I have an interesting comparison that could work. 1more comfobuds pro vs edilfer neobuds pro.

Does it make a pressure in ear canal due to ANC.? Or other link of air fatigue. I guess their is no pressure releasing mesh chamber. Plz do reply sir ..!!!!

Honestly, isn't the app on the Eds a real no go? I've thrown it off my phone again and now only use them on a tablet.

Exactly what I was worried what gonna happen too lol

Cheers - we've actually used that in a video, John! Appreciate you sticking around with us!

Cheers Mr. Horseman!

Aw shucks 🥺 thanks David!

Soundcores have ridiculously good sound quality. Anc was actually better on the soundpeats, it was crazy harry potter wizardry but really really happy with the soundcores.

Thanks for letting us know!

Have you tried any of Fiil’ T1 earbuds? I saw these new T2 pros with like a couple of bucks more than the T1 pros and I’m debating if I should give them a try or go with the already tested T1 pro

I'm still waiting for my 1more comfobuds pro from 12.12 sale

@@MrMomo99909 I have the T1 Pro as well, they sound great, but the ANC is MUCH better on the T2 .. especially when you get the app to work (on Android only, there's an English version somewhere), then you get extra ANC modes, like wind reduction .. also the form factor, the T2 are much smaller! Very pocketable! Love them

@@tsuukasaaa funny, I received them both on the same day, and I am less impressed by the Comfobuds ... maybe because I am not a big stem design fan .. but everyone was raving how good they are, plus I got the Aurora version with 22 EQ presets, by themselves impressive, but still like the fill T2 pro more .. oh, the comfobuds are quite a hassle to take out of the case ...

Love the fruit analogy! Asia FTW!

Hey Angel - sure!

do u have any delay while watching movies etc on l3p?

Is the ANC noticeably better than L3Ps?

I have lg fp9 and edifier neobuds pro but i don't have the soundcore liberty 3 pro. Between lg fp9 and neobuds pro for me i prefer the fp9 for features and design and its balance sound you can hear more instruments than the neobuds pro coz the neobudrg p dro is Vshape sound out of the box meaning to say the neobuds is higher tuning of the bass and trebel but instruments and the mids is at the back you cannot enjoy hiphop rnb electronics pop but you can enjoy rock and metal. So its in your taste of music and the lg fp9 has clearer bass compared to the muddy bass of neobuds pro.

Can't disagree there.

Welcome to the channel, Russell!

Not really. Our oldest true wireless aren't really in use anymore.

Thanks Gildas, you're right. We care about the environmental angle as well. More reviewers should.

Thanks Craig. We think turning the treble down severely compromises the resolution. It ends up sounding very thin and IMO is not how these buds were intended to be heard.

@@DHRME I hear you but thinness would come from not having enough mids... reducing the 12khz harshness wouldn't make it sound thin just not extra bright. Remember hear ID for most people will boost the high frequencies so pulling them back down to a reasonable point is fine. But push the mids till vocals and other instruments don't sound thin anymore but watch out for the 200hz... too much will introduce muddiness. Sorry for the long comments, I'm a mix engineer and music producer and I think the drivers on this are pretty great.

Thanks Craig. What genres do you most prefer to listen with these?

@@DHRME I’m from the Caribbean so I listen to a lot of reggae, dancehall, hip hop, soca, but I work with a lot of artists and studied jazz piano so I also listen to a lot of jazz, gospel, pop and r&b.

​@@craigkeys4can u share your eq settings for liberty 3 pro with us?

Thank you Joshua. What do you mean?

@@DHRME so when you are switching chapters or sections of the video you put up this, almost Microsoft PowerPoint slide. That is honestly distracting and takes away from the otherwise amazing editing you have done. I would just not do that or make something more fun or flashing. The blue text on a white back ground is a little too on the nose as a throw back lol.

Thank you, we'll consider it!

@@DHRME loving your channel with or without it lol you guys are doing the tech Gods work

To a large extent, yes

@@DHRME so they would be fine choice for bass head after some improvement in eq? They cost 100-110$ in my country

Cheers John. It's true that you can kinda get used to it. But why should a product make you do that when every other product has figured it out?

@@DHRME hi can you make a comparison between the onemore comfobuds pro and neobuds pro? No one else has

@@DHRME Fair point. I suppose developing a product like this is like solving an expensive Rubik's cube. You get a bunch of features perfect (sides of the cube one color) but then you have other features that aren't (mismatched sides) as a result. And time is the enemy of such consumer devices, making it practically impossible to get all the features/sides perfect by the time you need the product to go to market in order to remain competitive. So, I suppose the less than ideal case insertion is a bit of a tradeoff. Anker might have been able to make them plop right in but perhaps that would have been at the expense of case size and pocketability? Or even worse, the comfort of the buds themselves. I don't know about you, but I'd rather fumble a little bit with the case in the beginning than have it be any less portable or comfortable. Nonetheless, hopefully the L4P's continue to improve upon the design and features and they get this Rubik's cube completely solved by then. And thanks for your reviews and your kind response! You guys are really two of the best out there in terms of your attention to detail and ability to entertain the viewer as you educate them. Your dynamic is also really fun and refreshing. Thanks for all you do and happy holidays should you celebrate!

Thank you John! We really appreciate you being around and your kind words! I agree with the Rubik's cube analogy (might actually steal that one haha). We haven't found the perfect buds so far, so that's part of the charm of reviewing. We will celebrate the holidays, so thanks for the wishes. Wishing you and yours a wonderful season as well!

@@DHRME hi dudes having really marvellous entirtenment can you please make a comparison between the neobubs pro and 1more comfobuds pro? Sorry for asking again.

Happy to have you here, Mohamed!

Any particular model? _UFP9?_ After trying far too many headphones over the last year, LDAC/Hi-Res has been a _must-have_ for me. But I'm still willing to try some without. I like the small size of LG, particularly given I'll occasionally fall asleep with my earbuds in.

@@CaesiusX the UFP9/8 are the same besides from the ability to use the FP9 case as a receiver with anything that has a 3.5mm jack. Also, I'm gonna be honest with you, as someone who is pretty far into the whole audiophile hifi game, Well tuned hardware >>>>>> Codec. Also, unless you're using a lossless file for your music the difference is so negligible it's more than likely just placebo. And if you really and truly want good SQ but retain BT just invest in the BTR5 paired with some good IEMs. Back to the LG Tones, they have a tasteful U shaped signature with a bump at the low end and high end (out of box) after tweaking a little you can get a desired sound. Staging is good especially for a TWS iem but for comparison my favourite iem is the Campfire Andromeda (2020) which is holographic in depth, separation and imaging (also 10x the price). Other notable features are the whole UV thing which seems gimmicky but is pretty nice to know I won't need to bust out any cleaning wipes after 5-6 uses. Atm they're cheaper than usual so I'd say try instore if you can or just go for it, worst case amazon has god tier returns. Note: FP9 has the BT feature I mentioned earlier but no wireless charging whilst the FP8 lacks it and retains wireless charging

@@cine-ish I really appreciate the info *Kuma.* And yes, absolutely I'm going with lossless. In fact I've been rebuilding my entire audio library over the past year as a result. It certainly has helped me streamline it as well, given that not everything's going to be available in that format. Most of my CDs are packed away, so I'm basically trying to find them already available in Flac format elsewhere. That said, I appreciate you making that notation, in the event I wasn't aware. After all, we're not born knowing these things, are we? 😏 I've also been playing around with *Wavelet* recently (primarly for my other earbuds), as well as the app version of *XtremeMusic.* The latter was a game-changer for me. *Edit:* I also quite agree, _ultimately_ hardware > codec. Though I certainly have noticed benefits from both (depending on various factors). Again, I really appreciate the info. Thanks for taking the time. 🙋🏼‍♂️

@@CaesiusX Fun fact, if you have an old gen 1 PS3 (with a little bit of tinkering) you can make what is the best way of ripping audio off CDs and rip DSD files through it though I haven't tried it as of yet. I, myself went through a phase of just ripping Wu-tang albums I have on CD from my PC to straight up WAV files before converting them to FLAC just to have them there lol. And with information it's generally good to give it. As I've got a DAP running on a lower than current android I can't use Wavelet and haven't used your latter mentioned application but I'll give it a go with my phone. Also, what enlightened me to codec not being everything were my dad's old MDR1BT headphones, despite being very ancient and lacking alot of current features I found they far surpassed the sound found in the WH1000XM4's even after I tried to tune as close to harman as possible (consequently I have given them to my girlfriend as I don't really like closed back over ears due to longer hair now). A valuable resource if you're a pirate for music is Soulseek, I usually only use it for music I can't get at a reasonable price as I like to have my favourite albums on CD or Vinyl just to have them.

Bluetooth connection?

@@DHRME less cut out and stronger connection

I think volume output also depends on the device. I felt that the sound core were louder on my OnePlus however now on my Asus ROG phone 5 the Edifier are a little louder. Go figure.

Sennheiser CX Plus sounds like what you need! Or the Galaxy Buds 2?

Sennheiser CX Plus sounds like what you need! Or the Galaxy Buds 2?

@@DHRME OMG thank you!! So fast❤️ Thank you

You're most welcome!

Ummm... That was the joke...

Not sure in iOS! On Android it's Edifier Magic

Lypertek tevi

Mainly ANC, Comfort and call quality

Nothing wrong with the Airpods Pro! Cheers Mary!

In the app you can set a custom equalizer, just watch a quick short video on KZfaq on how to use an equalizer (it's very simple and easy) and then you can increase bass and lower the treble.

Wavelet app

Is the price difference big for you? What do you want most out of your buds?

@@DHRME Not really. I want a good balanced pair which offers lot of value and the best possible call quality

@@randraluc We prefer the Edifier, but maybe Soundcore has better support where you live?

Thanks!

Edifier!

Cheers man, Wade. Always great to hear from ya. I'm gonna test that winterhat situation since it's winter here in the Netherlands too! You rock! 👊🏾👊🏾

@@DHRME I'd greatly appreciate that and that's connected to my note 29 ultra with phone in my front pocket of shirt with a jacket over it I'm mailman here in mn but phones within 1 to 2 ft of earbyds at all time and hase pretty bummed so hoping just that pair but again id greatly appreciate letting me know how yours do in similar situation!! Take care you guys and as always great job man!!!!

@@wadec6799 That's a pretty advanced Note version you've got there hahah I know it's a typo, cheers!

Ahahahahajaja this too is why I dig you guys yes 20 lol but at work so no te to proofread ahahahahaha

@@DHRME this new pair is doin same thing but only when I enabled ldac but still pushing me off altho without ldac and having em tuned they still in my opinion. Smoke the competition for sound but so.ethin to be aware of ... not tryin to bug you guys but I'd live to know if you experience same thing.. take care guys and your post thanking your community was pretty dang cool only few other channels who show that same love to their community but you guys and El jefe are my go to for reviews you all are great people too and add in honest no bs reviews and you all are at the top of my list .. have great day guys

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Yes I hated them too out the box, after reducing the bass a bit and increasing the mids and drastically reducing the treble I like em a lot, but out the box they just hurt my ears.

Have you tested both? Because I have.

@@raulespinoza8668 may i ask which one is better?

@@alicekyla8660 Both are really good. Edifier has a noticeably stronger ANC and better overall vocals. Anker has tighter bass, both have really good soundstage. The Ankers can sound a bit harsh/ too much treble at times. It really depends, overall I think the Edifiers sound slightly better. I like and use both daily.

Topical! Love it!

@@DHRME ❤️

Just taking one for the viewers 🙉