Technics EAH-AZ100E-K Wireless Earbuds with Noise Cancelling, Multipoint Bluetooth, Voice Focus AI, Comfortable In-Ear Headphones, Black

I haven’t had a set of earbuds that fit and stayed securely in my ears quite like these. They are also extremely comfortable for longer listening periods.Noise cancellation is top notch, but the best bit is the sound. They really sound fabulous, comparing favourably with more expensive wired buds for listening enjoyment. Connects to 2 or 3 devices. I have mine connected to my iPhone and laptop and they auto switch between the two.The App is good and has decent EQ management if you need it. Battery life is excellent and build quality very reassuring.

Lightweight, very comfortable and secure fit. Well thought out useful features and app.ANC is excellent, as is the ambient mode.I listen to a lot of music all day via Tidal and my own FLAC files, the sound is highly enjoyable and engaging, its a big sound that wraps around my head, big but clear and well defined bass, they are enormous fun to listen with.LDAC connection stability is solid.I also have the B&W Pi8, Sony wf-xm5, Final ze8000 and have a collection of wired IEMs that cost more than all of these buds, I mention this so you know this is not my first exposure to great sound. The Pi8 and az100 are by far my favourite.

The sound quality from these Technics earbuds is truly astonishing; I'mincredibly impressed. They offer excellent value for the price, excelling in allareas and boasting several useful features. The sound quality is exceptional-I'm at a loss for words to describe how good it is. The noise cancellation isalso quite good (an 8 out of 10 for me), especially considering sound quality ismy top priority. Call quality and noise cancellation have improved significantlyfrom the AZ80 model. They are even more comfortable, the volume control ismuch better, and overall, everything is improved. I'm very pleased with them,It's said that you need about 20 to 40 hours play time for new speakers to perform at there best straight out the box, and I've not done that as yet, so the logic then is that they will sound even better after those hours.I would suggest anyone to try this app called ( Wavelet ) it works with any audio device that you can connect to your phone or any device you can download via android / NOT available for IOS though, but when the technics app is EQ making sure the Wavelet app EQ matches, because the wavelet app has a 9 band EQ you have more room to adjust the sound much more to your liking, even more IMPORTANTLY when the legacy mode is turnt on the Wavelet the sound goes to another level, even more impressive and detailed along with higher sound levels.To optimise the settings for a 9-band equaliser, you should consider the following suggestions as a starting point:63Hz: Slightly boost this frequency if you want deeper bass.125Hz: Adjust for fullness in the bass and low-mid range.250Hz: Cut slightly if the sound is too muddy or "boomy."500Hz: Add warmth by boosting, or cut if the sound is boxy.1kHz: Boost for clarity, especially in vocals.2kHz: Enhance presence and definition in vocals and instruments.4kHz: Boost for clarity and brightness, cut if too harsh.8kHz: Increase for more brilliance and air.16kHz: Boost carefully for sparkle, but avoid making it too sibilant.Each adjustment should be made based on the specific audio content and your personal preference for sound. Always experiment with small changes first and listen carefully.Sound quality/10Comfort 9/10ANC 8/10Ambient sound 9/10App 9/10Features 10/10Call quality 9/10Battery life 9/10For anyone to give this product anything below 5 stars overall is very strange 🤔They are not perfect, but they are closer to perfection overall than any other earbud on the marker right now.

No hype, no BS review. Paid in full to replace my beloved Sony WF XM4's that had suffered the firmware battery killer issue. Been sat on the fence with the AZ80's & then these came out & having watched so many YT videos I finally pulled the trigger. Look to be more discreet than the AZ80's thankfully as that had been putting me off but the 100's are similar to my XM4's & don't look like a couple of Frankenstein bolts shoved in my ears. App was simple to set up & alter to my preferences plus, having scrolled through the various preset options I went for 'Dynamic' which to me, sounds on par with the XM4's. Sat & listed briefly to around 15/20 of my fav' albums of diff' styles & I couldn't fault the sound quality at all, they're everything 'they' said they were. Changed the tips from the standard M to the M/LG & they feel very snug & secure. As for longevity that remains to be seen, hoping that Technics don't throw out some update that renders them useless, like Sony did.

Why nobody talks about the negatives is very strange so here is an all negative review for you..They are a good sounding bud but IMO not worth the money over many many other iem's wired and non.They have issues with connectivity where one of the buds will just not connect, you then have to put them back in the case, wait 30 secs and pull them out again to get them both to work.The 360 audio sounds trash with most audio sources even with the source spacial/360 audio disabled.The tip is not deep enough to be secure even with the wings, you either loose too much bass or it conbstantly feels like it will fall out.The bass can distort if you use the wrong tips.The overall build is average, magnets are week and they will fall out.The soundprofile is strange, you can use the built in test to define the sound however the EQ does not seam to do much other than introduce distortion or sibilance.I have compared these to the APP2, Senns TWS4, Galaxy Buds 2/3 Pro, Bose QCU and some wired Ziigatt Odyssey, IE900, IE200 and KE4.If you have a samsung device go Buds 2 Pro, nice meaty harman tuned sound.If you have and iPhone go APP2, nice nutral sound and works flawlessly be it with short battery life. (maybe wait for the 3 pro's now.)