FlyBuds C2

This review is from an Android user perspective. If I was an iPhone user I would just be using the latest version of Airpods (for open ear experience) and Airpods Pro for closed ear with ANC. However after hearing latest reviews of the Airpod Pros ambient mode, maybe I would be just down to the one set of buds. But I'm not an iPhone user. I hate iPhones. I've tried the Airpods with Android and the experience just sucks. I can't even see battery level of the buds from the phone. So I'm left with looking for anything else. Here's what I've tried: Jabra Evolve 65T (closed ear) (first set of true wireless earbuds I've owned) Jabra Elite 75T (closed ear) JLab Go Air Pop (closed ear) Tribit FlyBuds C1 (closed ear) Tribit FlyBuds C2 (open ear) Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro (closed ear) Samsung Galaxy Buds Live (open ear) JBL Live Pro 2 (closed ear) Sony WF-1000XM4 (closed ear, foam tips. Stock tips too uncomfortable, replaced with small Comply foam tips) LG Tone Free T90 (closed ear) Order of importance for me on features of earbuds is: 1) Comfort 2) Sound quality 3) Mic quality 4) ANC 5) App available for monitoring or changing functionality For open ear the options are the Tribit FlyBuds C2 or the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live. I tried the Buds Live first and liked them so much I bought two pairs. Then I tried the Tribit FlyBuds C2. They were more comfortable but had slightly worse sound quality. So for my pair of open ear earbuds, I reach for my Tribit FlyBuds C2. For closed ear (which is why I'm writing this review), depending if I want ANC or not. If I want ANC, I reach for the Sony WF-1000XM4 with the Comply tips. Stock tips medium fit and didn't leak sound via the app leak test. Small stock tips leaked. I bought the small Comply tips and they are even larger than the medium stock tips. They fit and make wearing the Sony's bearable for hours. They are still heavy and I know I'm wearing them every second they are in. So again, if I need absolute silence, I go for the Sony WF-1000XM4. However, I rarely need silence. So lets go through the others. JLab Go Air Pop These are fantastic for what they are, cheap earbuds without ANC. If I need a throwaway pair these are great. But not day to day usage great. Tribit FlyBuds C1 No matter the tip (only stock tips tried), I couldn't get them to not feel too large or make a seal. These don't have ANC. They just felt like they would fall out. I never reach for these. Jabra Evolve 65T These introduced me to the world of true wireless earbuds. The sound sucks. These are in the vault to never be used again. Jabra Elite 75T Better than the 75T but not comfortable. I bought some SpinFit tips to replace the stock tips and comfort was better but sound quality was much worse. I gave these to my wife as I bought the gold versions on sale and she needed earbuds for her Android. JBL Live Pro 2 I got these on sale. ANC was very good. However fit reminded me of the Tribit FlyBuds C1. I could always tell they were in my ears and they felt like they were going to fall out. I also gave these to my wife and she now uses these instead of the Jabra Elite 75T earbuds. Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro These are very good. Very light. Whatever material they make them with doesn't irritate my ears like it does for a good amount of people. ANC is pretty good. Not near as good as the Sony's but still good. Sound quality good. I could wear these for hours without issue. LG Tone Free T90 Finally, the review for the product I'm leaving the review for. The ANC in these is worse than the Buds2 Pro and definitely worse than the Sony's. I'd say they are about on par for the JBL Live Pro 2 for ANC. The case is great. I like the light feature to zap the earbuds between usage. Comfort these are the best for closed ear. Comfort for open ear goes to the Tribit FlyBuds C2. End of the day when I want closed ear experience, I reach for the LG Tone Free T90 earbuds. If I am working (working from home) and want the best ANC, I reach for the Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds. If I want open ear experience I reach for the Tribit FlyBuds C2. If I want the smallest earbuds that don't make it obvious I have earbuds in, I reach for the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro. Hope this helped someone.

Very nice looking, does not poke into the ear yet stays on very well even during workouts. The app is a huge plus where you can customized the sound, do software upgrades and play with sound equalization. A few silly things. 1. The default sound is equalized badly that it causes distortion in the very high frequency. The high frequency equalization is much too high. It also make the sound terrible even when it is not distorting. Change this to flat and it sounds great. Add the bass if you want to. 2. In the case the right ear bud is on the left and the left ear bud is on the right. Why did they do this? 3. The updates fail unless you reset the ear buds before updating. Otherwise it is very easy to do. 4. Indicator lights are not fully explained. A very good product otherwise. And much better then most others out there at double the price.

So I own these, another brand and airpods. What I like best about these is how they fit in my ears. Very much like the airpods, they fit well to me. The battery life is great. I don't think they have any noise cancellation feature, which is fine for me. The sound quality overall is fair to good, but they sound a little on the 'tinny' side. I have an app on my Samsung phone that lets me customize the EQ, so I add extra bass, but they just don't seem to be able to reproduce anything decent in the bass levels. They work fine for pod casts, but I don't necessarily think they would be that great for heavy music listeners. I haven't tried them for phone calls yet, so I can't really comment on that. The price was decent enough for me as I caught them on a pre-Christmas sale/promo.

I was able to pair to iPhone X but there were so many glitches. They were working fine then the right bud stopped working. I tried again and both were working fine then suddenly both stopped working when IPhone was in the same room and I didn’t touch anything. I previously had IPod pros which were so simple never any glitches. I’m sad these didn’t work as the sound, comfort, and price are great.

I've had these for over a year, and I really like them. I wanted something that didn't have to squish inside my ear canal like so many of the new ones. I don't do strenuous exercise, so the fact that they fit loose in a way doesn't matter to me. They've never fallen out. The sound quality is nice. I accidentally washed them in the washer in the case and dried them in the dryer and they ended up coming out of the case and they still work great! They connect easily to my Samsung and laptops. They are a great value for under $30!!

I found out that, this holds charge for a very long time. My friends “on a call with me” would have no idea whether i am driving or what my surroundings are like, since it filters noise. It it perfect for day to day movement and driving.

Bonne qualité d'écoute et facile à porter

De sonido es algo complicado de acomodar para esuchar bien los graves. A algunos les irá mejor que a otros... Después de 6 meses dejó de funcionar el lado izquierdo... He visto ahora que hay varias opiniones con lo mismo...

Volume is too low - cannot use in a noisy environment, I want a refund and if you want return you must collect - LATE AFTERNOON OR EVENING ONLY Battery life also MUCH shorter than advertises

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