Review on Master Dynamic True Wireless Earphones by Robert Prix

O. My. God. This is my fourth or fifth pair of TWS headphones. I have Bang and Olafsen E8, Bragi The Dash Pro, Raycon E70 and Dudious Zeus. The Burley drivers in these MW07s are second to none. The quality of the materials corresponds to the 5-star design and makes it a real premium headphone. If you're looking to spend the extra money it's certainly nice to have a stainless steel case, felt case for the case, solid alloy construction with silicone ear pads that offer the best fit I've ever had. My ears are very picky. In fact, I use a medium earbud on the left and a large earbud on the right and they're incredibly comfortable while being snug at the same time. The acetate finish feels and feels like it's Rayban. From unboxing to instantly pairing with my iPhone. Looks second only to sound and performance. These headphones are OFFICIAL! Even the controls on the headphones are pinned to the top of the headphones, so you don't have to use all of the headphones to pause or change the volume. The controls on the earbuds themselves are inconsistent and complex. You might think they look big, but quite the opposite. I was shocked how perfect they are. The only feature I would have liked is a transparency feature. This is a great feature, especially since I live in New York. I bet the M&D design team had a good reason not to have this feature. If it somehow sacrificed design or sound quality, of course they gave it up. I have reliable information that the only headphones in the same class in terms of performance are the recently released Seinnheiser Momentum Wireless headphones. An audiophile who had a chance to try out the Momentum told me they weren't anything special and compared the sound quality to the E8. The MW07 has the best sound, and when you're spending $300 or more on headphones, it's nice to get all the quality materials and design along with the sound.