Cambridge Audio - Melomania M100

Just got my Cambridge Melomania m100 and they beat every one of these for 120$ I also have technics. Go for the Cambridge tho. I’m astonished by how good the tuning is. Although the Perl’s sound good they look goofy as hell in the ears.

Somehow my Melomania are producing nearly 75 decibels at 17% volume

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

I can only compare to Airpods Pro 2, Wf-1000xm4 and Melomania 1+, but the Melomania M100 have the best imaging, soundstage and most tightly controlled treble I've ever heard from earbuds. They're $119. Incredible sound. I bought xm4's after using 1+ for two years thinking they'd be an upgrade. They were not. Flat, unsupported bass and treble that constantly disappointed. Practically no imaging and soundstage was pitiful. If you can deal with some occasional pairing weirdness, (that always just requires you to put them back in the case and take them out,) the M100s sound better than the xm4's and Airpods Pro 2. Highly, highly recommended, especially for APTX Lossless/Adaptive devices. I added an eppfun USB C dongle for 24 bit/48khz APTX lossless and it's the best audio I've ever heard from my phone. Only competition I've had was open back headphones plugged in through USB C dac. Edit: Also, I've found that EQ is super important for all of these wireless buds. I prefer Harman tuning, but the M100s are super neutral with slight bass tuning, so I just needed to do a small V shaped EQ to get them sounding perfect.

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.

The nothing ear are just okay for sound quality. They really are nothing too special. I would recommend the Cambridge audio melomania m100. They have far more superior sound quality to the nothing ear.

Cambridge audio Melamania m100 (under 200) Technics az80 (under 300) (Both have great sound quality all around but imo Cambridge is more balanced if that's what your looking for)

These aren't gonna last you a long time, build quality is absolute a shithouse and too many quality control issues. They haven't even lasted me a month before I had to return them and get a different pair. Imo I recommend the Cambridge audio melomania m100 . Far better than this crap

I find the Cambridge to have probably one of the most impressive imaging on any tws in this price range. And the custom EQ works quite well. They respond to EQing well and there are also a whole bunch of different presets. They have wide soundstage, good instrumental and vocal presence as well. One problem that I find is that the bass can't be made (subwoofer like) even after an EQ change. The battery life is decent, I can get about 11 hours on a single charge with ANC on. So they are definitely a great option for long battery life.

Never liked the xm5s because their sound quality wasn't the greatest and fit is not as comfy as other options. My go to is probably the Jlab Epic Lab edition or Cambridge Melomania m100. (Jabra elite 10 gen 2 are also very solid)

Top of the option imo for me are the Cambridge Audio Melomania M100, the Jlab Epic Lab Edition, or the Jabra elite 10 gen 2. Ranking based on features, build quality, sound quality, and ANC 1. Jlab Epic Lab Edition (best overall for ALL features, pure sound quality, and superb build quality) 2. Jabra Elite 10 gen 2 (almost top notch ANC for this price range, great sound quality and comfort) 3. Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 (best battery life, long lasting, HIFI sound from audio engineers,)

I highly recommend the Cambridge audio melomania m100 for battery life. I get a staggering 11 hours with Aptx without ANC on. Sound quality is also the best I've tried in this under 150 price range. Superb imaging, great natural treble reproduction, amazing instrumental depth and clarity that beats some tws 200+

Jalb Epic Lab were 99 at once, and the Cambridge are at 119. Both far better

I would recommend spending a little more for the Cambridge audio melomania m100, honestly top tier sound quality for this price range, there is no beating it for sure. ANC is also decent and blocks out lots of low and mid frequency noises as well. For stem style, I would recommend the Earfun air 4 pro (best ANC for this price range)or the Roseselsa Earfree I5 (bets sound quality for this price range)

Budget under 100, Roseselsa Earfree I5, Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro Plus HM: Moondrop Moca, Budget for 100-200 Denon perl pros, Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 HM: OnePlus buds pro 3, Nothing Ear, Technics az80, Jlab Epic lab Budget for 200-300, B&W Pi8(when on sale) HM: JBL Tour Pro 3, Technics Az100, Sennheiser MTW4 300+ Noble Fokus Rex 5, Devialet Gemini II This would be my suggestions for audio quality, I base these off their performance in soundstage, imaging, seperation, and things similar to that. As for tuning it really comes down to personal preference, most of them will suite anyone's personal needs with their custom EQs. I've tried countless amount of earbuds in all price ranges (20 to 300+ dollars worth) but these come out to be my top performers. I might have missed some since I have so many but I'll probably come back if I missed some. (I'll get into more details if you really want, like durability/longevity, battery, ANC, transparency, etc)

Sound and battery are amazing. But the touch buttons were absolute trash

Just got the Melomania M100s. So far they’re great.

Amazing sound quality, but about to RMA my second pair. Sad.

Cambridge audio melomania m100s Awesome sound quality

You can find several that, although compressing, still deliver great quality sound. For example, the Sony flagship ones are outstanding (LDAC codec). I owned a pair before moving to something else because of battery issues. I personally use the Melomania m100 and I'm constantly blown away by how nice they sound. The most important thing is to get a pair that does not only sound good on paper (reviews...), but also is compatible with the highest quality codec your phone can output to.

I just got a pair of Cambridge m100s ($90 on sale on their website) and I'm loving them so far. The battery life is insanely good and the sound quality is very good as well. My only gripe is that they are a good big bigger than my old Linkbuds S's (batteries went out so I had to get something else), which will take some getting used to.

I just got the Melomania-100 for my next trip. 12 hour active battery and great sound for vocals/acoustics and podcasts. Not as great for bass

Cambridge Melomania M100 that I just bought, the soundstage is just sublime!

Cambridge Audio M100

Good work. My favorite, Cambridge Audio M100, didn’t make the list.

I’ve had a great experience with Cambridge Audio M100 earbuds.

Sony xm5 is great and has a versatile eq. Technics az80 sound great out of the box with dynamic preset, much better than the az100, that one takes a bit of tinkering to sound normal and not nasally. Cambridge m100 are amazing for the current price of $99, they used to be $250.

M100 is insane for $100-$130. They used to cost $250 like a year ago, but they are basically a cheaper technics az80 as far as sound quality. Good stuff.

Status 3ANC when they go on sale are really good, and the new price for Cambridge Melomania m100 is just crazy good value. Both of those trade blows with the $200-$300 pairs.

Cambridge Audio Melomania M100s. Best sounding earbuds I've ever owned

I suggest jabra elite 10 gen 1 Melomania m100

I recommend more towards the melomania m100…. Long battery life,nice sound quality and nice anc…. I think its around usd 120 rn on amazon us

I recommend melomania m100 it’s around $160 when discount…. Battery life 10hour plus 2 year warranty and good anc and sound quality

I just picked up the M100s. So far, very impressed

Yeah I'm just tweaking the EQ, using them through Spotify and a major jump from the crappy samsung buds I had. But yeah, miss Tidal :( wish Spotify would hurry up with HD audio

appreciate the review/comparison I'm not familar with Nothing Ear, but I've obviously heard about Technics AZ100 (I considered buying them, but I have recently bought the Cambridge M100s, which I like. So I'm not in the market at the moment) I too like having a brighter sound, with increased treble (I like when the vocals are a little louder and clearer). But I think as long as the EQ works, then it's cool; people can edit the sound as they use. I use the Cambridge M100s, and if I listen to a band like Disturbed or Slipknot, I may use the rock pre-set EQ, which has bass way up. But if I listen to Lana Del Rey or Lainey Wilson, I'll use the Flat or Blues pre-set EQs to get a higher treble. So on the issue of EQ settings - I don't believe in a one-size fits all setting. I feel it's best to switch it up depending on the tracks/genres you listen to It sounds like the AZ100s has battery life similar to Cambridge (10 hours) while Nothing Ear has battery life similar to Denon PerLs, which I have used ... I actually think this battery life difference would be a deal breaker and would make me choose AZ100s over Nothing Ear. I love the longer battery life in the M100s over the shorter battery life in the Denon PerLs . I listen to music almost all day when I'm at my desk in the office. I love not having to worry about the battery anymore. With the Denon PerLs, I had to charge around noon or so, and there were times when I got caught unexpectedly with the "Battery Low" warning

I would give Cambridge melomania M100 a HM at least. $119, and I’ve heard they are better than Technics AZ80 As for the best - I haven’t tried many earbuds, so I can’t do comparisons. I own the Denon Perl’s, and I’ve loved them for a little more than a year. I haven’t felt a need to upgrade since I got them

I use the Melomania M100s. I like them. Battery life is extremely good. I listen to music all-day in the office. On normal mode, I can go from about 8AM to 5PM without charging (a little less with ANC on). The charging case gives about 2-3 full charges The sound is good. Out of the box, I did find the bass a little strong (just not my taste; I like having vocals more prominent). I was able to easily raise the treble/lower the bass with their EQ tool on the app: it's actually fun to play around with their EQ tool And most of all - they're affordable, at only $119 right now

My top 3 earbuds for premium sound quality are Denon Perl Pro, Status Between 3 ANC and Cambridge Audio Melomania M100. Those are, to me, the best sounding earbuds. Not to mention the creature comforts like ANC and transparency aren't half bad on them either

I really like the sound quality, ANC and transparency mode of Cambridge Audio Melomania M100. Comfort is great (for me). Phone calls are OK. They aren't perfect, but they're easily my favorite of my earbuds. In the office I mostly use transparency mode, so I can hear people when they speak to me.

Love M100, they are amazing for this price.

I concur with your assessment; I possess 2x Ultra earbuds, Qc 2024 earbuds, Ultra headphones, and Qc headphones. I enjoy the audio, comfort, and design, but the application is awful. I also have 7 other earbuds, but my top choice is FiiO Fw5 (no ANC, chosen for sound). The FiiO app is significantly inferior, plus they produce some crackling noise; however, the sound quality is incredible. Additionally, Melomania M100 offers fantastic sound, decent ANC, and transparency, great comfort, and excellent battery life, with a working app. Sony offers decent active noise cancellation and okay audio quality, but the battery in the earbuds is poor; it's best to avoid Sony. I evaluated AZ100 and Gemini 2; they sound good, but I wasn't impressed otherwise. I believe their prices are too high. AZ80 offers better vocals, which I find clearer. This is just my perspective; don't trust all that you hear. People quickly become attached to brands and tend to exaggerate. Comfort and sound are subjective. If you desire active noise cancellation and good sound, consider Bose. However, if you're looking for affordability in earbuds, the Cambridge M100 will impress you with its sound, comfort, and incredible battery life.

I concur with your assessment; I possess 2x Ultra earbuds, Qc 2024 earbuds, Ultra headphones, and Qc headphones. I enjoy the audio, comfort, and design, but the application is awful. I also have 7 other earbuds, but my top choice is FiiO Fw5 (no ANC, chosen for sound). The FiiO app is significantly inferior, plus they produce some crackling noise; however, the sound quality is incredible. Additionally, Melomania M100 offers fantastic sound, decent ANC, and transparency, great comfort, and excellent battery life, with a working app. Sony offers decent active noise cancellation and okay audio quality, but the battery in the earbuds is poor; it's best to avoid Sony. I evaluated AZ100 and Gemini 2; they sound good, but I wasn't impressed otherwise. I believe their prices are too high. AZ80 offers better vocals, which I find clearer. This is just my perspective; don't trust all that you hear. People quickly become attached to brands and tend to exaggerate. Comfort and sound are subjective. If you desire active noise cancellation and good sound, consider Bose. However, if you're looking for affordability in earbuds, the Cambridge M100 will impress you with its sound, comfort, and incredible battery life.

Currently, I possess around 15 pairs of earbuds from brands like Bose, Sony, Samsung, Anker, etc. However, I absolutely adore the Cambridge M100 for their sound quality, connectivity, battery life, comfort, and premium Bluetooth codecs. Anc is fine, Enoch works for me, and the mic is good. The battery life is incredible, lasting 12 to 16 hours. The audio quality is what audiophiles will appreciate, it's highly detailed, features impressive mid-bass, and the vocals shine. For this price, they surpass many earbuds in the 200 euro range. In six months, I never experienced a single problem with them. M100 was priced at 100 euros, while the Bose qc ultra earbuds cost 300 euros, offering 6 hours of battery life, connectivity problems, lack of wireless charging, and ANC that can't be disabled. I heard about this Cambridge M100 from a guy on reddit who was nice enough to provide me with all the info, and he was right they're fantastic earbuds!

What about: - Denon PerL (+Pro) - Sony WF-C710N - Cambridge Audio Melomania M100

I would be careful with optimism. MSRP was 200€ a year ago, but it has been discounted to 99€ for a couple of months now. I wonder if they were really par with other earphone within the original range. Anyway, I ordered a pair two days ago. We'll see in a few days if it was worth the risk. I almost ordered WF-C710N. While they may not excel in music quality, they seem to be pretty solid piece of reliable tech. Unfortunately no AptX. Sony tend to make "fun" sound profile, and I wanted something more neutral for the vocals.

I just ordered the cambridge m100's for £79.99 in the UK. Was really tempted to go for the liberty 4NC's or the earfun air pro 4 but went for those instead. Most reviews say they sound much better but the downside is they have terrible mic quality on calls. I mainly use them for music / films so doesn't affect me too much

Started off with Pixel Buds Pro 2 and have tried several others including Boss QC Ultra, Earfun 4, Soundcore Liberty 4 NC/Pro, and Cambridge Melomania M100. 3 of these stood above the rest for me- Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro, Earfun 4, and the Cambridge. The Liberty 4 Pro and Earfun 4 are very, very similar to me in both sound, NC, and features. I think it almost comes down to preference on looks/fit, to which I personally prefer the Liberty 4 Pro (especially in white as it includes a case that isn't a shiny fingerprint magnet) for its fit and finish. Then you have the Cambridge which are so underrated. The NC might not be quite as good as on the other 2 but it isn't a huge difference, but the bump up in overall sound quality is noticeable, especially if you take the time to do hearing tests (when applicable) and then further tweak the EQs to your preference. It would be a hard to pick a single winner from these, they are all 3 great Side note- the Liberty 4 NC are very nearly as good as my above 3 picks and are a great buy at their current sale price of $70. The NC is pretty much identical to the Pros, main difference to me is you can get slightly more out of the dual drivers on the Pros when you EQ them.

I use Cambridge audio m100’s, the battery is fantastic, sound quality is also very good. They also have noise cancelling which is decent but not as good as some I’ve had in the past. But over all best battery ear buds I’ve had

Love the sound of the Melomania but they just aren’t very comfortable to me for any extended period of use.

These have been the bomb for me. As I use an iPhone I recently installed boom equaliser app and use tidal through the boom app. I’m truly gobsmacked by the sound the M100s produce. And I got them for £80 in the last prime sale 😀

This right here. Battery life on these guys is incredible. ANC not to the level of the Elite 10 so beware of that, OP.

Cambridge audio melomania are astounding for quality, I absolutely love my pair and their ANC are very good too

Cambridge audio melomania, absolutely adore my pair

Cambridge Audio - Melomania. Both the in ear buds and over ear, are fantastic bits of kit

I own the cambridge Melanomania too The Nothing ears are far bassier. Easier to remain in your ears and just easier to use.

But the Cambridge are really heavy. So theyre likely to fall out more regardless of the fit.