Andy, I really love the style and professionalism of your videos. You provide your viewers with the fair and unbiased information necessary to make a sound purchase decision. Keep it up!
Great job on the video. You are one of my best RU-vidrs for wireless audio. I always look forward to your videos. I bought these gems two days ago and I agree with you. They are the best open ear earbuds out there.
I've had the S50s for a couple months and didn't realize they were multipoint capable until seeing this video! I've been happy with this product, although living in a big Asian city, I don't find them loud enough when walking down busy streets or riding the subway.
I think the overall best open earbuds are the Shokz. But, they're lacking in battery life compared to others. I hope they go up to 10 hours or more for their next updated Openfits.
@@AndysTechTone Based on several things such as comfort, mic quality, decent sound, and such - that was my personal conclusion. But, especially, the comfort for me, was the best from all the open earbuds I've used so far. I just need to try out the Aerofits Pro.
Could you check if you notice any difference with the Sonarworks SoundID iOS/Android app in neutral mode (in their hearing test just choose that you don’t hear a difference) compared to the default Studio settings of the 1MORE app?
I just bought the s50's and I have watched almost all reviews on it and many people mention the burn in of the buds... my question is, did you do the full burn in? Several places mention the 12 hour burn in.... but that is for only 1 of 4 phases...each 12 hours long!!! that is 48 hours playing frequencies while your phone is busy with it.... did you do this in order to do a full and complete review?
I don't believe in the need for burning in audio gear. If a product does not deliver it's peak performance after a couple of hours of normal use then there is something wrong with it. Running white noise and other stuff for 48 hours straight is definitely over the top even for complex $100K+ audiophile systems let alone relatively afordable open-ear buds with such tiny drivers...
Has anyone found the minimum volume is too loud? Im returning mine and ordering another set because the volume is too loud at its lowest alowable setting. I hope its just a glitch on this set. I want to be able to listen to these before sleeping.
@@LOOKn4WRD did it fix the problem when you ordered a new pair? I have the same problem and i am not sure if i will just send them back or request a new pair
The second pair was the same, but I believe the issue is compatibility with my Samsung phone. I changed the absolute volume in developer settings. I can now control the volume in very small increments but only using the headphone taps. I've had them for a good couple of months now and am mostly satisfied with them. Comfort, sound and battery life being my favorite features. Sound is really good for open ears in most genres of music. I wish there was more customizable features available controls. Hoping an update will come. 1more seems a bit like LG used to be with phones. Great innovations, but then drops off after initial support for their products. Then they let competition come in and copy their innovations and improve. Hope this helps anyone looking at these.
