beyerdynamic Amiron 300 True Wireless ANC Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3, Black

the Sound quality and fit are amazing for its price point, at first the fit can be a bit tricky but once you figure it out and find the perfect ear-tip size that works best for your ears, you will fall in love with the audio on the earbuds, the battery life is amazing and they charge super fast the bluetooth Connectivity sometimes bug out on my new iPhone17pro but its a known issue on new IOS 26.1 they connect and work flawlessly on my laptop controls are pretty straight forward and the app works perfectly over all This is a Solid product from a reputable company i would definitely recommend them for anyone looking to get amazing audio at a fair price point

- Sensory button makes it easier to waterproof yet it has no waterproof rating. So that's a cost cut. Result is I bat around .500 in getting the earbud to do the thing I want it to do. That's totally unacceptable. Any device that causes you to mess up the simplest most mundane action is junk and was designed poorly. Please delete electronic buttons from earbuds industry wide. It doesn't work because you can't see what you're tapping, so the first tap is 50/50 accuracy, so you often try to double tap to switch audio modes but the first tap hit your ear so you only tapped the dumb button once, so the audio pauses. I mean this istotally and utterly stupid. In reviews, you should trash every pair that utilizes this type of button. - One earbud removes ANC/transparent toggling. Cheap - Phone calls are automatically put into transparency mode. Makes no sense. I should be able to choose these smaller options if I pay 150 dollars. Lots of little cost cutting measures here - I'd like to remove "ANC off" from the toggling so I can just use ANC and transparency, as I never ever desire to use "ANC off." - the only tips that actually stay in and seal are the large ones and they're dull black. Idk why they aren't all red orange, that just kind of makes them look cooler and more expensive. The silicon is very thin so it always inverts when you pull the buds out. That's just slop, I dont like that. They should be slightly thicker so that they don't invert. Attention to detail is lacking in this brand. Not committed to excellence. - transparency is good for playing musical instruments near a fan or AC unit. Putting it on 3/5 really reduces things like wind noises and fans and such - ANC is not very good - I'm never really fully happy with the sound no matter the EQ. The bass is always lacking sensible power because it is trying to appeal to people with taste and people with taste always just separate themselves from what is easy and common to like, which is strong bass without muddiness. That is totally achievable in an earbud half this price as are the missing features mentioned above I bought 2 to rotate because the electronics industry is so miserable these are by far the best option

Great sound but every once in awhile loose connection:(

Sound quality is great for phone calls and listening to videos, although they don't offer total noise cancellation. They stay in your ears during movement. Comparable to Sony and Samsung earbuds.

He estado buscando por audifonos que me den el mejor sonido y la mejor comodidad y debo decir que estos lo cumplen, he probados desde los buds 2 pro de samsung y los 3 pro tambien tienen buena calidad de sonido pero no se quedan en mi oreja y se caen con facilidad y probe todas las combinaciónes de almohadillas y no ayudaron, tambien probes los pixel buds pro son los que mas cerca han estado de que los pueda tener en mi oreja sin preocupacion de que se caigan pero pues si lo hacian ya con unas 2 horas despues de ponermelos pero estos los amiron 300 son tan cómodos y los puedo tener por horas ya sea trabajando o haciendo ejercicio y no se caen y el sonido ni que decir una maravilla.

Good sound, good ergonomic and comfort

When I first saw these headphones, my first thought was, who the heck is beyerdymanic? I almost didn't try them because they're fairly expensive for what I thought was a no-name brand. Looking into them, they're apparently a highly respected and long-standing audio output company. So I took a chance. This is their 2nd stab at in-ear headphones and I honestly think they're really good. Great even. But I didn't start with that opinion. When I first got them, I had trouble putting them in. The manual tells you to put them in tilted upwards and twist them down and in. It took a day or two but I finally got the hang of putting them in right. I also had during this time, trouble with accidentally activating them. The trick is getting used to grabbing them around the outside. Once you do it's not as bad as I initially thought, and I haven't had issues accidentally activating controls, even if I need to adjust them. One big thing is to try the different ear tips. If you find the right one from the variety of options you find they fit really well and likely never fall out. The active noise canceling and pass through audio on these are great, IF you get them in right. If they're not properly in you will get outside audio bleed. That makes it sound like the seal inside your ear does all the work but that isn't true at all. With noise canceling off you can still hear the outside world, just muffled. But with ANC on, just like with most (good) ANC, it clears out background noise, especially constant non-changing sounds like fans, water, etc. It does a serviceable job clearing out most other sounds but isn't perfect, and I've never seen perfect ANC. These are up there with the better ones I've used. I saw someone claiming they're nowhere near as good as over-the-ear Sony XM4s, but they are way wrong. These have ANC nearly as good as those without the benefit of the large cups to help them out. And the pass through audio is honestly clearer by a mile than those. They shine when it comes to sound quality. While they don't come near my HD600s over the ear headphones, being that these are in-ear it'd be a miracle if they did. That said compared to my air pods pro they blow by them easily. They're even surprisingly AS GOOD as my OTE Sony XM4s, which surprised me a lot. I've only had one time where I had issue with them telling me the battery was running low and it was during a long day of cleaning the house and they may have not been fully charged because I found out the case had run out of power when I put them away to charge. The warning comes up with plenty of time because I kept using them for half an hour at least after it started warning me that battery was low and they never cut out before I returned them to the case to charge. The controls are surprisingly intuitive. Tap once to play/pause, double tap to change ANC, and hold down on the left for vol down and on the right for volume up. I've never had any issue with them accidentally sensing they were in/not in. If you pull them out the audio stops and back in it would go back on. I've never had perfect reliability with my airpods when it comes to that. That said the controls can be changed and are ear dependant meaning you can make a gesture for one ear and use the same one for something else in the other ear. (See review image) the app allows you to update and quickly see battery life an change the EQ. I'm not an EQ person, I prefer to hear music as it ws published so I can't say how good or bad it is. These aren't perfect, not at first anyway... they have some quirks you need to get used to but most of that is just user error/learning how they work. The price seemed high at first as 279.99 but the longer I use them the more I'm convinced they're worth it. These are now my go-to headphones when I need wireless ones, even over my XM4 OTE. The sound quality is excellent for in-ear and the comfort and use, once you get used to the latter, is my favorite of all I've tried. All in all a great 2nd try from beyerdymanic.

I really, really want to like these. I have beyerdynamic wired headphones (DT 1990 Pro, T3) and they're amazing, and the brand has a strong reputation, so my expectations were quite high when I got these, and those experiences and expectations are why my disappointment is so intense and why this review is so long. I wouldn't have spent this much time on a review if I had a similar experience with an $8 pair of "Jim's Ear Noise Balls" (apologies for to Jim if those really exist). The initial impression was very good. The case is compact and not bulky in the pocket, the earbud are *very* comfortable, and the sound is very good* (huge asterisk on this to be addressed in a moment), and the app is also acceptable (I don't know any earbuds with a *great* app, so my expectations in this aspect are never very high in this particular aspect). So, now the negatives and why I would strongly recommend almost anything else (unless you only wear them in a small room electromagnetically shielded from the outside world, sit very near the connected device, and have your head clamped in place, then they *might* be ok). Seriously, get the cheapest Bluetooth earbuds at a gas station instead. They virtually refuse to stay connected. They will connect and seem fine while you're holding the phone and case during setup, but as soon as you close the case, put it in your pocket, and start to move around, then they connection starts to drop. It may momentarily come back before dropping again. I was in disbelief and wondering if I got an unfortunate defective unit, but reading comments here and elsewhere show that it's not just me or the specific units I got, but a widespread issue. I expect, but at least hope, that beyerdynamic are ashamed of this product. I check for firmware updates from time to time in the hope that the issues can be fixed with code, but so far that hasn't happened. I do sometimes carry them to use as dummy earbuds if I want people to leave me alone, as again they're very comfortable and the case is nice, but, as I hope is clear at this point, they are astoundingly bad at maintaining connection and functioning as headphones. I have quite a few sets of earbuds from different brands (Sony, Sennheiser, Bose, Nothing, Anker soundcore, JBL, etc.) and *none* of them have connectivity issues when I'm moving about my home, walking to work, at the grocery store, etc, so it's not something about the environment I'm in.

I love these. The audio is superb. The hot button response is great. Love the case feel. My only CON is that the feel of the inside of the case, and the buds themselves, feels a little cheaper than expected? This may be a trade off for the sound quality, maybe it's because it's not a matt/ rubber finish, but think that this could be better in their next release.

Super happy with these, brilliant !

J'ai dû retourner ma première paire car un petit souci au niveau du contrôle de l'écouteur droit. Je les ai recommandé car ils ont beaucoup de qualités. Ma priorité est la qualité sonore et le confort. Positif: - une très bonne qualité sonore au niveau des médiums - une bonne qualité au niveau des aigus - pour tout type de musiques - très confortable - ANC efficace (pas loin des meilleurs) - bonne qualité d'appel - une application très agréable et assez complète - boîtier assez compact Négatif: - des basses un peu manquantes (besoin d'un équaliseur externe). Mais pas plus dérangeant malgré que j'aime beaucoup les bonnes basses (ex: Technics AZ100) - un équaliseur qui n'apporte rien pour les basses - un mode transparent correcte mais qui pourrait être meilleur pour cette gamme de prix - une scène sonore pas super large Si vous recherchez des écouteurs passe partout avec une bonne, voir très bonne qualité dans quasi tous les domaines, ils seront faits pour vous. Si vous n'écoutez que de l'EDM ou hip hop, les basses seront probablement pas assez profondes.

Ich hatte in letzter Zeit einiges Pech mit in ears. Jetzt habe ich endlich welche gefunden die mir 100 % ig zusagen. Der Sound ist super, wenn auch nicht zu brülle laut, aber das muss ja auch nicht. In der Grundeinstellung sind die Bässe etwas flach, aber man kann sich mit dem EQ den Sound super optimieren. Die Steuerung funktioniert tadellos. Die App ist übersichtlich und hat alles was man braucht. Auf überflüssigen Schnick Schnack wurde verzichtet. Es gibt 5 verschiedene Nupsies für den perfekten Sitz. Man sollte ruhig mal unterschiedliche ausprobieren da es durchaus sein kann dass die Passform der Ohren unterschiedlich ist. Jetzt zum Knackpunkt. Das ANC. Ich benutze die Höhrer bei der Arbeit. Das bedeutet ich teste das ANC nicht im Fitness Studio oder im Bus sondern mit Laubsaugern , Nass/Trocken Saugern 1000 Watt und Maschinen Lärm. Das ANC minimiert den Lärm um gefühlte 80 %. Das ist viel, finde ich. Gut, an Bose kommen die nicht ran, spielen aber in der gleichen Liga. Ich bin Top zufrieden. Klare Kaufempfehlung. Update. Jetzt gibt es doch noch etwas auszusetzen: Die Bluetooth Verbindung ist die schwächste die ich je hatte. Wenn es dumm läuft keine 5 Meter. Eine Tür oder eine Ecke reicht schon aus um zu Abbrüchen zu führen. Dafür gibt es dann einen Stern Abzug. Ich habe die weißen deshalb zurück geschickt. An dieser Stelle einmal ein herzliches Dankeschön an Amazon. Im freien Handel wäre so etwas nicht möglich. Habe danach nothing und Marshall ausprobiert und festgestellt was ich eigentlich an den Beyerdynamic hatte. Also hab ich die nochmal in schwarz bestellt. Und siehe da, die Bluetooth Reichweite ist deutlich besser. Jetzt ist wieder alles super und der 5. Stern ist da wo er hin gehört.

Ben je pense avoir le même problème qu’un autre client j’ai l’écouteur droit qui se coupe par moment pendant la musique