LG Tone Free FN7

My LG FN7's earbuds had an EQ setting called "immersion" that made a lot of different types of music sound way way better because it just made the soundstage bigger and instrument separation a lot more clear, but it sounded pretty decent and made the music feel a lot more "alive", without sounding gimmicky and overly artificial. Sony could probably do that even better.

All this said, the earphones deliver surprisingly effective noise cancellation for the price, for a lot less than you'll pay for our top picks from Apple and Bose. But Anker's slightly more affordable $130 Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro earphones are ready to go out of the box, and earn our Editors' Choice for affordable wire-free noise cancellation. The true wireless LG Tone Free (FN7) earphones deliver quality noise cancellation and audio performance at an affordable price, though they require some tweaking out of the box to get there

Combine that with the fact that it seems like Airpods Pro have had terrible issues with quality and the earbuds lasting maybe half a year before being replaced.The thing that sort of makes me absolutely want to try the LG's is the fact that they're less than half the cost of the Airpods Pro here. The Airpods Pro's are an equivalent of $230 and the LG FN7's are $99... that's a huge difference.

Depends on your priorities. Based on the Airpods Pro as sort of a "baseline" I guess the LG Tone Free FN7's could fit the bill. They're around an equivalent of $100 where i'm at.

My choises were either Sony WF-1000XM3(110€), Jabra Elite Active 75t(120€), LG Tone Free FN7(80€), 1More ComfoBuds Pro(60€), and said galaxy buds live(120€). I gave a look to other chifi buds than 1More, but didnt go for them, since possibly poor warranty, and complete void of proper reviews. In the end I went for LG Tone Free FN7, for good mix of looks, ANC and sound quality.

First they started cutting out randomly and then it disconnected. I tried resetting them and they did work again but it happened over and over again. Had to send them in for repair. I won’t trust LG again when it comes to wireless sound.