Yeh WI, WF and WH. All have XM3’s apparently.If that's isn't confusing enough already, they also have a WI-1000XM2 which is a neckband
Nice naming isn't it
Yeh WI, WF and WH. All have XM3’s apparently.If that's isn't confusing enough already, they also have a WI-1000XM2 which is a neckband
Nice naming isn't it
yup, my individual preference took over hereI think you are talking about headphones whereas this thread is about earphones.
Have you tried Comply with your XM3, I bought these primarily for workouts and thus want them to stay firm inside my ears while running.Probably a bit to the thread, but I own the WF1000XM3 and Seinheisser Momentum TWS 1. The Momentum TWS sound a bit...closed (muffled ?) as compared to WF, but a little tweaking can open them up. They are pretty uncomfortable on the ear though, and jut out quite a bit. Touch sensitivity is pretty shit.
The WFs are decent, but I couldn't find a single tip which could hold them inside my ear for more than 20-30 mins. Have to keep on adjusting. Tried aftermarket tips too. Not a fan of foam tips since they audibly change the SQ, decreasing the soundstage. Touch controls work fine as long as you hit the target area.
But I do use the Sonys more than Momemtum, primarily because the ****ing Momentums can't hold a charge for more than 2 days even if not used. Keeps on discharging on it;s own (known issue with the TWS 1).
Both are quite easily beat by PX550 II, which are what I prefer over any of these TWS (no brainer, headphones > TWS).
For those looking for budget options, give Earfun a try. They are not directly available here, but I got their first release via Indiegogo, and for 50$, it was a super buy. They have released many models over the years, and are a good option for value conscious, punching above average AQ.
I did. Not a fan of foam tips. Sony's free foam tips are as good as Complys.Have you tried Comply with your XM3, I bought these primarily for workouts and thus want them to stay firm inside my ears while running.
For those who love to read reviews, here is the latest review of XM3s.
Coming full circle back to the WF-1000XM3
Sorry for going OT - Yup, folks at Earfun are producing some great stuff at reasonable prices. Highly recommended by Oluv's Gadgets. Unfortunately they don't deliver in India. I wanted to get their 'Go' speakers last year but to no avail. Earfun is founded by few ex-Tribit employees, which is another good company. Tribit otoh sells its products on Amazon directly.For those looking for budget options, give Earfun a try. They are not directly available here, but I got their first release via Indiegogo, and for 50$, it was a super buy. They have released many models over the years, and are a good option for value conscious, punching above average AQ.