Huawei - Freebuds SE3

I had samsung buds 3 non pro, huawei freebuds se 3..

I can comment on Freebuds SE3, Oppo Enco Buds3 and Soundpeats Air5 (non pro) [https://www.reddit.com/r/Earbuds/comments/1noqlbl/comment/nswtesd/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Earbuds/comments/1noqlbl/comment/nswtesd/) \- Soundpeat Air 5 have ANC, but i barely use this as it only filters certain background noises and eats battery. \- For Aptx Lossless you need a compatibel Snapdragon/Aptx device. Most Windows devices can support Aptx with a registery tweak, as AAC is default, but most certainly not Aptx Lossless. You'll need a seperate -Bluetooth dongle with Aptx for this. \- Soundpeats have about realworld 5 hour battery-life without ANC. Good luck with your choice.

I have the Se 3 from Huawei the most basic model and yes they sound great.

I have Nothing's and they are super lite and comfortable for long time use. The OnePlus I use them to, my brother has them and the are firm and comfy too I think the Huawei are the most comfortable, because the cone with 6 pairs of eartips 3 silicón and 3 memory foam, so for sure you have to find the size and material that fits you the best.

I have the sony wf-1000xm4 but it's really bad it battery and microphone and i bought huawei freebuds se 3 it's amazing for the battery and microphone really good compared to other's and cheap

If you don't want ANC and no eartips, go with huawei freebuds SE3. Got 1 brand new for like $25, use 6-8hr/days and case got me full 5 working days

Yes they are call semi inears ie. earbuds without silicon/foam tips. The main negative is one loses bass or I call it 'body' which makes the buds sound thin. In general, semi's cant compare to seal buds with tips for bass & hence, its a trade off in bass for comfort. Plus ANC is also mostly useless, no matter the mfgr's claims, with 1 single exception, the Airpods 4 ANC That said, there are a few semi's on the market with a more balanced sound. I highly recco the Tozo T21 Tonal Fits. Out of the box they sound pretty good with some bottom thud (for semi's). A bit of burn in did tighten up the bass & smoothed out the highs, somewhat. I still find it somewhat veiled sounding but hey, for the money & for very casual usage, its very doable. Bonus is volume levels are well, next level. Its possible to drown out ambient noise thru increasing vol alone. I like my to listen fairly loud & I struggle to get to 50-60% vol If you want more sparkly highs, the Oppo Enco Air 3 is good. If you're hypersensitive to sibilance, the Huawei Freebuds SE 2 or 3 are also very good. Both loses some bass to the Tozo but inreturn, we get a more refined & resolving sound with better quality bass If you've the budget & want ANC, the Airpods 4 ANC might be your only choice atm. I'm very surprised how well ANC works on it

Huawei Freebuds SE 2 can be grabbed from AliExpress for peanuts and they are very good. They have like 9h battery not 4h. Same with the SE 3 that are basically the same. Oppo Enco 4 New Sound Edition is also excellent and I can recommend. I probably prefer both of these to AirPods in terms of sound.

I recommend Huawei Freebuds SE2/3 pasok sa budget and matagal ma lowbatt and may noise cancellation

Even non-pro Huawei Freebuds are very good. Notice that app isn’t available in the PlayStore! It is available in the AppStore, but iOS version doesn’t support recent models like 7i.

For some reason my AZ 100 sound and call quality was really bad I returned them. I think a 80 had bone conduct mic but a 100 not. Huawei free buds use bone conduct mic and from what I've seen their call quality is top notch. Only downside they are slippery and fall off easy