Beyerdynamic Amiron 300 True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Multipoint Bluetooth® 5.3 with Active Noise Cancellation, Up to 10 Hours of Battery Runtime, Cream

This is a great pair of wireless earbuds. They do just about everything you would want from a pair of earbuds but being that these are kind of a succesor to the Free Byrds they are not better than those in every way. Yes they are smaller, better anc, and sound better. But they have less battery life but I guess they had to cut something to make them smaller. If you are looking for some regular earbuds to get you through the day these are not for you. You are better off getting a much cheaper pair and save your money. But if you are looking for some high quality premium earbuds these are up there with the best of them.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Reputation of the brand, prior experience with their products

There are a lot of factors in picking a good TWS. These are extremely comfortable, have a full, somewhat bassy, presentation (which I think is spot on for ANC earbuds in the wild). The quality is very good. They sonically remind me of the Noble Fokus Triumph. Now, the tips were a bit shallow for me, but Final E tips work great (case closes almost all the way -- functions as it should with the Final's applied). I'm assuming there's not IPX rating, though, as it's not advertised. That could be a deal breaker for some. Would've been for me in the marathon days. Now, though, I need the quiet on my more casual runs, so these fit the bill beautifully. Glad Beyer stays in this game. They have a good feel for it.

These look high quality, but the sound just isn't there. They are nowhere near as good as my over the ear Sony WH1000XM4's. I notice no noise cancelling when switching settings in the app. It appears to just make your music sound like trash. There is no change to ambient sound. For the price I would expect a great sound experience but instead I'm left thinking there isn't anything special here. They are also designed to fit in your ear in a strange way. Rather than tucking in the folds of your ears, they are supposed to stick out over your ear lobe. That makes pressing the capacitive buttons awkward. If you turn them to where they fit into your ear how you would expect, the bass goes away.I see no reason to recommend these unless you can pick them up cheap.

He estado buscando por audifonos que me den el mejor sonido y la mejor comodidad y debo decir que estos lo cumplen, he probados desde los buds 2 pro de samsung y los 3 pro tambien tienen buena calidad de sonido pero no se quedan en mi oreja y se caen con facilidad y probe todas las combinaciónes de almohadillas y no ayudaron, tambien probes los pixel buds pro son los que mas cerca han estado de que los pueda tener en mi oreja sin preocupacion de que se caigan pero pues si lo hacian ya con unas 2 horas despues de ponermelos pero estos los amiron 300 son tan cómodos y los puedo tener por horas ya sea trabajando o haciendo ejercicio y no se caen y el sonido ni que decir una maravilla.

Worked great for 6 months . Now they won't pair or charge and I've taken good care of them

The app functionality though simplistic is very good and the connectivity of the earbuds is also really good. But regarding the most important things the sound and noise cancellation are fantastic.

These are very good, competent wireless buds in the high-end segment. Starting off with sound quality which is most important in my opinion is where these buds fall just a bit short. Out of the box, they're a bit flat and lifeless. It's more an audiophile flat tune vs. a Harmon or V-shape that most people prefer. That being said, I could use the app to EQ these to the point I was satisfied with the sound. Just vs. my Sony XM5 wireless buds, they still lack some bass kick. For ANC, these are very good as well, but still fall a bit short of my 2 year Sony buds. The transparency mode does beat the Sonys but fall short of anything from Apple which sounds like you're not even wearing buds.Features, these buds are on point, they match pretty much every other flagship set of buds at this price point. So no faults there. The app is full featured and the multipoint bluetooth is easy to use once you get things initially paired up.Fit is where these beat the Sony XM5. There a bit more comfortable in my opinion and lighter. But mind you fit will largely depend on the shape of your ears. The battery life on these also beats the XM5s. I don't' quite get the advertised 10 hrs, but at 8 hrs they beat the 6 I get from the XM5s.Overall, these can go toe-to-toe with the Sony XM5, but I have to figure Sony is going to release XM6s sometime soon which will likely reset the bar for true wireless buds.