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zimmie said:

tylersdad said:

charlesn said:

Thanks in part to your review of them, I picked up a pair of MW07s and haven't used my AirPods since. Yes, audio quality is a huge step up from AirPods, but that's only a part of the story. For many people like me, the fit of Apple's EarPods/AirPods has never been great, with a tendency for one or both pods to fall out regularly. Those days are over with the comfortable fit rings on the MW07. In addition, they provide a better seal of the ear canal, resulting in much improved bass response--better than you'd ever imagine from an ear bud--and physical isolation from outside noise. You still have enough audible awareness of sound around you, but I can now listen to music at lower volumes since I don't have to blast it over all the exterior noise you hear with AirPods. And finally, the convenient switches on the earbuds themselves--one for volume up/down, the other a multi-purpose switch--are the perfect blend of small/discreet while still being easily usable. Yes, there's the $299 price to consider, but you get a two week trial if ordered directly from Master and Dynamic--just be prepared not to send them back! 

If memory serves, there wasn't much mentioned with regard to the performance of the microphone on those. So how is the mic? Do they work well for calls or for engaging Siri? 

Most of these wireless headphones are complete rubbish when it comes to microphone quality. 

This is an excellent point. The microphones and noise cancellation in AirPods are stunningly good. I currently drive a rear-mid-engine sport car (so the engine is maybe 2' away from my head). When I've used AirPods, nobody on the other side of a call has been able to tell I was driving, even when I have the top removed, windows down, and I take the engine up above 5k RPM. When I do that, it gets so noisy I can barely hear the other person, but they hear me perfectly. It's weird.

nunzy said:

Best Buy is no good at selling Apple products. They know nothing.