Denon - PerL

After almost a week of using em; I’m sending em back, for the price the jbl tour 3 has waaaay more value, I got the denon perl on discount and on white as my one plus buds 3, I tried everything, different tips, removing the foam AND the filter, sound is good but volume in the jbl and op3p is way better, so as bass and articulation in the mids, I really wanted to keep this ones but anc as good as many say chaNtes the tonality no matter which setting I’m in, passive anc (just from the tips) is almost inexistent, the App eq is awful (hands down to jbl, their eq is outstanding) and the fact that even between little details in the codec selection they change sound quality (96/ 32 sounds awful, the best I got was from 96/24 on ldac and le codec which locks the device to one single device) all in all Im covered by the jbl and the op3p, I have my hopes high on the denon, and even though I tweaked a lot the eq on the jbl, the oneplus buds 3 pro still have better sub bass than both of em, such a shame one plus doesn’t use a higher quality codec for other phones than their own overall, I felt that the az100 hype is just that. Hype

I have a pair of TWS, Technics AZ80, and i tried to upgrade to the Denon Perl.... it sounded great but something was off, dont know if its was the poor isolation or the timbre, but something was there at the back of my head saying "take them off, the sound and feel wrong" and the TWS are great, i use them when i got out to bars or around town, but they just arent at the level of the BTR17 + the Xenns pro.

Mine absolutely do not block out keyboards. But it certainly is functional.

Oh gotcha, yeah I agree with that. So that obviously means it depends on the type of music as well, but yeah if I have any music at a reasonable volume I won't hear anything.

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

I got some Denon pearls and they sound great. Stay in my ear when running and keep a lot of the noise out.

I love my Denon pearls. £73 on amazon. Bargain.

I have been lured into the Pearls from reviews on reddit, and I am not impressed. My go to earbuds before was Soundcore Liberty Pro 3. But at some point they only lasted 1 hour after a recharge, which wasn't enough. So I looked reviews etc and was intrigued by the Pearls. But as I said, I'm not impressed. They are okay, but that's it. Overall sound is on par with my old ones. Noise cancellation is not better. They talk too much, and some of the tap stuff are not just as great imo. Double tap you actually need to be quite fast. That's just annoying. Also, the fit is just not as good. And I've tried every tip. Compared to the Soundcores they fall out way too easily. So, they are not bad per se, but I would really want another pair of Soundcores if I could repick.

Denon PerL at woot right now for 39.99

Denon Perl / Perl Pro have the option to disable touch controls in the app - just set "do nothing" for all potential actions. AVIOT has a similar function. So does Samsung for the Buds series, and Sony for the WF series. Thinking about it now I'm not sure I've owned a pair of tws with touch controls from any major brand that didn't have a fairly straightforward way of disabling them.

Regular Denon PerLs are insanely good sounding too. Just a tad less bass than the pros but this bass is a woofer anyways

The only time I've noticed when they kinda crap out persay is like in heavy heavy traffic (let's say walking the streets of a busy city with lots of lights, electronics etc) they'll sort of cut in and out idky but the sound alone I don't mind it lmaoo. Not sure if the pro model does this but if not just go for those as I believe they're on sale rn

I've been here for a minute and these are good options but some are better than others by leagues. I'd never compare the Bose to the denon perls. I think the sonys and Panasonic are worse than perls but way better than the Bose also.

Sounds like I'd like em if I didn't have perls. I like the hearing test they have with Massimo or however you spell it. I put a 10 band eq over to make it even more full and I have an adapter(creative btw6)to boost the signal for 24bit 96. I couldn't improve. Do you use stock tips? I use azla xlastics, and foams when I'm in a noisy environment. The sound funnels into your ears more uniform, good for the surround sound of the pros