Good value ANC ear buds

[Griffith4ever]

I've got a pair of sony wf-1000xm4, plus a pair of Bose QC 2 buds.

BOTH have dead batteries in the left bud. Pretty annoying for what were both big spends at the time.

Does anyone have experience of cheaper ANC buds of a "similar" quality - good ANC and good bass.

I'm not ploughing more £100's into expensive buds as seemingly the batteries simply don't last.

[Captain_Morgan]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BZV4QFP8?ref_=ppx_hz...

Had two pairs, one Sep 23 to Nov 25, a channel started to become distorted, second from Nov 25 on.

I think the first was £70 so about £0.60 a week over 2 and a bit years, the new pair were £50 odd quid, well worth it.

[Captain Smerc]

I use these. Fit really well and have excellent sound quality and ANC. And they look cool as well. I much prefer them to my Bose Quiet Comfort 2 buds. Can find them considerably cheaper from other sellers/ebay etc. Well recommended.
Motif II A.N.C. Black - Noise cancelling earbuds | Marshall.com https://share.google/ZCRxKkvcc9cqVi0ZN

[GiantEnemyCrab]

I’ve got some Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro ones. Cracking for the money from Amazon. Soundcore is a spin off from Anker I think.

[nordboy]

Captain_Morgan said:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BZV4QFP8?ref_=ppx_hz...

Had two pairs, one Sep 23 to Nov 25, a channel started to become distorted, second from Nov 25 on.

I think the first was £70 so about £0.60 a week over 2 and a bit years, the new pair were £50 odd quid, well worth it.

I have a pair of these as well, they're cracking for the price. They are my backup pair or a pair that I wouldn't mind wearing where there was the chance I could lose them. rather than lose my pair of Technics.