Review on 🎧 Top-Rated Audio-Technica ATH-CKR7TW True Wireless In-Ear Headphones in Black: Unmatched Audio Quality by Justin Miller

far away, so only good for strict music. Sound quality is okay at best, bass is a bit unimpressive and lacks depth, and without EQ offset, highs can get pretty poor at times. There is no equalizer in the app and to get decent sound you really need to fiddle with the equalizer settings in your music apps and also wait some time for them to get better. I use JetAudio on my phone and after some hard work they sound decent along with the addition of Comply tips. The app gives you many audio codec options, but unfortunately none of them have low latency. The included 3D wings seem pretty stable. The USB type used isn't C, so these things can take a while to charge, unlike something like Momentum. the highest I could recommend paying for it. I was disappointed because they came from Audio Technica who gave me my favorite WS990BT set. I got them to replace my broken Sennheiser Momentums and while these suggested retail prices are slightly higher than this, the difference is significant and I would recommend them instead if you could get hold of them. They have USB-C so they charge faster and the equalizer app settings, while not very detailed, are able to produce very rich and detailed bass while keeping the treble crisp. The only thing they do better is the buttons. The buttons feel much better than touch controls and can't be accidentally pressed like was the case with the Momentum.