Amiron 300 True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones in Black | ANC, True Wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, Hi-Res Audio, Ergonomic Fit, 38h Battery, Quick Charge, Customizable Sound, IPX4,

I really like the sound from these. Much better than my previous earbuds, the Sony Linkbuds. No boomy muddy bass, really nice mids and smooth highs. The audio range sounds accurate & lush. All audio I listen to is played through VLC, from saved wav files (ranging from 16 bit 44KHz, up to 24 bit 96KHz), with LDAC enabled and a flat eq. I use one size greater bud tip than I thought I'd need. The choice of tip is essential, else you'll lose the bass if the tip does not form an air tight seal in your ear.

there's much room for improvement. Being the first UK customer to review these earbuds. Here's my thoughts?. I would assume that these are a relatively new product?. So there are a few teething issue's for Beyer Dynamic to sort out in time ?. Let me say that these earbuds are of very good quality, as one would expect from Beyer. Build quality is superb. the buds themselves are solid, well made. And very light indeed. Comfort. these earbuds are very comfortable indeed. They fit snugly in ones ears, without any discomfort.And can be worn for hours on end. The case is light and fingerprint proof with its silicone based surround. And light enough to fit in a pocket without weighing down the coat/jacket etc. The silicone tips. As most of you know already. The tips are very important for comfort and good sound. The tips from XS to XL. So they cater for many ear sizes. The tips are quite thin on the surround part. So sizing one up from ones usual ear size is recommended. The fit on the buds are a secure fit. Connectivity. Is very good to whatever devices you may be using?. Easy to pair etc. The Sound. Here's where I knock off one star. The sound is more than acceptable in the main. The highs are good. The mids are the highlight of these buds. Clarity is very good. The Bass is somewhat subdued though. It's good without being very punchy. Adequate is the word I'd use here. Wherever your volume level is acceptable for your particular taste is?. Then I'd suggest turning these up a notch (or two) to experience the best listening pleasure?. The app. Is well laid out, and easy to follow. Noise cancelling is good without being of top quality. But the best listening experience is best with anc on. This should give you around 7 hours playtime (10 hours without). With plenty in the box (28 hours extra). There is an equalizer, and it's this that needs improvement. The eq is not perfect by any means. And with future updates, This may be improved in time?. To experience the earbuds at their best?. I would not recommend tweaking the eq too drastically. Small tweaks are the way to go here. As the eq does not give decent sound quality if the eq is tweaked largely. But as I said above. This (hopefully) will improve with future updates?.I'm currently still experimenting with the eq. And I'm not too far away from what is ideal for my ears. In conclusion. These don't quite compare with Apple Airpods 2, or Bowers and Wilkins Pi6 just yet (which I also own). Even though they are similarly priced. I'd say about £199 would be the right price for these in reality. But that's based on current sound quality. And future improvements to updating the app may make me change my mind. But they are comfy, and well built....

I prefer top quality in ear phones and bought every RHA buds going over 10 years but when they disappeared I researched for a long time before spending £200 on Beyerdynamic Free Byrd and as someone who likes wireless buds with bass and battery happily it managed to be the perfect combination and never let me down same as RHAs. Eventually upgraded to the "TOP OF THE RANGE" for Beyerdynamic the Amiron 300 but despite what I learned of the audio pedigree of Beyerdynamic and that I thought was worth paying more for, these buds are a complete disaster. Audio is better than the Free Byrd in every single way - they are class.. YET literally every week they randomly get stuck on reduce volume out of the blue so unless you press up to fight the volume control rebellion you go silent (and worse it high pitch beeps a lot every time it hits mute) and now for the past month both ears cut out repeatedly in open spaces (London Bridge concourse, open spaces) in a way we used to associate with old wired headphones when the wire had gone. Compete disaster for the money, will put you off Bluetooth buds for life. Could have been perfect as the audio is superb but software is a mess. Denon PerL Pro bought as alternative other than being less convenient as quite a lot bigger in the ear are flawless on audio and do none of this ridiculous software meltdown.

Not the best sound quality expected of the brand, still good headphone, but had wired in the past that have had exceptional sound quality.

Second set of beyerdynamic devices I've had, first was headphones that came with a damaged 3.5 jack, and would only work at certain angles and messed with windows media (dt770 pro) and now these. Worked fine for like 3 days, and nothing they keep cutting out and crackling, weird audio phasing, not really what you expect for the price.

Solid earbuds, sound is exceptional, need some tweaking in EQ.

I love these. The audio is superb. The hot button response is great. Love the case feel. My only CON is that the feel of the inside of the case, and the buds themselves, feels a little cheaper than expected? This may be a trade off for the sound quality, maybe it's because it's not a matt/ rubber finish, but think that this could be better in their next release.

The sound quality is great, but being unable to use ANC when calling is a turn off. Somehow you can only use transparancy mode, but not ANC.

I listen to jazz and classical, with a little ambient/electronic. I had hoped one day to find something like this, buds that are comfortable and deliver a clean sound without messing too much with what the artist and engineer intended. I find the ANC fine and prefer the sound with it on. The app is quite well done (with the ability to tailor the EQ as well as the ANC mode and depth) and the touch controls are easy and sensible. The build is high quality and the buds are not obtrusive or ostentatious. The fit is good for me, with good passive isolation. The headline, though, is that sound - I heard details that I had not heard with other equipment. These are as close to reference buds as buds can be (IEM's aside). It's not open-back Grado territory but for the money and use I love them.

Muy buen producto , muy buena calidad

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