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Manufacturer details
- Earbud Weight: 9.5 g (single)
- Case Weight: 58 g
- Gross Weight (earbuds + case): 75 g
- Material: Memory titanium alloy
- Earbud Battery Capacity: 60 mAh (single)
- Case Battery Capacity: 575 mAh
- Playback (earbuds only, full charge): 11 hours
- Total Playback (earbuds + case): 40 hours
- Fast Charge: 10 minutes = 3 hours playback
- Earbuds Charging Time: 90 minutes
- Case Charging Time (wired): 120 minutes
- Input: 5 V / 0.5 A
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Supported Codecs: AAC, SBC
- Latency / Game Mode: <80 ms
- Waterproof Rating: IPX5 (earbuds only; case not waterproof)
- Controls: Touch
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- 1More products are known for being tuned with the assistance of Grammy Award-winning sound engineers.
- They're known for implementing multiple drivers (triple, quad, penta) in their earphones, often combining dynamic and balanced armature or planar magnetic drivers.
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HQ31 Wireless Headphones
- Positioning: The entry-level model designed for affordability, long playtime, and everyday convenience.
- Description: Features balanced, resonant sound with extended battery life and simple wireless connectivity through Bluetooth 5.4 that delivers reliable performance for daily use in small spaces. In comparison to the more advanced models in the lineup, it keeps costs low while offering clean audio reproduction and ease of use for basic functionality.
SonoFlow Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Headphones
- Positioning: Standard over-ear model offering active noise cancellation in a lightweight design at an accessible price.
- Description: Uses QuietMax noise cancellation technology paired with a 40mm driver and DLC composite diaphragm to reduce ambient sounds and deliver lifelike audio tuned by a Grammy-winning engineer. Relative to the entry-level HQ31, it provides enhanced noise reduction and sonic clarity ideal for busy or noisy environments.
EVO True Wireless Active Noise Canceling Headphones
- Positioning: Mid-range true wireless earbuds engineered for portability and advanced feature integration.
- Description: They combine a hybrid acoustic solution with a 10mm dynamic driver and balanced armature plus LDAC support to produce hi-res, detailed sound and adaptive active noise cancellation that adjusts to surroundings. Compared to over-ear models, they offer seamless dual-device connectivity and compact design that suit on-the-go usage.
Quad Driver In-Ear Headphones
- Positioning: Premium wired in-ear solution crafted for audiophile-grade clarity and THX-certified performance.
- Description: They integrate four drivers—a diamond-like carbon dynamic driver paired with three balanced armatures—to deliver focused, natural sound with exceptionally low distortion and clear separation across frequencies. When compared to the true wireless and over-ear options, they provide a reliable, high-fidelity listening experience for critical music reproduction and precise soundstage in compact, wired form.
SonoFlow Pro Wireless ANC Over-Ear Headphones
- Positioning: Flagship over-ear headphones built for immersive audio and sophisticated noise cancellation performance.
- Description: They offer advanced features such as QuietMax active noise cancellation, a finely tuned 40mm driver with a DLC diaphragm, and multiple studio-grade EQ presets calibrated by a Grammy-winning engineer for a balanced and natural sound signature. Relative to other products in the lineup, they deliver the highest build quality and performance for large-scale listening and professional calls.
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Our summary
Product Strengths
- Excellent wireless sound quality with clarity, detail, and balanced, refined sound.
- Good technical performance, particularly soundstage width.
- Multiple hifi audio codecs are supported, including LDAC, aptX HD, and aptX Lossless.
- The Edifier ConneX app provides a customizable EQ.
- Long battery life is quoted at 80 hours.
Product Considerations
- Active noise cancellation is lacking.
- Some reviewers find the fit awkward, with inadequate clamping force.
- Treble can sound a little metallic or plasticky.
- The use of animal hide might deter some buyers.
- The volume on wireless mode isn't always loud enough.
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the Sony WH-1000XM5 and Sennheiser Momentum 4, the Spirit S5 offers a more audiophile-like presentation with better soundstage and clarity.
- The Spirit S5 destroys the Sony WH-1000XM5 and the Sennheiser Momentum 4s in terms of sound quality.
- The S5 sounds better than the Stax Spirit S3, with improvements across the board and new features.
Takeaway: The Stax Spirit S5 is a great-sounding wireless headphone that is comfortable and offers modern convenience. It is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to enjoy music with detail and clarity.
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Product Strengths
- Impressive, high-quality audio reproduction and detail that is comparable to wired headphones
- Comfortable for long listening sessions
- Bluetooth connectivity is stable with a long-distance range
- High-quality codecs are supported, including LDAC and aptX HD
- Can be used wired via USB-C
Product Considerations
- Open-back design offers limited passive noise isolation and noticeable sound leakage
- Clamping force of the earcups can cause hotspot around the temple area
- Battery life is average, and battery is not easily replaceable
- Limited on-device control options for volume or skipping tracks
- USB-C connectivity may have volume and usability issues, depending on the source device
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Versus Focal Batis, the Ananda-BT is a direct competitor
- Versus Sennheiser Momentum 4, the Sennheiser has slightly better call quality, but the audio quality is disappointing in resolution and clarity compared to Ananda-BT
- The wired version has superior sound, but the Ananda-BT is more versatile due to its Bluetooth connectivity
- Versus Bose QC35II, the QC35II is better for portability and noise isolation, but Ananda-BT has far superior sound quality
Takeaway: The Ananda-BT are great sounding wireless headphones that offer impressive technical capabilities. For audiophiles who value convenience without sacrificing too much sound quality, they could be worth considering.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent passive noise isolation, better than many headphones with ANC enabled, creating a quiet noise floor.
- Good build quality with quality materials like anodized aluminum, Alcantara headband, and protein leather pads.
- Supports a wide variety of Bluetooth codecs, including LDAC, AAC, aptX, aptX HD, and SBC, offering versatility in device compatibility.
- Strong battery life, rated up to 80 hours without ANC and 60 hours with ANC, making it suitable for travel and extended use.
- Powerful, textured, and nuanced bass is a standout feature.
Product Considerations
- The included carrying case is bulky and may not be ideal for travel, taking up significant space in a bag.
- Comfort is not great for everyone, with some users experiencing hotspots on the headband during extended use.
- With ANC on, some users have noted the bass can become boomy with a reduction in sub bass.
- Treble transparency mode is not as good as other models.
- The headphone may clip the sound when ANC is on and the user hits bumpy roads or takes a harder step.
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Audeze Maxwell: The Apollo has a latency issue.
- Vs Focal Bathys: The Apollo has a more engaging, punchy, and emotional sound, also it has more features and tech, but the Transparency mode of the Bathys is better.
- Vs Apple AirPods Max: The Apollo offers superior sound quality with better clarity, speed, separation, and refined dynamics compared to the AirPods Max.
Takeaway: The Noble FoKus Apollo is a well-built wireless headphone with a strong battery life and great bass performance, making it an enjoyable choice for those who prioritize powerful sound and noise isolation. It offers a versatile listening experience with a range of connectivity options and a comfortable design.
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Product Strengths
- Exquisite build quality with premium materials, like anodized aluminum, memory foam, lambskin leather, and high-quality polymer
- Very comfortable, generously padded with memory foam wrapped in lambskin, and the headband distributes pressure evenly
- Long battery life, up to 35 hours with ANC on and 40 hours with ANC off
- Sound quality is rich, refined, spacious, balanced, and impressively detailed
- Good voice pickup and decent noise suppression in moderately noisy environments
- Connectivity options are available
Product Considerations
- Round ear pads may pull down on ear cartilage and rest on ear lobes
- The HX can only be laid down flat, they are not fully collapsible
- ANC is good, but not quite at the level of industry leaders
- Touch panel is awkward to use, and touches are often not registered properly
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Sony 1000XM4/XM5 and Bose 700, ANC on the HX is not quite at the level of these industry leaders
- Vs the H95, the HX are more sensible, and noticeably cheaper
- Vs the Sony XM3, the HX looks far more refined
- Vs the Apple AirPods Max, the HX has up to 15 hours of additional battery life, and are also 100g lighter
- Vs the Bowers & Wilkins PX7, the HX brings a slightly higher level of refinement, showcasing detail and nuances that are missed
Takeaway: The Beoplay HX are beautifully made headphones that deliver excellent sound quality and are highly comfortable. If the user values aesthetics as much as audio and is willing to pay a premium for quality, then the HX is worth consideration.
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Product Strengths
- Extremely compact and small size makes them very comfortable, especially for people with small ears
- Good active noise cancellation (ANC) performance for the price and size
- The inclusion of Qi wireless charging is a premium feature
- IPX5 water resistance makes them suitable for workouts and outdoor use
- The 1MORE Music app provides customization options, including SoundID for personalized sound
Product Considerations
- Microphone quality is poor, not recommended for frequent phone calls
- ANC can alter the sound signature, sometimes creating a less desirable sound profile
- Limited touch controls, and inconvenient microphone placement
- Some reviewers experienced connection issues, such as random disconnects
- Passive isolation is poor
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The ComfoBuds Mini has better noise cancelling than the Nothing Ear 1, but the Nothing Ear 1 has a much better microphone
- The Mini has better noise cancelling than the 1More ComfoBuds Pro, while the Pro has better microphone quality
- The Anker Soundcore Space A40 has better sound and more reliable operation
- The Lypertek SoundFree S20 and the Moondrop Sparks may sound better and offer better passive isolation
Takeaway: The Comfobuds Mini are very small and comfortable earbuds with many good features, making them worth consideration for those seeking tiny earbuds with noise canceling and wireless charging. They are also suitable for people with small ears.
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Product Strengths
- Very comfortable to wear, to the point of almost forgetting they are being worn due to the light weight and design
- Sound quality is good for open-ear earbuds, with clear audio and decent bass
- Solid battery life offers around 12 hours of playback on a single charge, and 40 hours with the charging case
Product Considerations
- Maximum volume may be on the lower side, especially in noisy environments
- The triple tap control can be tricky to use
- Lacks a custom EQ option in the app, only offering preset EQs
- Does not support wireless charging
- Weak case magnets cause earbuds to fall out easily if dropped
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs 1More S50: The S70 is a tad softer than the S50, but has more stock bass; the S70 build quality has jumped a few notches; the S70 is a proper follow-up to the S50
Takeaway: The 1More S70 are comfortable open-ear earbuds with great sound quality and good battery life for those who like to be aware of their surroundings while listening to audio. The sleek design and practical features make them a solid choice for everyday use.
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Product Strengths
- Great battery life, up to 100 hours with ANC off and 65 hours with ANC on
- Good sound quality for the price
- Comfortable for long-term wear with good padding on earcups and headband
- Includes a hard case, which is uncommon in the budget price range
- Supports Bluetooth 5.4 for a solid connection
Product Considerations
- The ANC may perform inconsistently in some scenarios, and some reviewers found it only 'okay'
- Some reviewers felt that the sound quality has regressed, offering more bass at the expense of clarity, compared to the original Sonoflow
- The app can be unreliable, with connectivity and lagging issues, but this may improve with updates
- Some users reported issues with getting LDAC codec to function on some devices
- The physical button layout is not customizable, and can be confusing
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs. Sony WH-1000XM4: The SonoFlow Pro is surprisingly close in sound quality, but the XM4 has better ANC, whereas the SonoFlow Pro is preferred due to value
- Vs. Sony WH-CH720N: The SonoFlow Pro comes out on top due to the included hard case, and wins in sound and comfort
- Vs. Original Sonoflow: The Sonoflow Pro has better battery life and updated Bluetooth, though some reviewers feel the original has better sound
Takeaway: The SonoFlow Pro are budget-friendly headphones that offer good sound and long battery life for the price. They are comfortable to wear and include a hard case, making them a solid option for everyday use.
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Product Strengths
- Good overall sound quality, with a balanced and detailed sound signature suitable for casual listening and audiophiles when paired with LDAC-compatible devices and streaming services
- LDAC support for high-resolution audio streaming on Android devices
- Ergonomic design is lightweight and comfortable for extended wear
- Comes with a wireless charging case
- Decent call quality, with clear voice pickup due to a six-microphone array
Product Considerations
- Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) performance is not class-leading and struggles with high-frequency noises
- Limited on-ear control customization options
- Some reviewers found it difficult to remove the earbuds from the charging case due to strong magnets and slippery edges
- The app lacks a customizable EQ
- The default sound profile is not great, and the soundstage feels a bit too closed
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Evo does not compete with the Grado GT220s and Technics AZ60s in sub-bass tones, soundstage and ANC performance
- The Evo has better mid-range tones, recording, and ANC quality than the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 and Jabra Elite 7 Pros
- The Evo has better sound quality (more balanced, detailed, less harsh treble) and microphone output than the 1 More ComfoBuds Pro
- Sounds more natural, with better space and dynamic range than the Sony WF-1000XM3
- Sounds more natural and versatile (less bass-heavy) than the Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro, but the Liberty 3 Pro has better clarity in calls and a better app
Takeaway: The 1 More Evo is a stylish and comfortable set of earbuds with great sound. They are a good choice for anyone looking for high-resolution audio without an overly bass-heavy sound.
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Product Strengths
- Comfortable and secure fit due to the open-ear design with earhooks, making them suitable for sports and active lifestyles
- Good call quality, featuring four microphones with intelligent noise-canceling algorithms
- Lightweight design at only 10 grams per earbud, enhancing comfort during extended use
- Decent battery life, offering up to 10 hours of playtime on a single charge and 30 hours with the charging case
- Customizable touch controls and EQ settings via the 1More Music app
Product Considerations
- Bass response is thin and below average, which may not satisfy bass enthusiasts
- Some reviewers found the touch controls to be inconsistent and sometimes difficult to use
- The charging case is considered oversized by some reviewers
- The ear-hook section can be stiff, potentially causing discomfort during longer runs
- May not be ideal for use in very noisy environments
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs 1More Fit Open Earbuds S50: The S30 is more affordable but has lower sound quality due to a smaller driver and lacks sound-directing moulded fitting parts
- Vs Shokz OpenFit: The S30 is more affordable but may feel bulkier and less comfortable, especially for running longer than an hour
Takeaway: The 1More Fit SE Open Earbuds S30 are a budget-friendly option for people wanting comfortable, open-ear headphones for sports and staying aware of their surroundings. They offer good call quality and customization options via the app.
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