Edifier STAX Spirit S10 True Wireless Planar Magnetic Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Snapdragon Sound, Hi-Res Audio (LDAC LHDC), Bluetooth 5.4, 6 Mics Hi-Fi Calling, Wearing Detection, IP54

High quality for the price. Companion app is surprisingly good. I wish the EQ had more than four bands though. I’m sure further polish will be brought in future iterations as the driver type is relatively new to the wireless earbud format. However, these earbuds sound amazing, and I am glad Edifier brought planar magnetic drivers to the wireless earbud space. I cannot comment on longevity yet. Quality construction on both the earbuds and charging case. ANC is moderately good. It seems some of their other wireless earbuds have a higher level of ANC, so I am wondering if ANC is harder to perfect with this driver type. On-earbud controls are not bad, but I wish they could be more customizable. Battery life is not bad, but could use further improvement in future iterations (this driver type is more power intensive). Nice array of earbud tip sizes, and high-quality overall packaging presentation. Overall, I highly recommend for those who want an audio experience on the forefront of the wireless earbud space. However, I’d recommend researching the sound profile differences between dynamic and planar magnetic drivers, because your personal preferences may differ from mine.

The guy in the add alone waving his hands around and trying to make these look cool while 100% looking corny should be the sign that these things are not worth even $20

For the average customer wanting premium earbuds I would not recommend these. For a beginner audiophile I would highly recommend. Explanation: the earbuds dont fit well in the ears. With the big driver they feel like there going to fall out so they arent good for working out, but sitting still it is hard to recognize they are in and with all the eartip sizes they are very comfortable.they also arent as loud as dynamic driver earbuds planar headphones usually take a bit more power to drive so it makes sense. Thats why I say they're not for the general consumer who just wants to headbang all day. The sound is the best I have heard in any pair of earbuds I've owned and with the app you can change a lot in the eq settings. It takes a bit to learn if you dont understand eq settings. If you dont want to mess with the eq they have presets to make them sound like regular earbuds but if your gonna do that just buy a cheap pair. If you want an audiophile level listening experience without the price tag there is no question. Dont spend thousands on a setup just to find its not for you. These have a distinct sound signature and it's not for everyone. If you want something more niche you have to pay more so in my opinion the pricetag is very appropriate.

Yes these sound great, but the bass is nearly non-exist. Hopefully they will make a 2.0 version that will address this. As far as the other features and app is concerned they work as advertised. Since the lack of bass is not a deal breaker for me and they do sound really good plus that I got them on -$70 off sale I’m keeping them as a backup pair.

Best you're gonna get for Bluetooth earbuds. Sound quality rivals some iems ive listened to. Anc is pretty good and their app is easy to use and customizable. For the money, this is a pretty much a steal compared to the competition. They're kinda big, but have many sizes for they're ear tips as seen in the photo I posted. All in all they function as expected and are the best you can get right now, they're made by on of the best headphone companys.

Excellent

I really wanted to love these, but for the premium price tag, they just don’t deliver. For earbuds costing this much, I was expecting a top-tier listening experience, but unfortunately, the sound quality and comfort fell flat. Sound Quality: The biggest letdown here. I expected rich, clear audio with powerful bass, but instead, it feels surprisingly lackluster. The mids and highs lack detail, making everything sound a bit muddy. I found myself constantly adjusting settings to try to get some clarity, but nothing really helped. Bass is just okay, not as punchy as you’d expect in a high-end pair of buds. If you’re used to audiophile-quality headphones, these will definitely fall short. Comfort: Another major disappointment. Despite being marketed as comfortable, they feel awkward in the ear, especially during longer sessions. The tips included offer many sizes, but after an hour or so, they start to feel uncomfortable. Overall: For the price, I expected a lot more from Edifier’s STAX Spirit S10. The sound quality is not up to par, and the lack of comfort is hard to ignore. I’d recommend looking at other options in this price range; you’ll likely find better sound and comfort elsewhere.

I find myself listening to all types of music over & over since new sounds that other headphones / earbuds miss due to quality of speakers. These are addictive to listen to, Such awesome quality sounding speakers. Special thanks to Lily at Edifier for helping me out.