jlab makes some decent under 100 dollars headphones as well
Do you think that the one plus buds z2 are worth the price?
yes, competition will drop price though
Hi, how does the SoundPeats Opera 05 compare to these?
For sound quality alone, it would be right up there with sennheiser, maybe even better with the treble frequencies. The sound is fantastic!
The reason they don’t get into the video is 1) the bulky, uncomfortable fit, 2) the mic and ANC quality isn’t great and 3) the app has multiple issues with connectivity, crashing, limited features…the app experience ruins it and can be quite frustrating
@@insidetechltd wow thank you so much! I didn't know about the app experience, I guess I will go with something different. Thank you again for your valuable insight!
where do you recomend i buy the huawei freebud 5i from? EX:Amazon,Aliexpress,Ebay
I would go for Amazon personally, you get really good security with your purchase and support afterwards
How is it 3 months later and the pricing is *already* $20 over $100? Title needs to be updated!
Prices change all the time, they go up and down 🤷♂️
How would you rank the technics az80 to the best of the best?
It's funny you ask, I made my thoughts very clear in a video last week! ua-cam.com/video/98NH9F-SRaE/v-deo.html
Wow ! That’s not a comparaison !!! It’s not even close hahaha az80 sounds way better than all of those earbuds!
If you have question, feel free to ask sir. I have over 40 earbuds and 30 headphones over the ears. I tested them all. If you want awesome comparaison between earbuds, go to Ronontech (youtube). He makes video based on two contenders (earbuds). He analyse each earbuds, talks about specs and he gives his final thoughts at the end, on who wins between the two :) honestly, one of the best audio channel. Have a nice day
多謝！
Thank you so much! 🙌🏼
I just know that I will lose or misplace such small items. So I just go for the best value that works. I’m an expat in Taiwan and found some brilliant earbuds. Instant connection, Bluetooth 5.3. Surround sound, crystal clear, finger touch on earbud for calls and pauses, microphone, USB C quick charging. LED charging display meter. I use them daily in the gym for 2.5 hours. Used for a week, still 78% reserve. Quality shiny black case. Cost ? $8. I bought 4 more pairs after testing successfully. These perform better than the Edifier but almost exactly the same in functionality.
what earbuds are those? possible to share the brand or models ?
Have you actually tested these JBL Live Pro 2? Just curious. Thx
Yes…how else would I have been able to tell you that soundcore’s Liberty 4 NC still beat them overall? 🤷♂️
Do you have any experience with the PHILIPS TAT5506? :) Thank you for the nice video!
No I don't i'm afraid, sorry!
which one was loudest in volume with heavy bass?
Nord Buds 2
I take it that Amazon's Echo Buds Gen2 (2021) never made the cut?
No - there's no big incentive to get echo buds (even as an Alexa fan) with the rest of the competition being this strong
J lab 25 best budget buds
My left one of sounds peat mini pro got off 😢 I am lost 😢
Ok, galaxy buds 2 or the liberty 4nc, my current main have a dying battery for the right side battery so I'm in shopping for a new one, which will you guys suggest?
I think the Liberty 4 NC will be the best ones 👍🏼
That crazy this was posted as i was wondering what earbuds i should buy thx!!!!
Haha, nice!
how is soundcore liberty 4 NC?
👉🏼 ua-cam.com/video/OiSxMhNrxGE/v-deo.html
Hey i need a pair of earbuds with great sound and good anc i dont care about mic and not much about battery which ones are the best for me under $100?
These 👉🏼 ua-cam.com/video/OiSxMhNrxGE/v-deo.html