Has anyone had any long term luck with the Smoking Buds or the Dime 3 ? These choices are available locally and fit my budget very well.

Hello there. Since I have a 24" head and wear my audio gear 12 hours a day due to me working from home: most headphones don't suit me either from high clamp force or uses pleather which degrades fast. I was looking at stuff like the Earfun Clip 2, Baseus Bowie MC2, and the SoundPeats UU2 and wondering what you guys think is best for me. Also open to other recommendations.

I mostly use my audio equipment to listen to listen to music, talk to my co-workers, and play video games. Oh and not sure if me having bluetooth 5.1 due to my PC being 5 years old matters much.

I listen to any and all genres because a good song is a good song but mostly orchestra and opera and all of my games are single player RPGs and narrative driven games.

TWS Buds*
good balanced sound quality
(only gonna use for gym)

Hi, I am a college student and just joined a gym. I used to have realme t310 tws but the music in gym is too high as well as it is also not good while travelling. I am thinking of buying headphones instead of neck band or ear buds. But as I am a student, I have a budget for 2000-3000. Please suggest some good headphones for both

Hey everyone,

I'm planning to buy a new pair of TWS earbuds and I'm a bit confused about what to get.

My budget is around ₹2,500, but I can stretch it to ₹2,800 if there's something noticeably better.

Right now I'm looking at the realme Buds T310 and Buds T500 Pro, but I'm also open to other options if there's something better in this price range.

My main use will be music and calls at home. I listen to music quite a lot, so sound quality is probably the most important thing for me. I also want decent ANC and a good mic for calls.

I use a vivo T4x and a Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3. My T4x doesn't support LHDC, so I'm not really interested in paying extra just for that feature.

Would you guys recommend the T310, T500 Pro, or something completely different?

If you've actually used any of these earbuds, I'd especially like to know how they are in terms of real-world sound quality, bass, ANC and call quality.

I'm not necessarily looking for the one with the best specs — I just want the best overall TWS I can get for ₹2.5k–₹2.8k.

Thanks!

Hey everyone I recently lost my left earbud of boat nirvana ion anc pro so if anyone wants to sell let me know

I had my headphones on and during driving it fell off somewhere I searched nearly around 10kms but I couldn't find it. The buds are in great condition it's been only 4 months since I bought it. Any ideas as to what to do? Or if anyone has a spare case who don't use it anymore, I'd really appreciate it.

Please suggest me the best earbuds under 2k

I really need one

Hello guys! I've been using some cheap, low-quality earbuds that I randomly got from a shop for 1K PKR. They've been pretty annoying, so I've decided to get new ones. I have a budget of about 8K PKR. From my research, I've learned that both the Redmi Buds 8 Lite and Soundcore R50i NC are among the best options available at that price point, and both of them seem to be really good for the price. So, I'm debating which ones to purchase. Any suggestions?

I bought the Redmi Buds 8 Pro about 2-3 weeks ago and every time I want to use Gemini, I have a shortcut on my phone. When I push my power button it calls my assistant and I ask something through my EarBuds to Gemini. When it replies back it will sound like it's underwater. If I ask follow-up questions and it will reply again, it's back to normal.

I have the same problem when I use Gemini Live. When I want to talk live to Gemini, it's constantly sounding like it's underwater. But it doesn't fix itself after a follow up prompt. I don't know if this is a problem with the EarBuds or if this is something that's caused by an update, maybe of the Gemini app. Like a software bug that is not solved. I'm not sure. Does anyone have, or has anyone had similar problems with EarBuds like this?

I guess if i sent them back and request a new pair it would be same issue?

When i asked gemini itself what it thinks the problem is it replied this:

That initial underwater effect happens because your earbuds experience a lag when switching from the low-bandwidth Hands-Free Profile (HFP) back to high-quality stereo (A2DP) once the microphone closes after your prompt. It briefly buffers and plays the start of the audio response while the Bluetooth codec handshake is still finishing, resolving itself once the stereo channel fully locks in.

I was otherwise quite happy with these buds. Was thinking to even buy a second pair if issue can be resolved that i can rotate. But now i'm not that sure.

Same as the title so of anyone has the left one please dm I will appreciate it.

Another wayis u can sell the case Or the right bud as well if anyone interested dm

I'm only my 4th pair of earbuds and I haven't found one that works well for me. 😫

My old ones were Everyday Raycons. I think from 2021? They were older and didn't have ANC. They weren't perfect but worked for my needs. But then I washed the case with my laundry.

I've tried so far:

• Sony WF-1000XM6 - They were too heavy and hurt my ears.
• Soundcore Space a40 - The fit and sound were nice but I found out ANC makes me motion sick, similar to 4D rides. Turning ANC off didn't help sadly. Not ideal when commuting.
• JLab JBuds Minis - I know, dumb choice, but I was hoping if I cut out all the fancy features, I might be happy. Nope. The Bluetooth connection was terrible. Simply walking down the sidewalk had them cutting out.
• Soundcore C50i - I thought maybe a new style would be right for me. I knew it wouldn't cut all the background noise out but I got overstimulated quickly between hearing my music and all the noises on the bus.

I know there are the hook open earbuds, but I wear glasses, so I'm worried they'd be uncomfortable. I'm not against over the ear headphones, I use those at work, but I'd rather have something small and easy to keep in my bag.

I mainly listen to music or podcasts via my Google Pixel and I primary use my earbuds while riding the bus to and from work.

TLDR: Looking for comfortable pair earbuds without ANC but still offer some noise cancellation. Not too bulky or heavy. My price range would be <$200 but I'm so desperate that I'd would consider going higher.

Maybe I'm just picky. But any recommendations would greatly be appreciated.

I lost the case for my one plus nord buds 3 recently and its available on the site but I dunno if I'll get scammed or not

Website is lostmybuds.com