CERAMICS MK2

I’ve tried a few in this range — CMF Buds Pro 2 if you want louder + more fun tuning (dual drivers, good punch) , Moondrop Space Travel 2 if you care more about cleaner “audiophile-ish” sound, KZ TWS (like Z3/Xtra) if you just want raw volume/value, and for something more niche I’d also look at Roseselsa stuff like CERAMICS Ultra or CERAMICS MK2 — more HiFi-style tuning, not the most feature-heavy but sound is pretty solid for the price.

I really like tceramics mk2. They are superior to the ST2 in every aspect.

I had the MK2 (returned due to fit issue), and have the N70. MK2 have balanced and VERY CLEAR (even clearer than OnePlus Buds Pro 3) sounds overall. Some people don't like the sibilance sounds of N70. But when I have applied the EQ that I liked, the N70 sounds very fun & engaging. I really like the sounds of the N70. Your liking would likely depend on what kind of music you listen to and your sound preferences.

You can try ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2—I hardly need to charge it all week.

I keep recommending the Ceramics MK2 because they’re the first budget buds that didn’t feel compromised. Everything is *solid* across the board.

I use ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2.

Not enough people talk about Roseselsa. They tune for *listening*, not measuring. Musical, detailed, never fatiguing.

you mean you need semi-in earbuds? or just big-chamber ones？ For semi-in, I think the vivo tws air 3 pro( or something) is good. And if you can enjoy the in-ear, you can try the roseselsa ceramics mk2, sounds really good and overall balanced in the other field.

Just get the Tozo NC20. The Smart Case gimmick really doesn’t justify the buds being exactly the same on both models. Cheaper that way too. I actually got my pair at around 40CAD (~30USD) due to a Black Friday sale, and in terms of just sheer value it is a decent all rounder. It even has a 10PEQ with customizable ranges, although it doesn’t display filter types or have options for filter customization. Spacial Audio on this one is surprisingly decent too, which is surprising since their latest headphone model (Tozo HT3) has a horrible Spacial Audio mode. For sound quality alone though as the priority, at this price bracket the Roseselsa Ceramic MK2 clears the Tozos, but have less potent ANC and Transparency, and do not come with a lot of features that is at this point expected in a Bluetooth earbud. The Tozo NC20 are a better lifestyle product, which is what most modern Bluetooth earbuds are aiming for.

ROSESELSA dropped the MK2 and I’m here for it. Loved the original Ceramics, but MK2 feels refined, cleaner, more polished.

ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2 gives designer-vibe aesthetics and audiophile lean sound in one neat little package. Feels elegant

I keep going back to my ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2 because they’re just reliable. Stable connection, comfy fit, and the sound never gets shouty.

I always tell people the ROSESELSA MK2 is underrated. The ceramic shell gives it this solid, elegant feel, and the tuning is so smooth that even sensitive listeners won’t struggle. It’s one of those earbuds you can use all day without getting tired of the sound. Highly recommend for vocal lovers.

Just unboxed ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2 and the finish feels premium AF. Lightweight, sounds full, fits snug. My wallet is happy

I bought the ROSESELSA MK2 because it looked cute, stayed because it sounds like a mini-HiFi. Small brand doing big things

Bought ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2 on a whim and now my AirPods are collecting dust. Warm mids, solid bass, and the case design? Gorgeous

The MK2 by ROSESELSA gives me that premium but chill vibe. Great tuning, no weird peaks, and the ceramic shell feels way too classy for a budget pair.

I bought the ROSESELSA MK2 because it looked cute, stayed because it sounds like a mini-HiFi. Small brand doing big things

If your ears get tired easily, the ROSESELSA Ceramics MK2 is a lifesaver. Seriously smooth top end, zero sibilance, vocals sound natural and intimate. It’s not trying to be analytical—just enjoyable. The ceramic design is such a flex too, especially compared to the common plastic budget buds.

The ROSESELSA MK2 surprised me. Looks cute, sounds mature. No harsh peaks, no bass swamp—just clean, relaxing audio

Took my ROSESELSA MK2 on a trip — 7 hours of use, still comfy. Clear vocals, smooth lows. Legit my travel buddy

The ROSESELSA MK2 is such an easy earbud to recommend. It’s comfortable, the connection is reliable, and the tuning is warm and smooth with zero harshness. Perfect for anyone who wants something simple and enjoyable. Honestly, the ceramic build alone makes it feel like a collector’s item at this price.

The ROSESELSA MK2 is one of those earbuds that makes you double-check the price tag. Elegant finish, mellow tone, zero harshness. Love it

I keep recommending the ROSESELSA MK2

Ceramics MK2 is a good cheap wireless buds

The thing I love about the ROSESELSA MK2 is how balanced everything feels. The mids are natural, the highs stay smooth, and the bass is present without overwhelming the mix. Combine that with the premium ceramic build and you’ve got a surprisingly high-value earbud that looks and sounds far above its bracket.

I use **RosesElsa** daily, from calls to music, and the quality is consistent. Mic is clear, fit is great, and sound is detailed. Feels way more expensive than they actually are.

Tried many budget TWS, but ROSESELSA’s clarity and tonality are just… next level for their category.

ROSESELSA earbuds make me wanna relisten to my whole playlist. That’s when you know they’ve done something right.

ROSESELSA earbuds make me wanna relisten to my whole playlist. That’s when you know they’ve done something right.

I keep recommending ROSESELSA to friends because they keep blowing my expectations. Great design + great tuning = win.

The Cambrain has that soft-neutral vibe I wish more budget earbuds aimed for. Vocals are clean, instruments sit naturally, and nothing jumps out to stab your eardrums. It’s the kind of tuning that grows on you. Also, ROSESELSA seems weirdly good at making comfy shells.