Audio-Technica ATH-CKR7TW True Wireless In-Ear Headphones, Black

The audio latency is pretty baffling and the updates don't alleviate it so far, so these are only good for music strictly. The audio quality is kind of alright at best, the bass is a little underwhelming however and doesn't have much depth and without shifting the EQ the highs can get pretty bad on occasion. There isn't any EQ on the app and to get a decent sound you really need to mess around with the EQ settings on your music apps, as well as to expect some burn in time for these to get better.. I use JetAudio on my phone and with heavy tinkering they came out sounding decent, along with adding Comply tips. The app gives you lots of audio codecs choices but none are low latency unfortunately. The 3D wings provided feel fairly stable. The usb type they use isn't C, so charging can take a while on these things, as opposed to something like Momentums.These don't feel like $200 buds and $100 is kind of a rough selling point as well and would be the highest I could recommend paying for them. I was disappointed because they came from Audio Technica, which gave me my favorite WS990BT set. I got these to replace my Sennheiser Momentums that broke and while those MSRP'd slightly higher than these, the difference is major and I would recommend those instead if you could get them. Those have USB-C so they charge faster and the EQ app settings, while not very detailed can deliver very rich and detailed bass while keeping clarity in the highs. The one thing these do better is the buttons. The buttons feel a lot better than touch controls and can't be accidentally triggered like the Momentums did.

i love audio technica, i have 2 pairs of headphones from them, the ath-m50x's and ad1000x's, both sound amazing and have really great build quality, these ear buds have really great sound and follow the sound signature that audio technica is known for but the build quality on these is just not that great, the charging case feels super cheap and the left earbud sometimes cuts out like there is a notification sound at 0% volumeif you were to only listen to music with these, and i mean ONLY, then these would be great if you end up with a pair that work correctly, these have so much latency that it even cuts into the music listening experience because when you change song or adjust the volume you have to wait around 2 seconds for it to actually take affectoverall these are not worth getting, just look somewhere else, the sound quality might be great but that is literally the only thing they have going for them but you have to roll the dice on whether or not you get a working pair or not, and if you want to do anything besides listening to music these are worthless

Setup took too long.Bluetooth linking is cumbersome and best done with the smartphone app.Volume control is crude and there is no upper limit on volume, so sources with different outputs can require turning up the volume or ripping the thing from your ears to avoid deafness. Noise cancelation is acceptab;le but not great.Microphone quality is poor, especially when walking or near moderate background sound.Occasional loss of signal in one ear. Phone calls come out of right earbud only.Overall, meh. Returning product.

These earbuds are the biggest bang for your buck you can invest into for some quality headphones. Never owned Audio Technica products before but I know the brand reputable. Well I'm extremely pleased with quality and sound.Only cons-Battery lifeAnd phone call quality is horrendous and it's only the right earbud.

Had to buy my set at a Dept store because my package didn't arrive money was refunded by Amazon quickly though. They sound great to be honest if you like audio Technicas they are true to the brand. If yours don't sound great take some time to get the fit right. They are much worse if they aren't in your ear correctly. If you need wireless earbuds for things other than music I would keep looking these are for nothing else. The other features aren't great but the sound is wonderful and that makes them worth the price for me

TinnyNo bass terrible sound

While I love Audio-Technica, and whenever my ATH-M50X Headphones give in (4 years with me so far), I'll 100% replace it with another pair. Sadly.... I cannot say the same for the ATH-CKR7TW.Have had them for about half a year now. Got to say, I'm not impressed.Let's go through the good parts first: they are easy to fit in the case, the Audio Technica App helps you finding the last place where you have used them. The sound is Good, but not Audio Technica Good.The Bad:*They are bulky*The Carrying/Charging case is bulky*The carrying case discharges quite fast if you leave your earbuds in it for long enough.*Even with the provided grips, they don't stay long enough in your ear canals when performing medium intensity activities (I've dropped them while shoveling dirt repeatedly in the same day).

Pro: Overall quality is acceptable.Con: Does not fit my ear.Frequent beep during silence between songs. Annoying.Occasionally make a loud blast when playing music.Not recommended for anyone to buy, in any price. I bought an IM03 from ATH long ago so I just want to try their new product. And this one gives me a good reason for never touch any ATH wireless product in near future.