Soundcore Aeroclip Review vs Soundcore C40i
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Soundcore Aeroclip Review vs Soundcore C40i

I previously reviewed the Soundcore C40i clip-on earbuds and found them to be superb. Additionally, my partner absolutely loved them and has continued to wear them since. She has always struggled with in-ear earbuds as they are not comfortable, and has her tragus pierced, which gets in the way of many earbuds. Then, of course,…

Edifier NeoBuds Planar Review – True Wireless Planar Magnetic Earbuds
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Edifier NeoBuds Planar Review – True Wireless Planar Magnetic Earbuds

The Edifier NeoBuds Planar earbuds bring planar magnetic driver technology to the true wireless form factor, promising audiophile-grade sound in a portable package. I have previously reviewed the Edifier Neobuds Plus and NeoBuds Pro 2. The Planar model shares many of the characteristics but comes in at a premium price of £200 due to the…

Soundcore Liberty 5 Launches with Enhanced ANC and Dolby Audio Support for £100
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Soundcore Liberty 5 Launches with Enhanced ANC and Dolby Audio Support for £100

Soundcore, the premium audio brand under Anker Innovations, has released its latest wireless earbuds, the Liberty 5. Launched today, these new earbuds feature enhanced noise cancellation technology, improved audio quality, and extended battery life, positioning them as a notable option in the mid-range wireless audio market. Related Reviews Feature Overview 2x Stronger Voice Reduction The…

EPOS ADAPT E1 Review: True Wireless Stereo Earbuds for Business / Teams
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EPOS ADAPT E1 Review: True Wireless Stereo Earbuds for Business / Teams

EPOS has just launched its latest Adapt E1 true wireless earbuds. Unlike the normal TWS earbuds I review, these are more geared toward business use and are an alternative to headsets such as the EPOS Impact 400. I now work at an MSP, and I sit at a help desk all day most days. I…

H2O Audio RIPT Lite Review – Open-fit sports earbuds
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H2O Audio RIPT Lite Review – Open-fit sports earbuds

H20 Audio specialise in fitness focussed headphones and traditionally uses bone conduction such as the H20 Audio Snowpro, but more recently launched two new models included the over ear H2O Audio RIPT Ultra and the open-ear RIPT Lite I am reviewing today. For transparency, I generally don’t like this style of earbud. I have big…

Soundcore Launches AeroClip Open-Ear Earbuds with Focus on Comfort and Awareness
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Soundcore Launches AeroClip Open-Ear Earbuds with Focus on Comfort and Awareness

Soundcore has today released the AeroClip open-ear clip-on earbuds. The new earbuds aim to provide all-day comfort with a lightweight design while maintaining situational awareness for users. Design and Comfort Features The AeroClip earbuds feature a flexible, open-ring connector that clips onto the cartilage surrounding the ear. This design element incorporates a titanium wire inside…

H2O Audio RIPT Ultra Review – Over-ear ANC headphones for fitness with detachable ear-cups
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H2O Audio RIPT Ultra Review – Over-ear ANC headphones for fitness with detachable ear-cups

There are probably hundreds of excellent ANC earbuds that are suitable for fitness. The vast majority of earbuds nowadays have some IP rating to protect them from liquid ingress. There are a growing number of alternative styles, including bone conduction headphones and open-ear earbuds and the recent trend of clip-on/ear-cuff earbuds. But, if your preference…

Huawei Freebuds 4 Pro Review – Dual-driver ANC Earbuds
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Huawei Freebuds 4 Pro Review – Dual-driver ANC Earbuds

It’s been a while since I last reviewed a Huawei Freebuds model. The Freebuds 5i left a lasting impression, becoming my go-to earbuds despite having pricier options available. The FreeBuds Pro 2 and the original FreeBuds Pro were also standout products, though battery life was a concern with the Pro 2. Having missed out on…

Tozo HT2 Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones Review
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Tozo HT2 Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones Review

I have reviewed a few products from Tozo and have been generally impressed. They tend to be a bit rough around the edges, the build quality is often a bit cheap, and the app is clunky, but the overall sound quality for the price point is normally excellent. The Tozo HT2 are much the same….

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