Product Comparison: RHA Trueconnect vs Sony WF-1000X
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- This amazing drivers low frequency,amazing, crystal clear and deep punchi bass that give you all the vibe of the song!
- A great balanced, clear sound without any heavy emphasis on certain frequencies and they have handled a wide range of music and audio well.
- The battery life is great and the rubberised case has a premium feel.
- The high frequencies and detail are lacking and this makes the sound quality rather muddy.
- The frequency response curve is definitely not neutral and I still prefer my wired RHA MA750i.
- Great pair of earbuds; they sound amazing and fit securely, noise cancellation is impressive, comparable to the qc35's
- The sound is amazing, and clearly these are the best in ear headphones I have ever owned (I have owned a lot).
- Sound seems to getting better as burn in takes place. I am lost in a beautiful textured musical landscape.
- I was sceptical of buying these given the many reviews around poor connection, dropouts and other sound issues.
- Sound quality is good compared to all other types of headphone, but excellent for truly wireless (better than Apple and Bose)
- Sound quality is excellent, especially for the size of the buds. Materials used and build quality is exceptional.
- As with all RHA products there's lots of options for the ear-buds, the metal charging/storage case is a very nice, compact design, and the sound quality is very good for in-ear.
- Also like low weight of the earbuds, very comfy on the gym.
- It's light and comfortable, but you do need to experiment with different ear tips to ensure you get a good seal to achieve the sound quality.
- They feel light but very secure in my ears. I like that to you press on them to stop etc.
- This combined with the fact that they are super comfortable, as soon as you find the right ear-tip size, and that they look awesome, make me want to wear them all day.
- They cancel most (if not all) external noise and the quality is surprisingly really good for their size and what they do.
- Hmm...i love the size and way they generally stay in your ears.
- Huge charging case. Come on Sony, people complaint about apple’s airpod size and you managed to triple it.
- Felt fragile. It's a matter time before the overly sized charging case will break
- Great product, once you get the right size ear bud the fit is excellent. They supply a load so it’s easy to do.
- Great noise isolation and for exercising and last long. Apple's ear pods sound and look inferior compared to these beauties.
- I've had no connectivity issues at all - once these hook up to the phone first time, they auto-connect in about 5 seconds. And I've had no cutouts to music.
- Perfect fit, superb sound quality and rock solid Bluetooth connection to my phone.
- No mobile app or something similar. No high quality codecs.
- If you have a good phone, the connection is rock solid. That is when I connect to my girlfriends iPhone 7, the connection is rock solid.
- No drop outs or loss of connection with the earbuds on sound priority on using the app and noise cancelling switched off.
- The noise cancellation is also fantastic (not as good as their over-ears so don't expect the same level)
- The connection between the buds is appalling. It was reasonably stable when stationary, but any movement (walking, bus, train) and the right (slave) bud repeatedly cuts out.
- Right ear piece constantly loses connection to the left.
- USB C enabling quick charging and Bluetooth 5 to ensure a good connection between the earpieces.
- Battery is good, I needed the best battery possible as I listen throughout the working day - they give about 5 hrs per charge and take about 20 mins to recharge in the box.
- Good battery life, good audio considering the size of the units, and a good range of tips so you have a good chance of a comfortable fit.
- Battery life seems pretty fair and the carry case is really well built/smart looking- one of the best i've seen.
- Battery life is fine and the charging case is there anyway to top you up if need be.
- Battery life while quite short is a non issue as you just pop them in the case and they charge back up When not in use, perfect for commutes to work.
- Battery life matches the 3 hours stated.
- Battery Life - is indeed the advertised 3 hours and the case is great.
- No battery indicator on the battery box. Annoying when you don't know if you should charge it, why should I bother to keep track. 3 hours to charge battery box!
- The battery life is terrible, really bad. If I put the headphones in and it says 'battery level, medium' I know they aren't going to last my hour workout.