Buds Air 6 Pro

I used to use the realme buds air 3 but one of the buds decided to give up on me and then I found out it was a common issue now looking at my local market I found range of earbuds from realme (which I'm kinda sceptical about as I found it's a common issue in their buds that the left or the right one just stop working randomly as I was looking into the realme buds air 6) CMF from nothing (but found some reviews that say it has an issue with the battery after about 6 to 8 months models like 2a - 2 - pro 2 ) so I was thinking about going with soundcore and in my budget was looking at either the P31i (R60i NC) or the liberty 4 NC as the liberty 4 NC is 46.85 USD and P31i is 39.35 USD (I can get the P31i cheaper but it would be gray market without warranty that I heard that it has some issues as well) so I was leaning towards the liberty 4 NC so was wondering if it's a good choice and definitely open for opinions and suggestions that I might look into if it's available in the local market

Which will be best for me? Im a BE student 1st year(India) . I love listening to music and want to have a good audio quality (prerfer quality over bass) 1. NOTHING EAR(A) 2. CMF BUDS 2 PRO 3. CMF BUDS 2 PLUS

Which will be best for me? Im a BE student 1st year(India) . I love listening to music and want to have a good audio quality (prerfer quality over bass) 1. NOTHING EAR(A) 2. CMF BUDS 2 PRO 3. CMF BUDS 2 PLUS

I wanted to dive into iems but every time I was checking posts for recommendations, I got stuck. Other than more expensive or better quality = you need to pay more, even budget ones look mediocre. I don't know how to word it but I'm used with buying in China market and sometimes they actually are just oems that are cheap and I kinda doubt the quality people are saying because often times it is inconsistent (some says it sucks, some says it's good) That made me hold off trying because I know atp it becomes a blind buy because you need to try a few more and they will just become electronic waste. I usually stream songs and it is ok enough for me as long as the music is good and match my mood. The only music listening equipment I have is my phone and my bluetooth earbuds. So I tried searching for what I can do with just these 2 stuff I have yet still getting that premium feel people are talking about. My BT earbuds already has built-in ldac but I never really enable it in setting because it consumes more battery. So I download songs in FLAC and enable the hi res audio setting and boom the quality difference compared with streaming is like way too big and I get it now. I know there will be some saying but it is still wireless, you need wired because wired won't compress and you get to hear more details. But the truth is it all depends on yourself. I'm already happy with the quality I get just by using this one BT earbuds and I don't think I feel the need to try 100s iems searching for that top 1% better quality. So OP, just listen to music that makes you happy and don't worry about the details in sound/instruments and all that. Sometimes it is elitism that gets into people. This isn't referring to just iems but also other hobby and interests where SOME think tools are what matters. My earbuds is Realme Buds Air 5 Pro if anybody wants to know.

If you didn't listen to electro, JBL live buds 3 is very impressive in ldac because they have very good and natural mids and you can ear many details. Mine are realme air 6 pro and there are the most satisfying earbuds for sounds under 100 with a few tweaks and eq. But if you can find somewhere the Denon perl (not pro) in used condition, it's the best deal you can do. Trust me. Or you can find nothing ear 2024 at 81 on amazon warehouse. They are also good in ldac and with a good instruments separation. But for 26$ you can't buy better than earfun 4i, I think, except maybe a cheap iem.