Which in ear wireless headphones?

[Joe5y]

As the title really.

Think I’d prefer in ear earphones but open to suggestions. Got an Apple Watch for Christmas and want some decent earphones for gym, walking etc.

Thanks

[anonymous-user]

I love these

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

And they’ve just dropped the price again. Might get a spare set.

[Joe5y]

Thank you. Reviews look great.

[anonymous-user]

Joe5y said:

Thank you. Reviews look great.

Well played. You won’t regret it!

[Joe5y]

wormus said:

Joe5y said:

Thank you. Reviews look great.

Well played. You won’t regret it!

Sadly I am regretting it. They're simply not loud enough. The sound quality is good but they just too quiet.

[Ej74]

Have you thought of downloading an app that boosts the volume ? its what i did !

Cambridge Audio Melomania are the wireless in ear i use

[Carl_Manchester]

Joe5y said:

wormus said:

Joe5y said:

Thank you. Reviews look great.

Well played. You won’t regret it!

Sadly I am regretting it. They're simply not loud enough. The sound quality is good but they just too quiet.

For the Gym I need them loud and thumping baseline.

In order to save time I ordered a whole bunch of these from a retailer in October and did a back to back test of my own.

The Jaybird Vistas won the test, awesome hardware and the app allows full EQ changes.

The Cambridge are awesome but they pop out of my ears and they did not have an EQ app when i tested.

I have a whole bunch of wired phones and only generally buy Senheisser.

[Ej74]

They do pop out but if you ask CA nicely they will send multiple pairs of the squishy foam type buds

Takes a little getting use in terms of fitment - mine stay in during bike rides no issues

Using a generic volume booster app and EQ via spotify

[viggyp]

I bought a pair of Jlab Jbud in ear buds from Argos for £35. Great quality and comfortable with battery life lasting around 24 hours (buds and case combined). Also, to compliment them, I bought a set of INAIRS memory foam eartips (medium size) which keep the noise out and the music in. The great thing about these earbuds is the recesses in the charging case are big enough to accommodate the foam tips compared to many other brands.

[AC43]

Ej74 said:

Have you thought of downloading an app that boosts the volume ? its what i did !

Cambridge Audio Melomania are the wireless in ear i use

I've got them too. Very happy with them.

[anonymous-user]

OP: You must be deaf or using the silicone tips. With the foam ones they are plenty loud enough

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 13th January 18:47