Review on Master Dynamic True Wireless Earphones by Angela Cooper

[Background] The reason I bought these headphones was because I was fed up with my Airpods with no sound isolation so I didn't have anything or anything of them in the public could hear. Also, I was looking for a pair that could replace my Shure SE535 so I wouldn't have to use a 3.5mm flash adapter every time. It was very annoying. All in all I was trying to find a pair of truly wireless earbuds with decent sound isolation and excellent sound quality. I tried my friend's B&O E8 and didn't like the sound. [Connection] Although it doesn't use Bluetooth 5.0, I haven't had any dropouts or anything since I got it two weeks ago. When I first wrote this review I thought they only connect to one device. Now I have to fix myself because I just noticed that they connect to my MacBook Pro and my iPhone at the same time. [Comfort] I started with the silicone ear tips that came with the ear tips and after an hour of use my ears started to hurt. . I then switched to Comply foam tips and the problem was solved. [Ton] That's the only reason I decided to keep her. First, they block outside noise quite well. Not as good as Shure headphones or ANC headphones, but good enough for listening to music or podcasts on the go. Noise isolation is even better with Comply foam tips. I have a pair of great sounding headphones like the Beyerdynamic DT880pro and the Sennheiser HD58X Jubilee and I would say these Master & Dynamics sound amazing for their size. The bass is deep, tight and powerful. The mids are a bit wide and slightly bass-heavy for my taste. The high frequencies are a bit shrill, but can be corrected with foam tips. Overall, they're definitely colored like other M&Ds, but I like how they set them up.