Master and Dynamic MW07 Premium True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Earphones Headphones with Charging Case, Tortoise Shell

I scoured the www for true wireless earbuds and Jabra 65T seemed to be at the top of every review list but I was disappointed. I was plagued with connectivity issues and the sound wasn't particularly full so I sent them back.Whilst I was doing so more research I came across a mention of Master and Dynamic. It was a struggle to find reviews and the price was quite high but I bit the button and placed the order.These are without a doubt the best true wireless earbuds currently on the market. The case is beautiful, the charging indicators are brilliant and the buds themselves are superbly made. I changed the outer seal with the bigger one provided and the earbuds to the small version which has resulted in a very comfortable fit. There is no noise cancellation but that doesn't bother me as I want to know what's going on around me and anyway they are very loud!The sound quality is exquisite. When I listed to a singer backed by a big band I like to hear the separation between the double bass and the kick drum which is difficult to achieve with such a small driver. It's also important that the singer is not too far forward in the front of the band and that the trumpets cut through without drowning the strings.I could go on but I'll leave you with the message; if you can afford them, buy them and enjoy the experience.

As others have noted, these are some of the best true wireless earbuds on the market so far, although the sector as a whole has some maturing to do.The build quality is fantastic, with the premium materials (notably the beautiful acetate) integrating well into a solid and sturdy product. I mainly use the earbuds for the gym and commute, where the noise-isolation and great (for true wireless) sound quality can be appreciated. The controls are simple and easy to use and the fit is snug and secure.On the less than prefect front: The battery life seems a little measly, compared to competitors. The fit, while excellent, can become uncomfortable over time due to the in-ear design.

These have excellent sound quality and a nice design using premium materials. The sound is excellent, maybe a little harsh on the high frequencies but much better than most. The downside is the battery life. I had read the specifications and reviews which suggested a 3 hour battery life, however it’s more like under 2 hours which is amongst the worst of any unit these days. They charge quickly in the case however and and are comfortable and secure. If the battery degrades further during use over the next few months then these will be returned before the warranty expires.Edit - after 8 months of infrequent use battery life is now down to under an hour. Very difficult to get any support from manufacturer. Lesson learned, won’t be buying this brand again.Edit - after a couple of years with less than 5 hours of use since new, the battery now only lasts 5 minutes max, sometimes doesn't make it through a song. The manufacturers have been notified several times but take no responsibility. Avoid, not a reputable company and product clearly not tested properly before launch.

These premium earbuds really do deliver on sound quality, coping very well even with bass-heavy challenges such as organ music like Bach's famous Toccata and Fugue in D Minor: as well as having plenty of bass, the soundstage overall is both detailed and spacious. Bluetooth connection was fairly quick with various devices, and then reliable in use.No fewer than five different sizes (XS, S, M, L and XL) of ear are catered for, with the M size of fittings already being attached. As these suited me perfectly, I did not try any of the others so cannot comment on ease of replacement. And inserting the earbuds is very easy, with only a short rotate being needed to fix them comfortably in the ear.The opening experience is similar to what Apple offers. You get a very nice package that's a pleasure to unveil. As the name implies, the Quickstart card is all you need to get you up and running.Any downsides? The price is perhaps the most obvious, although it has come down a bit over the last few months. I'd say that for what you get these earbuds are good value. I also have a pair of the much cheaper Jabra Elite 65t, which are fine with some types of music, but can't hold a candle to the MW07s for classical and other types of music with a very wide dynamic range.The other small negative is the shininess of the stainless steel charging case, which is both eye-catching and a veritable fingerprint magnet! Even if you wash your hands before handling, the surface quickly loses its mirror finish. This is a small point, though.The final point is battery life, where there is both a negative and a positive. The negative is that I find a charge only lasts about 3.25 hours (my Jabras give 5 hours). You do get an audible warning when there is about 40 minutes left, and every few minutes thereafter. The positive point is that the MW07 case has its own battery, which you can conveniently use to recharge the earbuds when travelling.So if you want excellent sound quality from a pair of beautifully crafted earbuds, these should definitely be on your shortlist.