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★★★★
4 months ago
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When Audio-Technica (A-T) introduced its ATH-TWX9 wireless earbuds in 2023, I was impressed by their sound quality, design, and features. But it was their comfort and noise canceling that really stood out. Unfortunately, so did the price. At $299, they’re among the more expensive options. It seemed to me then that A-T probably could put the best parts of the TWX9 in a set of earbuds that cost less. Apparently, A-T felt the same way. One year later, it debuted the ATH-TWX7 for $199. The question is whether A-T made the right choices regarding which features to keep and which to omit. Now that I’ve had a few weeks to try them, I think the balance is almost perfect — especially if you’re picky about sound. Here’s my full take. I really like the way the TWX7 look. A-T has chosen a mix of colors and finishes that make it appear as though the earbuds (which come in three color choices) are built on a metal housing. It’s a ruse but a convincing one. All the parts are, in fact, plastic. Much l...

Bold design; Comfy and secure; Intuitive, customizable controls; Detailed sound; Top-notch noise canceling;

Mediocre battery life; No wear sensors; Hard to hear your own voice clearly;

Digitaltrends
★★★★
4 months ago
Audio-Technica ATH-TWX7 review: ultra-comfy noise cancellation

When Audio-Technica (A-T) introduced its ATH-TWX9 wireless earbuds in 2023, I was impressed by their sound quality, design, and features. But it was their comfort and noise canceling that really stood out. Unfortunately, so did the price. At $299, they’re among the more expensive options. It seemed to me then that A-T probably could put the best parts of the TWX9 in a set of earbuds that cost less. Apparently, A-T felt the same way. One year later, it debuted the ATH-TWX7 for $199. The question is whether A-T made the right choices regarding which features to keep and which to omit. Now that I’ve had a few weeks to try them, I think the balance is almost perfect — especially if you’re picky about sound. Here’s my full take. I really like the way the TWX7 look. A-T has chosen a mix of colors and finishes that make it appear as though the earbuds (which come in three color choices) are built on a metal housing. It’s a ruse but a convincing one. All the parts are, in fact, plastic. Much l...

Bold design; Comfy and secure; Intuitive, customizable controls; Detailed sound; Top-notch noise canceling;

Mediocre battery life; No wear sensors; Hard to hear your own voice clearly;

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