Yes thats a good point. And interestingly, linstening to a flat EQ is still more satisfying to most

Or just a question of personal taste?

@@jorgbornefeld1689 Both

Im going through this right now lmao what a nice channel

Huawei it's without mids and with boosted highs, I don't think it's better

Those Superlux are really great for the prize. Of course they feel a bit cheap in build quality, but I've really abused a couple of pairs actually, taking them traveling etc. and they've held up well overall.

I have the H1, along with the EarFun Free Pro. Yes, I agree...at $53 for the H1's...it remains a very good earbud for my needs/taste. That being said, I tend to prefer the Earfun's as a daily driver. The H1 is a bit on the bass side, in terms of the SoundPeats tuning. Overally, with its dual driver/hybrid design, it manages relatively well across the range. Would too like to see an Oluv critique of the H1.

the 550-II definitely sound better than the bose and sony's but they are incredibly agressive. I guess they have very fast bass but the is just a little overwhelming. Somehow i cant imagine listening long relaxed sessions with those.

Das cool... The Q30 fit my large head well enough. The only thing is, the cups press against my ear(s) so they're not the most comfortable headphones I've ever had BUT! they're still wearable, I can "happily" wear them for a couple of hours. The comfort/cup size could be improved. Q35 has come out, no idea if it's different in that regard but it's a lot more expensive and some (like oluv) say they sound shittier etc.

Actually they are not good, I mean they are ok sounding but nothing "natural"

I got a Blessing2 Dusk yesterday and only had time to try it for 2 minutes so far and it blew me away. I have extreme faith in Crinacle's opinion when it comes to sound.

@@hartyewh1 crinacle is a big fan of hd800 oluv thinks hd800s sound metallic. maybe it is down to taste?

@@merlin0613 Yes, it's all about personal preferences. I actually have an HD800s on my table right now that I'm trying to fall in love with, but just can't. Some music is amazing, but the huge soundstage ruins some songs. The low end is a bit too weak and EQ doesn't help much. I don't see how they sound metallic though. Maybe the old HD800, but the s-version sounds quite pleasant to me. Just need a bit more warmth and low end and a more normal soundstage.

Frequency response of 7Hz Timeless is off. Oluv will not like it. Oluv should try Moondroop KATO. It's has very smooth treble. No peak at lower treble that usually found at other over ear in ears.

@@TheAshimaru kato seems to be loved by crinacle as well. I remember the two have similar FR

But sound like crap

They should sound quite alike as I opted for a smooth natural response

It sounds worse

@@oluvsgadgets Oh wow, thanks for the heads up. I was thinking of getting them.

They are crap. I have seen some measurements, really really bad

@@oluvsgadgets Really??? 😬 I watched some reviews and I know that some configurations like the S01 and S03 are bad but some people say the S05 and S10 are amazing 😅

i feel the same way. the freebuds pushed the vocals down and made the beat sound louder. while the ankers brought the mids forward with the beat behind it.... i can see why people would choose either or.

Yep. I personally enjoy that extra OOMPH to the bass and lows. Because I love hip hop/funk and such genres and it's nice when the bass is bumping/strong. BUT! I use Life Q30 and HD599, both with EQ settings that make them fairly "balanced/neutral". I can make small adjustments to make them have a bit more bass rather than being as neutral as possible given the drivers and other limitations. So yeah... I like a balanced sound but also like bass emphasis. You can't have everything but EQ and good cans are your friends. Those Huawei cans sound pretty good, fun sounding indeed. But there's this mud and loss of detail/vocals/mids/balance which makes them not ideal for my liking.

@@Lycosa I listen to hip hop mostly, i myself am trying to find headphones that do bass well while maintaining good clarity... its actually not easy to find this haha i have HD560S and HD58X which are awesome for bringing the vocals of the rappers to the front of the stage but they dont do justice to the actual beats.

@@ObeyaCorpsArmory I understand completely. I have the same struggle (to some extent), I wish the bass bumped a little harder when listening to certain genres. I listen to trap/drill/hip hop etc. (among other genres). The only thing I can do is mess with an equalizer, adjust some frequencies. At least we have EQ. I'm planning on buying HD650 when the time comes to upgrade from my HD599. They should be amazing and I heard that they have a bit more bass and are more fun sounding than the super neutral HD600. But idk... maybe Sennheiser will release some other model with more bass while being detailed. Or some other brand. We'll see. But for now my HD599+Q30 (+EQ) is good :).

he has his own eq he applies in app that comes with them. You can find it on his channel discussion :)

Die Q30 has also way too much bass out of the box. And driven passive (with cable) it sound absolutely horrible. Only with BT, ANC and EQ it will become a decent headphone.

I rather have the Huawei with EQ on. The build quality of the Q30's sucks.

Huawei is garbage

Wavelet?

@@Julian-Willemsen I actually tried this app today, before i saw your comment. Deleted it after testing 2 of my IEM's (KZ AS10 and 1more triple). The sound became even worse. Either those presets are gimmicky or i did something wrong.

@@mlsterlous could indeed be gimmicky i don't know, for me the parametric eq works perfect and the preset for my Skullcandy crusher wireless sounds way better than its standard tuning (which is horrible). So can't say for sure as i only tried one headphone.

​@@Julian-Willemsen Also i like to tune the sound just by listening, also using parametric eq. I can't be sure i get the best sound, but clearly better than default tuning. My reference are DT770pro and Earfun free pro OE, both with oratory 1990 EQs applied.

Viper4android.

Correction Huawei

Bx15000 Oluv - Oluv's Gadgets. I've been watching this guy religiously for a half dozen years, but after I read "Oleg," it took me a full 30 seconds to remember Oluv's name - and another 30 seconds to remember who Oleg Cassini was. Too much bass in my headphones has scrambled my brain, I guess. Btw, I'm curious about the funky cut too.

Bro no one speaks polnish here

@@Rover-gg8jj Oluv is Polish, so he speaks 🙂

Jak ma zainstalowac aktualizacje skoro aplikacja jest tylko dla androida?

Okropne jest to ze potrzeba specjalnego telefonu aby brzmialy dobrze, soundcore ma aplikacje dostepna na kazdy telefon wiec na kazdym telefonie moze tak brzmiec

Bose QC 35 II

@@koraytugay sounds good! Why not qc 45?

@@TomerBenDavid 35 II is what I own, have been using for 2 years and it is very good. Easy recommend. Can't comment on 45, never used it.

It's because people are used to V-shape sound too much, and then everything that's closer to flat sounds like too much mids. Producers of pop-music also try to target mainstream tastes and still keep some mids in the V-shaped world, and so they rise mids a bit. That makes neutral headphones sound even more mid-bossted. I, too, miss a bit of highs on Anker, but Huawei is too much.

@@camelCased I agree that’s it better than the huawei, but I don’t know about it’s overall profile. I have the audio technica msr7 which has a decent emphasis on the mids but also has sparkling airy highs and moderately punchy bass.

Can't believe the comments on the nuraphones vid. Calling them a piece of garbage purposely making the neture setting bad even calling them a scam. Same people that probably 10s of thousands on super headphones and comparing them to the nuras. Seriously most of the comments there are hot garbage.

Yeah

The huawei freebud studio are amazing dont get a Decision based on one review, i have both of the headphone and the huawei freebuds studio are much better sounding headphones the anc is also amazing oluv need to test them with huawei phone to Make the most out of them in the app you can change the eq and every update the sound is getting better

Tive a mesma impressão.

bu that horrible mid range bump is just disguising sounding with the Q30

There is actually research regarding this topic and major part prefers the Harman target which already has some bass shelf. But this here is just horrid. It’s an excuse to claim people like that sound. Then they should learn how good sound should soundx

the app sucks, the setting to boost bass or treble makes it sounds even worst, i have them.

Oluv isn't fair here. He is comparing 2 headphones. One shaped to his likings the other one the bad possible way. The Huawei sounds better with ANC on. The bass is way to muddy with ANC off, the mids to weak. Oluv didn't compare it with ANC on. Neither did he test the ANC in general. Personally I would have liked to hear the Huawei with EQ. It's no excuse for Oluv not having a descent Android phone if you are running a YT channel with 167k subscribers. 80% of them possibly have an Android phone.

The Huaweis sound quite small in comparison.

Ich hab ihn zuhause. Musste aber selber einen kaufen, weil Teufel nur mit „echten reviewern“ zusammenarbeitet.

@@oluvsgadgets Ach was. Teufel sollte dankbar sein das du ihre Produkte benutzt. Du hast mittlerweile eine riesen Tragweite. Toll wäre es wenn die furzgeräusche bei höheren Lautstärken verschwunden sind.

As a Chinese I can tell you it's pronounced as who-are way.

it's a difference between a well impletmented codec, or a couple of buggy ones.

@@oluvsgadgets probably but many apps for in ears works better on Android and not good on iPhones not even complete functions or have not one for it. Sorry but without using the app while on the soundcore is it still not fair if crappy Codecs or not. For me brings the comparison this way nothing.

they didnt sound the same listen to video with decent headphones, and who cares about what they are looking on your head?

No it's Hifiman HE4XX DT 250 are shrill

@@Smzxe HE4XX with good EQ is hard to beat for the money.

loving mine, too.

JBL is never balanced bass and treble heavy but not ass bad ass Bose and B&O and all that other shit headphones

I had planned to try the latest JBL offerings but somehow didn’t want to spend money on them

@@Hawk_112 b&o h4 is balanced with oluvs eq

@@azarmehmoodkareem8307 yea his eq is great one but i meant without eqing it sorry my bad I didn't say that

The best headphone is Sennheiser Momentum 3👍👍.... best sound and clearest Sound

Haven't heard the 560 but judging by the frequency response graph I bet they'd sound nearly perfect to my ears.

Your spot on

I bought it for 80 pounds today

For 600€ they should

Więc powinieneś był poczekać na aktualizację firmware, która wprowadziła profile dźwięku. Poza tym zgodzę się z Tobą, że pierwsze wrażenie takie właśnie jest tych słuchawek, ale po aktualizacji i wygrzaniu grają zupełnie inaczej. Skoro Olav nie zaktualizował firmware i nawet nie odkrył profili dźwięku, to akurat tą jego recenzję uważam za bardzo słabą.

GIMME ALL DAT BASS UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ

'only 66,68€' . I just paid 61€ on Saturday. These prices are like the equalizer settings. I paid €65 for my sons one a week before that. Imagine what the real price for the manufacturer is. Btw they really can go loud. My guess is that the volume on the headset is not directly coupled to the volume on the BT. (at least on the Huawei tablet that I tested it out with) . Meaning you can go full blast on your phone/tabled and change the volume on the headphones to very low or high, test that. A really weird thing... the first noise cancelling headphones I am trying ... is that my ears are getting sucked in the headphones when switching it on. Probably because noise cancelling is 180 degree out of phase of the original sound. (but that is another discussion)

@@Luke-san Yes. I meant "only 66,68€" because the regular price is 80€ and the Sony XM4 cost 280€ or sth like that from the same German Amazon website. So it's great value for money. In fact Sony's official price is like 370€ so compared to that it's peanuts, awesome price. -I know about the different volume settings, I've tried just about everything. On my S9+ the volume is indeed coupled to the phone's BT media volume. But it's ok, they get loud enough. I'm just used to HD599+O2 Amplifier/DAC on my PC, which can go so loud that my ears hurt and my hearing will be damaged :D. Oh yes, ANC suction... I understand.

​@@Lycosa You see, 'promotions' work. Regular price is only 1 out 10 days, the rest are 'promotions'. My son was also looking at those XM3's or XM4's but like you say the price is a bit insane. On the S9+ , weird I know that sometimes in the developer options you can unlink this plus a couple of other goodies sometimes so check that. Very good that you think about ear damage! I suffer ear 'damage' but not due to bad headphones etc (I laugh a bit at that statement). Mine is TMJ related. I can play my own internal signal generator moving my jaw and some other muscles. No hearing loss at all. A bit weaker in one ear than the other but almost everyone has that. In 9 out of 10 days I have no issues, sometimes it is gone for 99%, but when getting colds etc it can be a not so nice thing. Most people who don't have it don't understand what it is to live with it. You don't look like you have a disability but in fact for some people it is a very serious one. For the headphones and speakers there is more than frequency response alone. To measure is to know but know what you measure. There is phase shift, dynamic range, linearity in dynamic range etc etc . It would be awesome if we could test all stuff for a week and just pick the one we like.

@@Luke-san Yep... that's how it goes. I might have TMJ/jaw problems as well but I don't know for sure. I have issues with earwax accumulation/blocked ears from wax. Such is life. Yes I enabled developer options and looked at them, there were some interesting settings there like Bluetooth audio codec selection, bitrate, quality, etc... I disabled "absolute volume" but there was no difference that I could notice. (y)

I bought the "life tune" for 45€ which are exactly the same as the "life q30". The "life tune" are for retail stores only, the q30 are for online shops only. It's a no brainer for that price.

Amen.

Nah, Android devices suck. I'm Android user for 10 years, used many flagships from Sony Xperia Zs to Google Pixels and last one I had was Samsung Galaxy Note 10+. Finally switched to iOS with iPhone 13 standard. Should have changed to Apple years ago... Everything is better, apart from useless fiddling for no lifers who spend all their time tweaking how the phone looks. Functionally iPhones are far superior. Same goes on PC vs Mac side. I have 4000 dollar desktop Windows workstation and recently bought M1 MacBook Air. It has made me realize how much operating system actually does matter. Apple just does things right. And when it comes to audio there's no comparison, MacOS Core Audio is far superior to garbage Windows mixer. Most people including me did not know this before, despite being a geek... But yeah recently have really started to appreciate Apple's quality, its second to none.

@@teemuvesala9575 I Am opposite. I was using apple devices for 10 years , now enjoying android, actually Huawei mate 40 pro without google services. I still have my apple laptop which I use only to watch movies because of the amazing display. I would never go back to ios again.

@@teemuvesala9575 Apples quality with lack of codecs, universality/compatibility and with closed unreachable system. Backwardness is their point. It must be a dream for audio industry. But on the other hand, it has some potential or usability for many users like cameramans or video cutters, but this is not that case.

@@willianmkd909 That's a very niche use case. Living without Google services is a huge pain. You're using one right now, if you didn't realize.

Yeah, I had one too. The cups were wear out in just a few months. Expensive phones even for €60.

@@jrod8574 Nothing really. The cups simply were rubbish and couldnt be replaced.