TOZO Open EarRing True Open Ear Headphones – Everything You Said Should Be True, But Not Everything Should Be Said
I got the Tozo Open EarRing True Open Ear headphones for this review. Bought ‘em; will keep ‘em. A lot
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Moondrop Block TWS Earphones Review – The Empire Strikes, Whiffs, and Trips
A dark and dreary experiment for Moondrop Labs that has gone bad, the Moondrop Block may fine solace with podcast and audiobook listeners.
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Soundpeats Breezy And TOZO Open Buds TWS Review – Sentence First, Verdict Afterwards
I purchased the Soundpeats Breezy and TOZO OpenBuds myself for this review. Open-ear buds are rapidly getting better, but $150-300
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Baseus Eli Sport I Review (2) – Off The Mass
An off-the-choir design, an attractive shape, and a modest price. That’s enough to make these “odd” buds a curiosity. Here’s
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QCY MeloBuds Pro Review – Low Cost Yet Decent
One of the most recent iterations of the endless QCY TWS buds saga, promising improved connectivity and some better attention
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QCY Crossky C30 Open-Ear TWS Earbuds Review – Darkly Through The Looking Glass
The $50 QCY Crossky C30 were supplied by the company for my review and I thank them for that. I
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Baseus Eli Sport 1 Open-Ear TWS Earbuds Review (1) – Real Men Don’t Wear Eyeshadow
Once an embryonic novelty, open-ear buds are suddenly The Next Big thing, with mainstream players like Bose and Beyerdynamic hawking
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Sony WH-CH720N Review Over-Ear Headphones Review – View From The Cheap Seats
Bose may have marginally better ANC and the Sennheiser Momentum 4 perhaps sounds a little better, but the Sony WH-1000XM4
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QCY H3 Over-ears Wireless ANC Review – Close Enough For Government Work
I would consider the QCY H3 nearly acceptable for younger/casual ears that might need ANC for air travel purposes or even roadtrips. For budget over-ears ANC they provide some value and construction is above my expectations at a $40 price tag, and can easily be equivalent to what you find in name brand models costing 10 times as much.
The overall sound ability is however substantially lower in quality as a result of the lower quality bluetooth codec in play, so there will not be any confusion as to why they cost $40. Set realistic expectations given the 4.5 star reviews and these might fulfill your goal, but otherwise they are not ear pleasing budget busters for me.
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Marshall Major IV On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones – First Do No Harm
My $40-on-Ebay Jabra 45H are nobody’s idea of a great sounding headphone, but they’re supremely comfortable and reliable, so I
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Moondrop Golden Ages: 1979 Planar TWS ANC Review – Retro Funky Town
In this ArticleA SIDEDESIGN FEATURESSOUNDB SIDEMOONDROP GOLDEN AGES SPECIFICATIONS A SIDE Moondrop Golden Ages TWS attempts to capitalize on our
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Creative Aurvana Ace 2 TWS Featuring xMEMS IEM Review – Come As You Are
In this ArticleINTRODESIGN COMMENTARYFEATURESSOUNDGOOD TRAITSNEEDS IMPROVEMENTFINAL REMARKSCREATIVE AURAVANA ACE 2 SPECIFICATIONSCREATIVE APP SCREENSHOTS INTRO Lately, TWS earphones like the Creative
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iFi Neo iDSD2 Review – A Proper Upgrade
Pros — Sleek design– Has all the connectivity options one can ask for– Exceptional performance over LDAC– Engaging sound with
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