Moondrop ALICE TWS headphones review. You can try, but you wouldn’t want to buy
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Moondrop ALICE TWS headphones review. You can try, but you wouldn’t want to buy

The Moondrop brand owned by Shenzhen Audio manufactures some uncompromising ALICE audiophile-grade TWS headphones. These use a super-linear proprietary dynamic driver with a carbon aperture, a progressive QCC5151 chip, and a VDSF+ technology to expand the soundstage. And, most importantly, you can customize their sounding all you want with a parametric equalizer via a proprietary app.

Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro: Chicken Drumsticks In The Headphones Universe
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Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro: Chicken Drumsticks In The Headphones Universe

Other reviewers say they’re like ‘the new TWS’s benchmark’ and ‘the end of Sony’s monopoly’ and stuff, so why wouldn’t I want to review those myself! So I was working round and round these headphones, and then a follower of mine unexpectedly offered me their pair to use for a review. Like, to send them to my place. So I can make a review.I agreed before that kind person could generate any second thoughts.

Audiophiles should not suffer! Sony WF-1000xm4: the review
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Audiophiles should not suffer! Sony WF-1000xm4: the review

Well, why Sony WF-1000xm4? Believe it or not, it’s insanely hard to find anything decent, that’s why. All of the TWS headphones models I’ve tried (about 30 of them) didn’t fascinate me in any way, and it just so happened that the WF-1000xm3 I once owned were cool. I really enjoyed them, but then the battery capacity decided it’s time to go.