Audio FoKus Amadeus True Wireless Stereo Bluetooth in-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Sound Personalization

The Noble FoKus Amadeus was honestly such a pleasant surprise. It looks far better in person than in photos: the red finish has a subtle, shimmery pattern that catches the light in an elegant, non-flashy way, and the black lacquer body is equally sleek. Build quality feels excellent throughout. Fit is great for me too, as they sit snugly and stay put even when I’m moving. And the unboxing experience has a real premium touch. Sound-wise, Amadeus leans clean and balanced. The mids and highs are crisp and detailed, giving vocals and strings a lovely presence. The lows are a bit more reserved compared to the top end, but still controlled and tasteful. If you prefer a refined, coherent tuning over heavy bass, this set really delivers. Also remember to check out their app which allows more customized settings and hearing experience! A bonus to me. Quick comparison with the other two I own: FoKus Kama (most affordable): This was my first pair. Super light and can sit over the ear without the “deep in-ear” feeling, so comfort is excellent for long use. That said, both the sound and physical finish feel more basic; the newer two clearly step up in quality and you can see Noble really improves. FoKus Rex5 (most expensive): Pricey, but you can hear and feel why. It has the best noise canceling and overall the most even/consistent sound across the frequency range out of the three. If top ANC and maximum performance are your priorities and the budget allows, Rex5 is the one. I’m more into the reddish color of Amadeus though. It’s kind of a pity they don’t produce multiple colors to choose. Hope these help! The earphones are a bit expensive, but for great reasons to me.

Excellent pair of headphones. Colorful convenient housed in a superior hard colored case plus the many additional tips for individualized comfort is a plus. The sound stage is very impressive but I feel the automatic noise canceling feature is not as strong as the competition Bose ultra earbuds which are far superior. But these are very good pair of earbuds and should last for a long time. I also love the very easy pairing and connection to the phone. The FoKus app though is extremely basic and does not offer many features of choices to maximize all the features of the earbuds.

As a TWS coming from Noble, appearance is the first thing comes to mind and they don't disappoint. Thing looks as gorgeous as you see on the website and it looks just as good in your hands. Now about sound quality: They strike a good balance between musicality and technicalities, when properly EQ. I can tell you that this is one of the best 1DD TWS I've heard, even comparing to wired IEMs. Bass is deep, "oomphy" with a nice texture and body that you can feel right in front of you. It does not mushes into the mids nor the highs. Vocal is warm, sweet. It will satisfy whoever that likes this kind of tuning. Highs are decently extended. They don't sound shouty nor harsh. Soundstage is fairly wide, especially for 1DD. Now about the feature: ANC: It is poor, turning on/off I barely hear anything different. In fact, the passive noise cancelling is lowkey good that I find myself just turning ANC off completely most of the time and still can enjoy my music without being disturbed much from the environment. Transparency is just straight up bad lol. It's peaky, scratchy and makes everything around you sound very high pitched. Connectivity is solid 99% of the time. The last 1% is that sometimes the playback glitches during listenting but it lasts for 1s. I'm pretty sure this would make some people angry because this is not supposed to be happening on a $320 TWS. Battery life is solid. You can listen to this all day from what I test. No conplaints here. Touch control is bad. It works for half of the time and the other half it doesn't. Touching 1 time is cool but 2 times, 3 times will definitely annoy you if you demand precision every clicks because this thing will likely miss it. Comfort: Personally, I have no issue. I use SpinFit Omni for this and they stay on my ears most of the time. My ears are very picky when it comes to anything that plugs into the ears and this one gets a pass. Conclusion: For $320, I think Noble has a really long way to improve this product. I could have given this thing 2 stars but I still love the appearance of this thing. For the sound, it is a good product. But as someone who owns a wide variety of cans from $20-$1300, this one doesn't sound technically better than my $90 Capsule 3 Pro Plus. But it posesses a good kind of tuning and comfort that my other cans doesn't have despite its bulkyness. Functionality wise, it is not a complete product yet. The product has many annoying bugs and glitches on the latest firmware (as of when this review was written, of course) but I will be a good Samaritan today and give it sometimes before the next update few months later. :)

Some bluetooth connection issues on occasion. Best quality sound I've ever heard through earbuds.

I love these earphones! The red and black design looks amazing—super premium and stylish. They fit really comfortably and stay in place without hurting, even after long use. The sound is clear with nice balance, and I like that you can adjust it through the app. If anything, I wish the bass was a little deeper, but honestly, that’s just a small detail. Overall, very satisfied!