AVIOT - TE-Q3

My best discovery of late in the sub $100 bracket would be the Aviot Q3, $69.99 on Amazon. They sound absolutely amazing, the tune out of the box is similar to the Gemini 2 and Ive used its preset eq on Poweramp and makes it sound even better. Decent features and crazy battery at over 11 hrs per charge plus a class leading smallest charging case.

The best sounding budget buds are the Aviot Q3 at $69.99 on Amazon. The tuning is fantastic, they sound lile $3-400 buds. They're super small in size for long term comfort, industry leading smallest charging case size, 11+ hours of battery per charge, and sound really really good. They sound as good as most sets 8-15x their price.

If you're looking for all around buds for ios, including multipoint, best call quality, seamless siri integration, and decent sound the AirPods Pro 2 is your best bet because of the H2 chip it has, just simply works better with ios. Now if sound quality is more important and you are using mostly for listening to music. For $250, best bet is the AZ100, nothing else in the price range can touch it as far as sound quality. In a recent discovery, there are these Japanese made buds on Amazon for only $69.99 called the Aviot Q3 and they sound phenomenal for the price. The tuning is quite similar to the Geminis, they have 10+ hr battery, small form factor, and smallest charging case Ive ever seen. Good to test since Amazon allows for returns.

Get some Aviot Q3 on Amazon for $69. If they don't wow you within 2 songs, you can always return them. My first experience with this brand was so impressive that I ended up buying 2 other sets. I reviewed audio products professionally for private companies and have listened to least 100 sets under $100 and these are the best.

There are several very good to excellent buds that work well with the iPhone. Ive been using iPhones since the beginning and Ive currently have like 9 pairs of tws paired to it. I also use android based daps. The Liberty 4 Pros are very similar to the AirPods Pro 2, except the Ankers battery lasts a little longer and the case provides more info. Sound wise there are many other better alternatives, all depends on your budget. Sub $100, the Aviot Q3 or Space Travel, sub $200 Technics AZ80 or Bose QC, sub $300 AZ100 or Pi8, sub $500 Gemini 2 or Rex5. I have all of these, but tested several others to get here.

There is a Japanese brand called Aviot. There buds are available on Amazon and are quite small but fully featured with battery lasting like over 11 hours. I did a review on them here r/TWSMasters You can get the Aviot Q3 for $69.99 on Amazon and they sound absolutely phenomenal for the small budget buds.

3 sets is not even a starter collection yet lol Ive got about 12 pairs of tws and another 10 sets of iems. I daily an iPhone, Ive got 2 androids, a razr 60 ultra, Xperia 10vii and I use 2 android based daps. I write reviews of tws for private companies and can keep sets at very steep discounts. Different buds for different uses. Gemini 2, Rex5, ZX1, and Freebuds Pro 4 are my basshead sets for edm and trance. Ive got several sets of open and clip style buds for long term comfort wear. Current favorites are the Free Clip and Cleer Arc 3. Then randoms for specific tasks. My AirPod Pro 2 is great for dictation and phone calls. I use moondrop space travel, liberty 4 pro, raycon fitness, and aviot q3 for casual music with lots of podcasts, news, and NBA games. My nicer iem sets include ThieAudio Hype 4, Dunu Davinci, FF Deuces, and Madoo 512s mainly all using an ibasso dx180.

Best bet are the Japanese made Aviot Q3 on Amazon for $69. Super small form factor and will sit comfortably in the ear for long periods of time, they sound incredible and tons of bass as the tuning is similar to something 5x it's price, battery is 11+ hrs per charge, and smallest charging case in its class. Its my top most recommended budget bud and I own like ten sets between $25 to $550.

Aviot Q3, $69 on Amazon, great sound, strong hard hitting bass, and over 11 hours of battery per charge.

Aviot TE-Q3 https://a.co/d/6hOjYND If you have Amazon, these are a great option. Surely available outside of Amazon, but I don't know for sure.