Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “1More Evo- Audiophile-Grade ANC True Wireless Earbuds”.
What’S up folks how’s it going this watch hope you guys are all doing well, so a while back, we tested out the comfort buds mini from one more they’re, an ultra compact small form factor. True wireless earbud that had built in active noise cancellation. We’Re a big fan of the minimalistic designs, how sleek they were and the sound quality was pretty decent for the hundred dollar price point. But now one more has come out with the evo, a more audio centric higher fidelity version of the earbuds that promises a greater sound dynamic range with lower overall signal distortion. Thanks to the fact that it uses a combination of a 10 millimeter dynamic driver which a lot of headphones in this category is used to provide deep bass and mid-range frequencies, but it also uses a balanced armature, something you found in more compact, earbuds and even hearing Aids that can be tuned to specific frequencies, especially higher mid-range frequencies and a top end frequencies, providing more clarity in the upper spectrum of the frequency curve and in combination with the adac bluetooth codec.
You potentially listen up to three times more details on the evo compared to something like the comfort buds mini. On top of that, you also have adaptive active noise cancellation as well as pass-through mode, so you can actually set the level of noise cancellation from mild to strong and in passenger mode. You can either go through the standard mode or actually amplify voices, specifically in pass-through mode, which is actually quite a unique feature. So that means the pass-through system is going to actively target the uh voice spectrum of the human voice and amplify those. So you can hear people as clearly as possible without taking the headphones off. Furthermore, each butt has three on-board microphones.
Six in total, the evos also come with a qi enabled wireless charging case, giving up to 28 hours of listening time in terms of the battery life. Specifically for the buds they’re rated up to seven hours, with anc off six hours with anc on now, i’ve been using the evos pretty much every day for the past couple of weeks and uh. Based on my experience, the average battery life is around five and a half hours, based on my mixed usage experience with anc on off and pass-through mode now in terms of durability. The evo’s are rated with ipx4 certification, so that means general water and sweat resistance.
So uh they can certainly be used uh for workouts and more active purposes, and you can take them out in the rain if you have to beyond that. You also do have a bluetooth 5.2 support, so you can actually do dual connections with multiple bluetooth devices, using the buzz and in terms of the overall design, ergonomics and comfort aspect of things. I think one more has done a great job of making sure that these buds are super comfortable and secure fitting in at the ears as long as you have the right, ear tips and just supplied with those standard, small, medium, large tip sizes. Furthermore, compared to the comfort buds, many you can see, the design is definitely a lot more bulkier, which is a little bit of a drawback, especially if you want something super minimalistic and it looks like you’re not really wearing any true wireless earbuds, which i think is Still a great highlight on the comfort buds mini, but that trade-off is always going to be sound quality and potentially comfort and security of that fit. Thanks to the larger contour design of the evos, they definitely are a little bit more comfortable in the ear. Canals will probably be a better for prolonged usage, as well as the fact that they might be a little bit more securely fitting in your ear.
Since you have a little bit more surface area to play with, and indeed if you’re going to go through any kind of physically intense related activities running anything with a lot of head movement workouts and things like that now, that’s really! If our initial impressions of the one more evo been really enjoying my listening experience with them, i definitely think that they’re worth the upgrade uh coming from a more budget-friendly true, was earbud to something in the mid-tier range. These are going to retail for well under 170 dollars, so definitely check them out if you’re interested and if you have any specific questions, let me know want to thank one more for supplying us with this review sample and supporting our channel thanks again for watching subscribe. If you haven’t already and we’ll see you real soon in the next one, take care .