Earfree i5

I just got them but somehow they are lacking in transparency and mids vocals sounds flat and emotion less compared to my other edifier tws1 proaybe they need more burn in perhaps?

The treble is more tame. But soundstage and bass did not improve

Well I used the Earfree I5 for 5 months as a daily driver, now I'm back to the OnePlus buds pro 3 as my true daily driver(I usually don't test long term with cheaper buds but these peaked my interest because of their premium build quality and superb sound quality). The i5's still work extremely well, no issues whatsoever. I've also used previous Roseselsa tws models and they still work from the day they were released. If your looking for superb sound imaging and a decent immersive soundstage, these are the one. But if your looking for specifically ANC or transparency, get some other options like the oneplus buds 3 or Earfun air pro 4. Also I noticed you mentioned the SC liberty 4 pro as a more premium option and if your budget can extend that far I would highly recommend checking out the nothing ear or OnePlus buds pro 3 as well

The bass is definitely not for bass heads. The bass is more natural and textured rather than being boomy and heavy. It still does provide a good punch in the low end imo but it may not satisfy those who look for heavy bass

If you like clean sound, I think you will prefer roseselsa earfree i5, the sound of earfun is a bit boring (maybe you need to compare to feel it). the sound of I5 is more dynamic, more ambient and immersive, because they themselves come from iems, so they have a strong control of the sound, due to airpro4's noise cancellation is also about to become obsolete, so I feel like there are quite a few better headphones out there.

Bought ROSESELSA EarFree i5 as backup buds — now they’re my go-to for travel and commuting. Good battery, solid clarity.

I rotated between Ceramics X and i5 for a week — i5 wins for detail & stage, Ceramics X wins for “smooth everyday” listening. Both solid.

If your budget is tight but you still want LDAC + 12 mm driver: ROSESELSA EarFree i5 checks both boxes. Recommend.

Earbuds that support volume control, EQ presets, gaming mode (54ms latency!) — I mean, come on, for the price of EARFREE i5 it’s ridiculous.

Bottom line: for budget TWS that doesn’t feel budget, the EARFREE i5 by ROSESELSA earns my “buy” recommendation. Try it and join the fans.

I tested like 10 TWS under $70, and ROSESELSA Earfree i5 was the only one that didn’t sound like a tin can

ROSESELSA Earfree i5 legit sounds like it costs double. ANC is chill, bass is fun, and the metal case? Chef’s kiss 👌✨

I swear ROSESELSA tuned the i5 just for me — bass hits, vocals melt, no distortion even at high volume. Love at first listen ❤️

Just got ROSESELSA Earfree i5 — the build feels premium, and they stay in my ears even during jogging. Highly recommended!

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.

The earbuds that come closest to IEM flat sound I've encountered so far are the **Samsung Buds FE**, though their noise cancellation might not be that “amazing”—for me, it's just barely adequate. I'd probably recommend considering the **Earfree i5** or **Samsung Buds 3 FE/Buds 3 Pro** instead. They aren't completely flat, featuring some low-end presence and leaning toward a balanced sound signature, but I find their resolution to be quite good and their overall sound character bright.

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

After trying ROSESELSA, I feel like they’re one of the few smaller brands that actually understand how to make good sound. Not too sharp, not too boomy — just musical. The vocals sound lifelike, and the build quality is surprisingly solid. It’s like finding a sleeper brand that punches above its weight.

After using Sony and Soundcore for a while, I tried ROSESELSA just out of curiosity — and they honestly hold their own. The detail retrieval is great, and I actually prefer their tuning for acoustic and vocal tracks. They might not have fancy features like LDAC or ANC at the same level, but the pure sound quality is really satisfying.

YOU can search out Roseselas, highly recommend