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.
Noble Fokus Rex for the best within your budget.
CA Melomania M100/A100 for great value - it's useful to remember wireless IEMs are inherently disposable electronics, and I personally wouldn't recommend going past their ~$150 price point for something that'll last two years tops.
I'd add some even better value chi-fi options, but they all run afoul of #4 with janky apps and weird stock tunings. If you don't like tinkering for the best experience, you're better off staying away from those entirely.
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.
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
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