One of the best cheap earbuds I've tested isn't made by Soundcore or Anker (and it's on sale)
Briefly

from ZDNET3 months ago
In reviewing earbuds, I’ve found that many trend towards bass-heavy sound, particularly with brands like Beats, making neutral-sounding earbuds scarce and desirable.
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A neutral sound, often called 'studio sound', presents music as the artist intended without forcing an EQ curve that distorts the listening experience.
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It’s exciting to experience sub-$100 earbuds that deliver a clean sound, creating the feeling of being in the studio with artists during recording.
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Key specifications of the earbuds reviewed include a 13mm Composite Bio-Diaphragm Speaker, aptX Lossless Audio Decoding, and Bluetooth 5.4 for superior connectivity.
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#audio-trends #neutral-sound #earbuds-review #music-quality #tech-specifications
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