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Is in-ear ok? With IEMs, you'll get passive noise canceling that I've found more than enough for most situations. I have a pair of IEM with the usb-c converter
by luag 7mo ago
Is in-ear ok? With IEMs, you'll get passive noise canceling that I've found more than enough for most situations.
I have a pair of IEM with the usb-c converter attached most of the time for use with phones.
Give Truthear Hexa a try.
- duskdozer 7mo agoFor me, it isn't, I need ANC also. This is the thing sticking me with wireless because as far as I can tell, the best ANC are all wireless.
- userbinator 7mo agoTry different tips --- IEMs are supposed to seal to your ears like earplugs.
- duskdozer 7mo agoI'll put it this way: I also often use earplugs that are rated about as high as they go, and it's still not enough. So adding ANC on top is also helpful for me
- ajolly 7mo agoWhat's the best in-ear ANC you found? I usually stick with over the ear and bose still has the best that I've tried compared to Apple or Sony
- duskdozer 7mo agoSo far, sony wf1000-xm5, but they're also the most expensive I've tried. (OTOH, not a fan of the bose qc ultra over-ear despite the cost). Earfun airpro 4 were probably second after the sony.