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• 26:25

  EPIC AUDIO ENGINEER COMPARISON: soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max, AirPods Pro 3, Sony XM6, Bose, Samsung

  139,1 k vuesmai 2026

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, compares the Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max against four other premium earbuds in a sponsored but independent test. They highlight the Soundcore's unique features like the AMOLED case screen, AI note-taker, and strong call quality, but note its larger case and fiddly earbud removal. The overall verdict is mixed, as the Soundcore excels in some areas but falls short in battery life and size compared to competitors.

  Produit testéAnker Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max81

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• 29:47

  Nothing Ear (3) Reviewed by an AUDIO ENGINEER: What Did Nothing Do?!

  83,1 k vuessept. 2025

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the Nothing Ear 3 a mixed upgrade over the previous generation. While the build quality, design, and advanced EQ are praised, the battery life is disappointing, connectivity is buggy, and the new Super Mic feature has significant compatibility and latency issues. The fit may also be less secure for some ears, and the price increase to $180 is not fully justified.

  Produit testéNothing Ear 378

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• 24:20

  Sony WH-1000XM6 and WH-1000XM5 Reviewed & Compared by an AUDIO ENGINEER

  352,9 k vuesmai 2025

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the Sony WH-1000XM6 a solid refinement over the XM5, with notable improvements in comfort, build quality, transparency mode naturalness, and noise cancellation, especially in the mid-range. While the sound quality and microphone performance are similar between the two, the XM6's added features like a 10-band EQ, Bluetooth 5.3, and foldable design make it a worthwhile upgrade for those seeking the latest, though not a dramatic leap for existing XM5 owners.

  Produit testéSony WH-1000XM689

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• 15:36

  The NEW Powerbeats Pro 2: Beats Finds its Heart (AUDIO ENGINEER REVIEW)

  194,1 k vuesfévr. 2025

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the Powerbeats Pro 2 a significant upgrade over the original, praising the improved fit, battery life, and the new heart rate monitor. While the sound is more balanced than Beats' bass-heavy reputation, the high frequencies are a bit harsh, and the ear hooks can cause discomfort over time. Overall, it's a solid choice for fitness-focused users, though not perfect.

  Produit testéPowerbeats Pro 279

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• 11:22

  AUDIO ENGINEER Reviews the APPLE AIRPODS 4

  304,3 k vuesnov. 2024

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the AirPods 4 to be a surprisingly good open-ear option with effective ANC and solid sound quality, but notes significant compromises in battery life, fit stability, and precision finding. They ultimately prefer the AirPods Pro 2 for their in-ear design, longer battery, and more robust features, making the AirPods 4 a niche choice for those prioritizing comfort over performance.

  Produit testéApple AirPods 478

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• 6:32

  AUDIO ENGINEER Reviews the Nothing Ear (Open) Headphones

  162,4 k vuessept. 2024

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the Nothing Ear Open earbuds to be a solid option in the open-ear category, with surprisingly good bass and clear sound for the design, though they note a less secure fit during workouts and a lack of ANC. They conclude that while the sound quality is impressive compared to peers, it's not their personal preference, favoring the Nothing Ear 2024 instead, but they recommend the Open for those who want situational awareness and comfort without in-ear tips.

  Produit testéNothing Ear (open)60

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• 24:51

  AUDIO ENGINEER REVIEWS The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro (3 Month Review)

  937 k vuesjuil. 2024

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, used the Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro for nearly three months and finds them a strong upgrade over the Buds2 Pro, especially in battery life, call quality, and features like swipe gestures and Auracast. However, he criticizes the design as a near-copy of the AirPods Pro 2, notes a cheap-feeling finish, and highlights issues like fragile ear tips and a lack of UWB support. Overall, he sees them as a good product with some notable flaws, but recommends them for Samsung users.

  Produit testéSamsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro73

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• 10:06

  AUDIO ENGINEER Reviews the BEATS SOLO 4 and Tests it Against the BEATS STUDIO PRO

  261,5 k vuesavr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Beats Solo 4 to be a compact, lightweight, and travel-friendly on-ear headphone with excellent battery life and improved microphones, but notes significant trade-offs: no ANC or transparency mode, an on-ear design that can cause ear discomfort after extended wear, and a bright, treble-heavy sound signature that may not suit everyone. The reviewer ultimately sees it as a good option for those prioritizing portability and battery over noise cancellation and comfort.

  Produit testéBeats Solo 471

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• 21:31

  The DEFINITIVE REVIEW of the Nothing Ear (2024), Ear (a), and Ear (2) Compared by an AUDIO ENGINEER

  509,1 k vuesavr. 2024

  The reviewer compares the Nothing Ear (a) with the Nothing Ear (2024) and Ear (2), finding the Ear (a) to be a solid budget option with good battery life and a comfortable fit, though it lacks advanced EQ and wireless charging. The Ear (2024) is praised for its improved ANC, advanced EQ, and overall sound quality, making it a worthy upgrade for most users, while the Ear (2) is seen as dated in comparison.

  Produit testéNothing Ear (a)79

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• 17:46

  AUDIO ENGINEER: "The TRUTH About the SENNHEISER MOMENTUM TRUE WIRELESS 4"

  260,8 k vuesmars 2024

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, spent over a month with the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds and finds them a solid but imperfect option. They praise the improved sound quality, effective ANC, and future-proof connectivity features like Snapdragon Sound and Auracast, but criticize the fit issues, bulky case, and subpar transparency mode. Overall, they recommend them for audiophiles who value sound and features, but note competitors like Sony and Bose lead in ANC and transparency.

  Produit testéSennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless48

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• 10:47

  AUDIO ENGINEER Tries the WORLD'S BEST HEADPHONES for the First Time | Sennheiser HE-1

  3,3 M vuesjuil. 2023

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, was flown to Buffalo to try the Sennheiser HE-1, a $60,000 electrostatic headphone system. Despite a broken unit initially, they listened to a working pair and were deeply impressed by its hyper-real, euphoric sound, praising its articulation, soundstage, and lack of harshness. They concluded it is an extraordinary, top-tier listening experience, though they noted the high price and the need for a dedicated listening room.

  Produit testéSennheiser HE-166

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• 24:55

  THE DEFINITIVE Sony LINKBUDS S Review & Comparison by an AUDIO ENGINEER

  769 k vuesmai 2022

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, provides an in-depth comparison of the Sony LinkBuds S against other premium earbuds, highlighting their compact size, comfort, and natural sound, but notes significant drawbacks like the lack of independent left earbud use and missing wireless charging. Overall, they find the LinkBuds S a solid mid-tier option with good ANC and transparency, though not the best in class.

  Produit testéSony Linkbuds S64

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• 28:08

  THE DEFINITIVE Sony WH-1000XM5 Review & Comparison by an AUDIO ENGINEER

  3 M vuesmai 2022

  The reviewer, an audio engineer, finds the Sony WH-1000XM5 to be a refined and comfortable headphone with excellent active noise cancellation, particularly effective at sub-bass frequencies, and improved mid-range cancellation over the XM4. While the build feels slightly fragile and the lack of folding is a downside, the overall sound quality and ANC performance make it a top contender among the compared models.

  Produit testéSony WH-1000XM582

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