Enjoy your new earphones 😊

Hi where did buy the case from?

Enjoy your new earphones 😊

What about noise cancellation

Qué tal tu experiencia al día de hoy? Alguna queja?

I haven't tested the air 3 yet, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information.

@@PaulsPOV ohhhh ok.. Please suggest between oppo enco air 2 pro and JBL wave beam for the same above mentioned purposes.

Bass wise, the JBL is heftier in delivery. Call Quality wise, give a listen to their call demo's I've provided in their indepth reviews. It'll give you a good idea as to which one you'd prefer.

@@PaulsPOV thank you Paul 🙂

I haven't tested any of these recently. I tested a Mi dual drivers years ago and quite liked it, but I wouldn't know how it would fair against the other two. I'm still alive and prefer using IEMs instead of earphones like these. They offer much better detail in their music since they're directed at the audiophile community. Consider giving some of my reviews on IEMs a look if they're in your budget.

Of the few I’ve tested, I’ve been enjoying the LG FP5 quite a lot. It’s got a very premium sound to it and handles imaging quite well for a set of TWS earphones. Vertical stage is usually lacking in TWS earphones. Have you considered getting a good set of IEMs?

​@@PaulsPOVyeah! I tried a budget set of iems it's called 7hz zero! But it doesn't seems it has so much of vertical staging and also lacks energy and bass in some genres! And I heard Iems also needs external power Like a Dac amp or so! So I haven't tried more yet !

The 7Hz are great for the price. Bass is usually on the thinner side with most IEMs, the 7Hz has a more prominent bass response than most other IEMs I've tested. Yes, they usually perform better with a good DAC & Amp. IEMs will do better with imaging and staging compared to TWS earphones. Over all music enjoyment is alot more fun if you prefer to listen to the details in your audio. I recently tested the CCA CXS, it does surprisingly well for its price too and has good bass response. It isn't over exaggerated there but has more presents than some other IEMs. If you're open to spending that kind of budget on a set of IEMs + DAC + Amp, I'm sure the guys at HeadphoneZone.in will be able to guide you much better than I can. I've tested a limited amount of gear while they have access to a whole lot of things. Feel free to hit them up if you're open to trying out IEMs, they're sweet folk to talk to.

@@PaulsPOVOh thanks for this detailed explanation Paul! I will definitely look for that! But it seems like you haven't slept yet. 😬

No one else is going to reply to comments 🤣 Let me know how your audio journey goes. I hope you have fun. I'm thinking of making a video about TWS vs IEMs sometime. That may get you a little more inquisitive about the audiophile hobby.

JBL 230NC any day when it comes to sound performance. I'm working on a comparison between them. Should go live this week.

nice man, i figured it would be that outcome. thank you very much for the quick answer

Give the call chapter a look in this video. It'll give you a good idea about how your voice will be carried over to your recipient. There are a few earphones here that will fit in your budget. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpifnZhnt9-zfqc.html

Have a look at the manual for how to reset these buds. A reset should sort out issues is has. If it doesn't, it's worthwhile getting in touch with customer care.

These have fuller bass than the Wave Beam. It'll be fun for gaming.

They're strong enough for most bumps and bangs and shouldn't fall out. If they're in a bag they can get plucked out with something else since there's no lid. Should be fine in a pocket.

@@PaulsPOV I reckon it might become annoying for me eventually, I might go for the JBL endurance race TWS ones because they seem to have no flaws and look really good

I haven't tested the endurance yet. Let me know how it treats you.

I tried it on my PC and the voice was great, and on another samsung phone it worked well but other than that it was bad on my phone

I haven't tested the enco buds 2, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information, but the one thing I'd say can be a negative for the JBL, as much as I like it, is the fact that the case doesn't have a lid, so it can hold a lot of dust or lint in time which could cause contact issues for charging. I haven't heard of this happening yet, but it's not as protected as having a closed case. But otherwise, I quite like how it performs overall. Nice set to own.

@@PaulsPOV i guess am going with the enco buds 2. and thanks for the advise tho, u are like one of the first KZfaqrs that really react too his viewer questions. And thats like a great plus point so keep up the great work mate. And love ur videos sir, the amount of information u giving is very helpful.

If sound quality is your priority, The E3B is the way to go.

​@@PaulsPOVThanks for the swift concise reply, much appreciated!

I remember the Salnotes having a good bass response. The KZ ZSN Pro X also performs well with its bass, but I haven't had a chance to do any A-B listening between the two. I think you'll most likely prefer the Salnotes bass response and overall delivery.

@@PaulsPOV thank you

I think so. It's got good body in the bass which is enjoyable for that kind of genre.

I wouldn't recommend using any in ear earphones while riding. There is equipment you can use that's made to fit within helmets, which also ensures you can hear your surroundings. That's significantly safer to use.

It's okay. Like most other TWS earphones. It's go a horizontal stage, and it exists between your ears.

Yes, you can. It does work in mono mode.

@@PaulsPOV so both have a microphone? Thanks for replying love the video!

Yes, one mic per earbud.

I haven't tested the Nord Buds 2, so I wouldn't want to give you any wrong information.

@@PaulsPOV tq

I haven't yet done any back to back testing between the two, but if you're looking to have ANC, the oppo trumps these straight away.

It works with iOS and iPad OS well.

By default, pressing and holding the right ear bud activates your voice assistant.

How many hours of usage are you getting from them? I just checked my set, it only updates the case battery life in the app if both buds are in the case and the lid is open. But the case battery life does show...it only updates when the buds are inserted to close that circuit. Software Earbuds v3.4.0 Case v1.2.2 (Software up to date) - it states. Are yours also on the same software version?

@@PaulsPOV my also mention same thing in a app case battery precentage will indicate when both earbuds inside and lid opened but when i did what mention in the app but still not showing anything

@@PaulsPOV its been 5 days already i used everyday 3 hour but still not finish my battery

That's very odd, but the good news is, you have a one year warranty on the product. So it's worthwhile giving JBL customer support a call and finding out what the issue could he and if they can sort it out for you.

@@PaulsPOV i bought this product from india i mean one of my friend brought me from there but i m staying in dubai i saw here is one shop of jbl so do you know can i claim my warranty here

That seems odd. Consider resetting your unit. The instructions should be in the literature about how to follow through. If thames continue to do the same thing, it's worthwhile getting in touch with customer care. It should be carrying your voice over more than the background noises, as you can see from the call quality demo.

That's very odd. I have had one JBL product for over a year, which is the JBL 230 NC. It still performs pretty well. There are people who have faced issues, no doubt. Not every product holds 100% well in the long run.

@@PaulsPOV Was just checking to be sure that it's reliable, thanks for the reply!

Have you faced any issues of one bud Not charging or not coming on when taken out of the case? Some people did mention having this issue.

@@PaulsPOV I have expirienced that! and it broke too. For me it was the right one (right bud lol). Im using warranty to change them for either the JBL Endurance Race, the JBL Wave Buds or wait and argue for them to give me another tune 230. What would you guys recommend?

It broke? How did that happen? The wave buds are a nice set to own minus the ANC and clarity in sound compared to the 230NC. Ideally, JBL should replace these faulty units that have one bud not charging. I dont know why they aren't doing that

@@PaulsPOV At first i noticed a slight downgrade on the volume level of the right bud, then it started to not turn on whenever i opened the case (i had to close and open until it recongized that it had to turn on). When i realized, that bud sounded like a cheap airplane earphones, and i did not throw them from a cliff or anything . I thought it was a water related problem but with what you mention, i guess it wasnt.

I havent tested the 130NC so won't be able to comment on it. Between the other two, the 230NC is a more premium sounding set to own for sure. This video below should give you a little more clarity about them. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpifnZhnt9-zfqc.html Feel free to give my indepth reviews on them a look as well.

@@PaulsPOV Aren't 130nc and 230nc almost same with just different build? Also, oppo enco air 2 pro has got comparatively more positive reviews on the internet. Damn it's quite confusing I just cannot decide if I should really invest 6k and will I look stupid if relatively cheaper tws offer better quality. Please suggest me one I mostly listen to podcasts, watch movies and like metal music.

I wouldn’t know about the 130NC. What I do know for sure about the OPPO is that it’s a great set to own because it does everything it needs to and it does it well. I’ve never had any issues with any OPPO earphones I’ve owned and they seem to last a long time if looked after. The JBL 230NC, I have gotten some people writing in telling me they’ve had a few issues with their units, so obviously it may not be a stress free ownership like the OPPO. Yes it does sound better detailed and has better structured bass but if it’s going to give you issues in the long run, it could be a pain to deal with. So if you want a no nonsense set of earphones, the OPPO is the way to go. Hope this helps.

@@PaulsPOV Thanks for the reply but I'm going for jbl as I never liked those Chinese brands with weird names. Their features seem gimmicky too, I don't like much bass and I surely don't want a girl to sound like a man when I listen to someone speak through my earphones. Please do tell me if ANC on JBL 230nc is okay if not the best, i just don't want to hear the random screeching noises those tables and chairs make in a study room.

Its ANC isn't the best, but it gets the job done.