So I few months ago I said that I felt that Skullcandy was on the up and up. Personally I really love the build quality of the new Skullcandy Crusher Evo’s and the Skullcandy Hesh ANC’s are a great pair of entry level ANC headphones. So I decided, hey its check out the Skullcandy Indy ANC’s. Now these earbuds are decent but personally im more of a fan of Skullcandy’s headphones than their earbuds.
So the new Bose Sport Open earbuds are a very niche product made specifically for somebody that likes to work out but doesn’t like having in ear earbuds. And I get it, sometimes when you’re working out in ear ear buds can collect sweat inside your ear canals which doesn’t feel great. However like I mentioned in the full review, the Bose Sport Open earbuds feel more like a beta product and if you do decide to go with these earbuds you’re going to have to put up with lots of quirks.
So right now Bose is somewhat of a weird company. Right now I like the Bose NC 700 Headphones, but I dread every single time they get an upgrade. I absolutely love their Smart Sound Bar 300, cause the thing sounds great and its tiny… but then bose starts to get weird when it comes to their Earbuds.
Even though the Bose QC earbuds block out the most amount of noise for truly wireless earbuds… Im not a fan of the Bose QC earbud’s ANC cause it does give me headaches. And that’s why I still prefer the ANC on the Jabra Elite 85T’s. But I also don’t like the Bose QC earbuds cause their case is colossal.
But now we’ve go the Bose Sport Open earbuds. Now I get it, these things are niche and they’re targeting people who like to work out but also don’t like in ear earbuds. Im one of those people. But I can’t help but feel that these things are very much a beta product cause execution on this could have been much better especially for earbuds in 2021. Now im completely writing these things off… but keep in mind these things are for a very niche costumer that doesn’t mind putting up with some quirks.
So in 2021 samsung has a very robust lineup of truly wireless earbuds to choose from. The Galaxy Buds plus are very budget friendly and have all of the features that you could want, the Galaxy Buds Live are all about comfort and the Galaxy Buds Pro really do excel at bringing you great sound at a very reasonable price. But if you are trying to choose between any of these earbuds, lets break them down and see which ones right for you.
So the new Galaxy Buds Pro are a great pair of everyday carry truly wireless earbuds to consider. But their standout characteristic are their 2 way speakers which truly do deliver awesome sound at a very reasonable price. But today we’re going to be directly comparing the Galaxy Buds Pro to the AirPods Pro, Jabra Elite 85T’s and the Sennheiser Momentum 2’s. Now personally I am rather excited about this video cause I like all four of these earbuds but each ear buds have their own stand out characteristic that they each excel out.
We are starting 2021 strong with the new Galaxy Buds Pro. As a pair of everyday carry truly wireless earbuds the Galaxy Buds Pro have all of the features that you could want in a very compact package… but what really surprised me is that this things really do sound great. They sound so good they actually give the Sennheiser Momentum 2’s a real run for their money. Now I do have some critiques to point out about the Galaxy Buds Pro but im only pointing them out cause I want to see Samsung continue to refine their earbuds… But over all, you can believe the hype about the Galaxy Buds Pro.
So the new JBL Clip 4 is actually a very capable ultra portable booth speaker that sounds significantly better than its predecessor and its also been upgraded to USB C charging. And when compared to the rest of the competition… the Clip 4 fares pretty well. But if you’re someone that looking into getting an ultra portable bluetooth… today we’re going to compared the JBL Clip 4 to the Bose Soundlink Micro and Sony XB12.
So this is the new JBL Clip 4… its JBL’s newest ultra portable bluetooth speaker that’s great to take on the go with you either when you’re walking the dog, maybe out on a hike, and ive seen people use these kind of speakers while they’re riding their bike. And personally I really like using these types of speakers as a dedicated podcast machine. Now the Clip 4 does have some important upgrades from the Clip 3 and Clip 2… but there are some key things to look out for here.
