Noble FoKus Rex5, 5 Driver True Wireless Stereo Earphone

Name: Noble FoKus Rex5, 5 Driver True Wireless Stereo Earphone
Brand: MusicTeck
Price: 449.0 USD
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Specifications:

5 Driver Configuration - 1 (10mm) Dynamic Driver, 1 (6mm) Planar Driver, 3 Balanced Armature Drivers
Frequency Response - 20 - 40K Hz
Chip - 3091
Bluetooth 5.4
Codec - SBC, AAC, aptX Adaptive, LDAC
Multipoint connection (2 devices)
Playtime - 5hrs (ANC) 7hrs (ANC/off)
ANC, Transparency, and basic modes
Updated Noble FoKus App compatibility with Audiodo integration
Audiodo personalized sound software

(FYI the word "Rex" is defined as "the reigning king" by the dictionary, thus the name Rex5)

The newest addition to the Noble TWS lineup includes the incredible sound personalization software from Audiodo. Audiodo guides the user through a hearing calibration in order to understand the user's hearing ability and personalize the sound profile for the user. Since the QCC3091 chip has memory capability, the personalized sound profile, including any EQ settings, are actually saved on the earbud itself, and therefore the sound profile and EQ settings are played whether or not the app is open on your device, and even if you switch to a different device. An added benefit is that Audiodo personalizes the sound for each ear individually, which means that someone that has a greater hearing loss in one ear will be presented with a personalized sound that compensates for the uneven hearing loss, thus presenting a more centered listening experience.

The Noble FoKus app will also have a much more user friendly EQ in addition to the classic 10 band equalizer.

I have two older Shanling MP3s and this one is really good. Highly recommended!

As the name Macbeth suggests, this IEM is musical and theatrical.

This is a review using the included cable. On that premise. As everyone has said, Macbeth is an all-round IEM with almost no flaws, taking the best parts of the Annihilator for the highs, the CP622B for the mids and sound field, and the Subtonic STORM for the lows. However, I feel that it is not a monitor-like sound, but a musical sound, so I guess that is a matter of personal preference. Even so, as the name Macbeth suggests, it is interesting that the sound is artistic and theatrical like Shakespeare. It really feels like you are listening in a hall. Macbeth is a really good IEM, except for the sound leakage and the price of the upgrade cable. I recommend it!

Simply Amazing

The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness. Midrange is less colored than LPGT but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but it sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.

The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness.
The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially, but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.

Lotoo GT2 maintains Lotoo neutrality with power and grace. Do not judge this DAP until you get substantial hours in. It underwhelmed me during the first several days, but is blowing every other DAP I own away now. I own Lotoo Paw Gold Touch, Lotoo Paw 6000, Sony NW-WM1Z, and Sony NW-WM1A. I listen balanced with Meze 109 Pro, Shure SRH1540, and Sennheiser HD660S2 headphones. It seems as if Meze 109 Pro is made for Lotoo GT2, but all my headphones sound phenomenal. The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier. Treble is so detailed with outstanding resolution, absent harshness. The bass? Good Lord, it is a raging monster only biting off what it should. I have never heard such beautiful bass. This player isn't fully burned in. I am at about fifteen hours. I am told GT2 will get even better. I can't even imagine.

Noble FoKus Rex5, 5 Driver True Wireless Stereo Earphone

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