Since early date of TWS, connection stability, battery life and sound are mainly issues for these ear-worn devices, until recently all issues seems to be addressed and fixed, audio makers now focus on how their product sound, and bass is the area that make sense.
Best sounding earbuds aren’t necessarily boosted with rich, strong bass. If you are looking for a bass monster true wireless, there you are.
Mid-bass, sub-bass, high-bass, bass extension and bass enhancement by app are a lot to learn if you are looking for a set of TWS earbuds
Powerbeats Pro
Apple with their Bluetooth processor implementation just makes the Beats’ bass better, Powerbeats is not longer loaded with a plenty of bass, instead they are more characterized sub-bass which is fairly extended, the amount of bass, crispness also improve. It’s safe to say Powerbeats Pro is the best bass TWS sports earbuds.
Being great bass without mentioning the bass reproduce – which is highly accurate.
WF-XB700 True Wireless Earbuds
Though bass is punchy the I feel the WF-XB700 lacks in bass extension that I easily notice when listening music with Powerbeats Pro
Mpow T5/ M5
Focusing solely on bass may not work for any earbuds, but Mpow T5/ M5 are capable of big bass while maintaining treble and mid-range in correlation. The bass is punchy, rumbling and aroused without showing a much of it. If you prefer something deeper go for Tranya T3.
Sabbat E12 Ultra
I recently hand-on and reviewed the IEMs style the Sabbat E12
With huge sound-stage the bassy sounding profile the Sabbat E12 Ultra would be in your shortlist.
If you are on a budget, which bass earbuds should you get?
I have been searching for a couple of cheap ones for testing but its seems EarFun Free – which offers a decent bass – hard to be categorized as bass-enhanced earbuds. Another is TRANYA B530 – this pairs got a tight, controlled bass not that plenty or sub-bass pronounced.
SoundPeats TrueFree and Mpow Flame Pro share similar sound signature, and they are all good for heavy-bass music. But Mpow Flame Pro looks PowerBeats Pro with earhooks – if you look a set for running, it’s best suited.
Mpow Flame Pro’s quick specs
- CVC8.0 and 4 mics are great for calls
- AptX support
- Wireless charging case
- 12.4mm dynamic drivers deliver strong, punchy bass
- 8 hours playback time
If you have any recommendation please comment below.
If not about that bass, you would also consider wireless charging, comfort and secure fit these earbuds offer. All these pairs’ battery life is quite solid, I don’t have to recharge them often. The lasting it’s about the fit and seal if the earbuds don’t perfectly fit into your ears you won’t get the bass level it would achieve.
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