Posted on 05 January 2021. Tags: Bose, Comfort, cost, earbuds, review, Sport
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Comfortable, secure fit
Fast charging, USB-C case
IPX4 water-resistance
Active EQ
Auto play/pause (right bud only)
Mono listening (right bud only)
Microphone blocks out background noise
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No Bluetooth multipoint
Bose Music app required to switch between devices
Lacks in-app EQ and ambient aware mode
SBC and AAC only, no aptX
Price
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The Bose Sport Earbuds are the most comfortable workout earbuds around, and vastly improve upon the original Bose SoundSport Free. The IPX4 rating protects the earphones from light water exposure. These buds are more than just tough: they sound great too. Despite the ergonomic design and sound quality, the earbuds aren’t perfect, and lack basic features like an in-app EQ.
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Reviews – Android Authority
Posted in Android News
Posted on 01 January 2021. Tags: earbuds, need, only, review, Sony, true, WF1000XM3, wireless
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Sound quality
Google Assistant integration
Modern design
Auto play/pause
Adaptive sound
Intuitive touch controls
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Cost
Large charging case
No water-resistance
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The Sony WF-1000XM3 may be costly, but the excellent ANC performance makes it easy to justify the earbuds. Sony’s tri-contact point mechanism keeps the earbuds in place without sacrificing comfort. A big drawback is the lack of high-quality codec support — no aptX or LDAC; however the DSEE HX processing facilitates clear audio. If you want the best of what true wireless tech has to offer, get these.
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Reviews – Android Authority
Posted in Android News
