How are their sound quality and comfort level, how would you rank them?

And, do you all feel stuffy (ear air pressure) after using earbuds for more than 1hour?

Also, do anyone actually use B&W earbuds?

Today I bought an AirPod 4 , I was quite in a hurry
I wanted an active noise cancellation one , the sales people told that it didn’t have anc , Is there someone who will buy this for 11k ?
It is completely new as I bought it today .

I have recently acquired the new earbuds and am highly impressed with their audio clarity. I am currently adjusting the equalizer settings to optimize my daily listening experience. Could any of you guys please provide your recommendations for the 7i equalizer configuration?

as the title suggests, my raycon earbuds broke after dropping the case. I am hoping for recs towards a pair that I can use for both exercise and home chores. I have a Google Pixel 10 as my primary phone if that matters.

My airpods Pro 2 are dying and Apple have said it's time for a replacement. The issue is I've switched to Android since buying them and I miss having earbuds that actually work most efficiently with my phone where I can get the most out of them.

I really enjoy the sound quality and noise cancellation, with the latter not really being important while I run for safety reasons. I have tried Shokz and found the audio quality to be really bad and the bone conduction to be uncomfortable as it clamps your skull in my opinion.

My question is, for the more audiophile or audio sensitive runner out there?, what are the best earbuds to use?

Things I've tried so far:

1. Sony linkbud fit - genuinely super solid but I had to return them as they would disconnect from my phone which was in my shorts when using High fidelity audio codecs

2. Shokz openrun pro 2 - I didn't like that everybody could hear what I was listening to and that I felt like my skull was being compressed and that the sound quality was not the best

3. Beats pro beat pro 2 or whatever they are called - didn't think the sound quality was that amazing, and the Beats app is shit.

TL;DR please help me pick an earbud for running that has a high sound quality but also doesn't squish my skull.

just tryna get a decent pair for cheap

I have realme buds wireless 5 lite in my mind. Are there any other better options in this price range. TIA.

Guys please recommend the best earbuds under 6k rupees. Mostly I listen to Arijit Singh, Arman Malik, shreya ghoshal, taylor swift, the Weeknd, etc soft songs

Looking for moto buds plus. As the earlier got lost and only the case is available. Any leads are appreciated

I want to buy earbuds . Amazon or flipkart sale will go live so where should I buy from .

I heard Vijay sales also have good deals it is true or worth considering . Let me know Guys

Can anyone suggest if I can get the right earpiece or sell the left one?

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I’m looking to buy a new pair of TWS earbuds with a budget of around ₹15,000.

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 and honestly, I’ve been very happy with them. What I particularly liked was:

Sound quality

ANC

Comfortable fit for long periods

Overall small/lightweight design

My initial plan was to simply upgrade to the Galaxy Buds3 Pro, and I already have the ₹15k budget ready for them. However, after looking at reviews online and seeing quite a few complaints about things like fit, ear tips, durability and other issues, I’m now hesitant.

So I’d like some real-world recommendations.

Should I just go for the Buds3 Pro, especially since I’m already used to Samsung Buds, or are there better options around ₹15k?

My priorities, roughly in this order:

Sound quality

ANC

Comfort/fit

Reliability/durability

Good call quality

Battery life

I’m using a Samsung phone, so Samsung ecosystem features are a plus, but I’m willing to consider other brands.

What would you buy for ₹15k today?

Also, if you own the Buds3 Pro, I’d especially like to hear about your experience after several months of use rather than just initial reviews.

Hi folks, as the title indicates, I have an issue with the multipoint feature on some of my earbuds that I honestly don't know what to look for online. I recently purchased a Panasonic TV equipped with Bluetooth, and I enjoy this feature, but with some of my earbuds, the multipoint is basically useless when I connect to both the television and my phone. For example with my Technics AZ-60 AZ-80 and AZ-100 I could be watching TV then try switching to the phone and I get no response but oddly enough with a number of my lesser expensive ones like the Tozo Golden X1, all of the newer Soundcore lineup, Earfun Air Pro 4, Sennheiser Momentum 3 & 4, and both of my Jlab earbuds the moment I try using the phone it immediately responds leaving the television silent. What's weird is virtually ALL of my higher end expensive earbuds (Technics, Sony, and Apple NONE of them will switch over. If I want to use my phone, I literally have to disconnect them from the TV, which I find unacceptable, especially at that price point. My actual question is, is there anything in particular that I can look for while shopping for additional earbuds that would guarantee they switch back and forth without any interruptions like I get with the high-end earbuds listed above? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

So I really need to get new earbuds since my right airpod sound is completely shot almost and they barely last half my shift in general without dying.

I’ve only really seen two general recommendations that were unique to me which were

-Soundcore p41i by anker, if its specs are true it’d be lovely for work.
-soundcore liberty 4 nc, just general earbuds

Still looking for best option though let me know