I currently own the Sony WF-1000xm4 and Sennheiser TW3 and I'm happy with both. I mainly listen to rap and hip hop and think the Sony's sound better although they are less comfortable. I also use them on calls and both seem fine. Given my music taste and comfort preference, which of the three (FA, Hifiman, or Noble) would you recommend, if any? ANC is not an issue. And thanks for the reviews I can tell you guys put a lot of effort in to be detailed and unbiased.
Thanks! I think the Noble FoKus might be the best suited to hip hop of the three. You're just going to feel the kick a little bit more with the midbass in the FoKus. If you get a really good seal though, the ZE8000 might go a little deeper with the bass, but those are really dependent on the fit.
@@BloomAudio thanks man! Ended up going with the nobles and they fit perfectly. The sound is the best of any Bluetooth iem I’ve had as well and the battery lasts surprisingly long.
Specifically on soundstage and vocals, I think the Final ZE8000 is the best. The midrange in general is probably the best I've heard in a TWS, and the Svanar Wireless might be slightly wider, but ZE8000 gives you an impressive soundstage as well.
Well Fine Sir Stephen, I think you did it again to me. Maybe just like that song “Ooops There Goes Another One of Those”. This evaluation of the Svanar TWS hits that mark on me again. You got me in a position where I am compelled to purchase another IEM based on your very great presentation. I am sure the founders of Hifiman would be very grateful and impressed to see your evaluation. X marks the spot for me. Now if you would have told me that I would inherit the “Force” capabilities ala Star Wars, I would have to say “No thank you this time” LOL. I need you to contact Hifiman for me and ask them to do a firmware update for the Svanar Wireless that will make the earphones do laundry for a person. You got me so captivated with this review that I forgot the laundry was in and I had to start it all over again because of you. LMAO but partially true. Great Job I Say Fine Sir of the Fine Fellow foundation. Bravo, Bravo, Encore, Encore ( oops I said encore, if he does an encore that means I will have to make another purchase from the fantastic Bloom Audio. (Ha Ha) Count me in for purchasing this exciting new TWS earphone to hit the market.
We apologize for any laundry that was left in the washer for too long because of this review. We'll ask HIFIMAN if any future updates can integrate with your washing machine to remind you about what's still in the washer, or if there's any way to channel the Force through a TWS.
Status Between 3 anc and NuraTrue Pro are the In Ears Kings for me!! Soundstage...Bass and separation of mids and highs are phenomenal on both models!!
Which do you prefer between the Status Between 3 ANC and the NuraTrue Pro (Denon Perl Pro? I'm actually looking into buying one of these 2 but not sure which one is better.
yeah gr11 sounds great but really replaceable w (waaaaaaaay) more expensive iems meanwhile blox rares really do have rare sound, justifying its 10 years wait/gap, ofc tm7 anv3 owners know this
Nothing sounds more pretentious than an audiophile talking about sound. It's like you're talking about wine or something. Half the time you're just regurgitating the tasting notes that other people are talking about and I'm pretty sure none of them have any actual idea what texture on a sound actually is. I wish they would use time stamps and specific songs when they describe their tasting notes as opposed to just having people believe that they can see and touch sound.
I currently own the Sony WF-1000xm4 and Sennheiser TW3 and I'm happy with both. I mainly listen to rap and hip hop and think the Sony's sound better although they are less comfortable. I also use them on calls and both seem fine. Given my music taste and comfort preference, which of the three (FA, Hifiman, or Noble) would you recommend, if any? ANC is not an issue. And thanks for the reviews I can tell you guys put a lot of effort in to be detailed and unbiased.
Thanks! I think the Noble FoKus might be the best suited to hip hop of the three. You're just going to feel the kick a little bit more with the midbass in the FoKus. If you get a really good seal though, the ZE8000 might go a little deeper with the bass, but those are really dependent on the fit.
@@BloomAudio thanks man! Ended up going with the nobles and they fit perfectly. The sound is the best of any Bluetooth iem I’ve had as well and the battery lasts surprisingly long.
Been looking for a true comparison of the 3 and here we have it. Like the review and thank you!
Interesting review and product. What TWS would you rec for soundstage and vocals, if any?
Specifically on soundstage and vocals, I think the Final ZE8000 is the best. The midrange in general is probably the best I've heard in a TWS, and the Svanar Wireless might be slightly wider, but ZE8000 gives you an impressive soundstage as well.
Well Fine Sir Stephen, I think you did it again to me. Maybe just like that song “Ooops There Goes Another One of Those”. This evaluation of the Svanar TWS hits that mark on me again. You got me in a position where I am compelled to purchase another IEM based on your very great presentation. I am sure the founders of Hifiman would be very grateful and impressed to see your evaluation. X marks the spot for me. Now if you would have told me that I would inherit the “Force” capabilities ala Star Wars, I would have to say “No thank you this time” LOL. I need you to contact Hifiman for me and ask them to do a firmware update for the Svanar Wireless that will make the earphones do laundry for a person. You got me so captivated with this review that I forgot the laundry was in and I had to start it all over again because of you. LMAO but partially true. Great Job I Say Fine Sir of the Fine Fellow foundation. Bravo, Bravo, Encore, Encore ( oops I said encore, if he does an encore that means I will have to make another purchase from the fantastic Bloom Audio. (Ha Ha) Count me in for purchasing this exciting new TWS earphone to hit the market.
We apologize for any laundry that was left in the washer for too long because of this review. We'll ask HIFIMAN if any future updates can integrate with your washing machine to remind you about what's still in the washer, or if there's any way to channel the Force through a TWS.
Any thoughts how it compares vs the A&K UW100
Status Between 3 anc and NuraTrue Pro are the In Ears Kings for me!! Soundstage...Bass and separation of mids and highs are phenomenal on both models!!
Which do you prefer between the Status Between 3 ANC and the NuraTrue Pro (Denon Perl Pro?
I'm actually looking into buying one of these 2 but not sure which one is better.
@@Punisher-1
If you can get the NuraTrue for cheap...
Then grab it....
@@Punisher-1 If you can get the Denon PerL Pros. That's the way to go. The only TWS upgrade I see above Denon PerL Pros are the HIFIMAN SVANARs.
yeah gr11 sounds great but really replaceable w (waaaaaaaay) more expensive iems
meanwhile blox rares really do have rare sound, justifying its 10 years wait/gap, ofc tm7 anv3 owners know this
Could you tell us more about ANC. Im about to buy a new pair of earbuds and want to know if these would be as good as Sony wfxm4 in terms of ANC
Call and voice quality?
This one versus sennheiser i600 ?
Are the buttons programmable? if not that is such a shame. I like to have a single click to skip the song. sigh
vs ifi go pod?????
We're working on some GO pod content right now!
I pre-ordered from you guys. Any estimate update when you might get stock?
Sorry for the delayed reply! We’re expecting our stock to arrive on Tuesday.
@@BloomAudio Thank you for the info. Very excited for the Svanar
I heard that there was Ldac connectivity issues with these earbuds.
Lack of eq is unfortunate
lack of EQ on Apple only... plenty of EQ with Android...
Nothing sounds more pretentious than an audiophile talking about sound. It's like you're talking about wine or something. Half the time you're just regurgitating the tasting notes that other people are talking about and I'm pretty sure none of them have any actual idea what texture on a sound actually is. I wish they would use time stamps and specific songs when they describe their tasting notes as opposed to just having people believe that they can see and touch sound.
I really wish this guy would learn how to speak about sound. I have very little to go on between these three.