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Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 vs Enacfire E20: which should you buy?

Specs, scores and condensed review verdicts for the Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 vs Enacfire E20, side by side. Where a product has no HearWiki score yet, not enough reviews have been aggregated to rate it.

Score breakdown

Each axis is a 0–10 blend of what reviewers scored, not a lab measurement.

Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 leads on 6 of 7 measures.

  • Cambridge Audio Melomania A100
  • Enacfire E20
HearWiki score
86
-
Sound
9.0
-
Noise cancelling
7.8
-
Battery
8.5
-
Calls
8.0
-
Value
9.6
-
Price (USD)
$99
$60

Generation & platform

The scores rank quality. This is the other question: is the newer one actually newer technology, or the same platform in a new shell?

New platform

Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 (2025) against Enacfire E20 (2019). The Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 is the newer platform here: Bluetooth 5.4 against 5.0 and ANC type Adaptive against None. It also adds USB-C.

  • Melomania A10020256 yr newer
  • E202019
What differsMelomania A100E20

Platform

Bluetooth
5.4
5.0
ANC type
Adaptive
None

Everyday features

USB-C
Yes
No

Specifications

Melomania A100E20
Type
True Wireless
True Wireless
Price (USD)
$99
$60
HearWiki score
86
Not scored
Released
2025
2019
Availability
Sold new
Discontinued
Driver
10 mm dynamic
-
Driver type
dynamic
-
Driver size
10 mm
-
Drivers per side
1
-
Frequency response
20 Hz - 20 kHz
-
Impedance
25 Ω
-
Bluetooth
5.4
5.0
Codecs
SBC, AAC, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless, LDAC
-
Multipoint pairing
Yes
-
Battery life
11 h
4 h
Battery life (ANC on)
6.5 h
-
Battery incl. case
39 h
90 h
Full charge time
66 min
60 min
Quick charge
10 min → 3.2 h
-
Wireless charging
Yes
-
Active noise cancelling
Yes
No
ANC type
adaptive
-
Transparency mode
Yes
-
Companion app
Yes
-
Custom EQ
Yes
-
Wear detection
No
-
Controls
touch
-
Voice assistant
Google Assistant, Siri
-
Weight
9.4 g
-
Case weight
38.7 g
-
Water resistance
IPX5
-
USB-C
Yes
No
Pad material
silicone
-
Microphones
6
1
Call noise reduction
Yes
-

What reviewers said

Cambridge Audio Melomania A100

The Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 are true wireless earbuds that deliver a versatile feature set at a mid-range price. They combine adaptive active noise cancellation with high-resolution wireless audio support, including LDAC and aptX Lossless, along with a comfortable, water-resistant design. With a lengthy total battery life and convenient extras like wireless charging and multipoint, they aim to be a well-rounded daily companion.

  • Pro:Excellent codec support including LDAC and aptX Lossless
  • Pro:Adaptive ANC and transparency mode for flexible listening
  • Pro:Long total battery life with wireless charging case
  • Con:Battery life drops significantly with ANC enabled
  • Con:Touch controls may take time to master
  • Con:No mention of ear tips or fit accessories in specs

Enacfire E20

The Enacfire E20 are true wireless earbuds that prioritize battery endurance over extra features, offering a modest 4 hours per charge but a massive 90 hours total with the case. They use Bluetooth 5.0 for stable connectivity and simple one-step pairing, with physical buttons for easy control. While they lack active noise cancellation and USB-C, their long case battery life makes them a practical budget option for extended listening sessions.

  • Pro:Exceptional total battery life with the charging case
  • Pro:Stable Bluetooth 5.0 connection
  • Pro:Simple one-step pairing and physical controls
  • Con:No active noise cancellation
  • Con:Short playback time per single charge
  • Con:Uses older micro-USB charging (no USB-C)

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