Cambridge Audio - Melomania M100

I recently got the Cambridge audio m100 TWS for about $100 and I'm very happy with it. Sound quality and noise cancelling is very good for the price

CA Melomania M100/A100. Remarkable sound quality for the price in a comfortable small package, I personally toned down the bass on my M100s a bit but otherwise loved them right out of the box. Also tried the A100, but while they're at least as good for sound and seem to fix the subtle but annoying mic crackle the M100 can develop at high ANC settings the angled stems don't agree with every ear.

Melomania M100 for me. Everything is great aside from maybe the microphone. [Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 ANC Headphones with 52 hours battery](https://www.cambridgeaudio.com/row/en/products/melomania/melomania-m100)

switching between  Beyerdynamic Free Byrd Denon perl (regular not pro) Cambridge audio Melomania m100 - which I'm using most of the time lately 

I actually have connection issues with the M100, the bluetooth is not that stable when I have the phone in my left pocket (I think the right earbud is the main one) - they are good, but in my exprience they have a lot of dropouts. Also **calls in loud environments** are just plain bad, no one will understand you.

I've recently purchased some Cambridge Audio Melomania M100's to replace my old Galaxy buds. The sound quality is fantastic, they come with memory foam inserts which fit well and are comfortable, have better noise cancellation than the old ear buds, and the battery life is ridiculous (nearly double some of its competitors if I remember correctly). My only issue was with connection to begin with but after a hard reset and a firmware update this has disappeared. At £100, I think they're very good quality and reasonably priced for what you get. (On a side note, the best feature is Matt Berry doing all the voice prompts!)

I settled on the Denon Perl Pro's and am really happy with them. I did try the Cambridge Audio Melomania M100's, but they sounded flat and lifeless to me, and didn't go loud,so they were returned.

Definitely yes for example melomania m100 didnt have it.Whn i went to gym realme gave very good performance however the eq app of realme is not good therefore if ypu think of making eq settimgs dont buy it still the flat eq works great if you need bass liberty4 nc is my favoirte for this category secomd is master dymaic its 400 dollars doesnt worth it so if ypu need bass i suggest you cheaper and almost best for me so far liberty 4nc but for metal or instrumental any song i suggest realme air 6 pro

Pearl pro Cambridge audio m100 Oppo enco x2 A lot depends on your taste but I have tested a lot of headphones and stick to the ones listed.

Cambridge audio m100s do a truly great job at a lower price point and have exceptional battery life

Currently trying to decide between Denon perl pro and soundcore liberty 4 pro. These are to replace the AZ100s, which for the money I wasn't that impressed with. The app for the soundcore is definitely better, and the sound quality on both is extremely good. I do like the personalised sound profile on the denon's and it equalises the music to how I enjoy my music. I also have the Nothing Ear (2024) and the sound quality is excellent, but unfortunately don't get loud enough for my liking. I've also had the Melomania M100s and I struggled to get the music to sound how I liked it. I also returned the OnePlus buds pro for the same reason.