Master and Dynamic MW07 Plus True Wireless Earphones - White Marble

Let me just start by saying that I have very specific needs when it comes to earbuds. Good sound quality is a must, of course. I am an artist, so I do a lot of visual work throughout the day and like to have music or videos playing in the background. Therefore, I need a battery life that allows me to listen to audio nonstop for an entire work day. And as someone with sensitive ears, comfort is extremely important. The mw07's check all three of these boxes. I'm not an audiophile, but I can appreciate great sound quality, and these offer some of the best sound I have every heard. Bass is very present, but not overwhelming, and the overall clarity of the audio is outstanding. I also have a preference for punchy and vibrant audio, which these definitely deliver on. Battery life is amazing, period. Although I was never able to squeeze out the 10hrs they promised, on an average day, I could get up to 8.5-9 hours on these, playing audio nonstop. To top it off, it only takes 40 minutes to fully charge these back up. Therefore, if I'm ever in a situation where I need my battery is low, I can simply take a 15 minute break and come back with another 4 hours of juice. Amazing. The comfort can be hit or miss with most people. For me, after several days of trying out the different tips and fins, I have concluded that the best fit would be the large tips with no fins. Even without fins, the mw07's are surprisingly secure and I can wear these for hours without any sort of ear fatigue. Best pair of true wireless earbuds I have ever tried, hands down. I fully recommend these to anyone who has the money to pay for premium earbuds. (Granted they don't need earbuds specifically for ANC) Some cons to note: Noise cancellation and ambient sound aren't the best, but they're functional. Case is beautiful, but a fingerprint magnet. Also scratches very easily (my case had 5 micro scratches within the first day of use, just from me setting it down on my wooden desk). Bluetooth hissing sound is still present (as is the case in every pair of bluetooth earbuds I have tried) Small ringing sound in the right ear after audio has been paused for 1+ minute. (Only audible in a completely quiet environment. I also have very sensitive ears and can pick up on very quite sounds, so most people might not notice this at all.)

I decided to treat myself to high quality earbuds to replace a $30 pair that I bought several years ago. The price was substantially less than when I looked at these previously, so I jumped on it. The packaging is excellent and it comes with a variety of tips that worked for me. The sound quality blew my cheapies out of the water. So, why the one star rating? I bought these to use during workouts in my gym. Initially I didn't notice the audio dropping out, but subsequent workouts became unlistenable with constant audio dropouts. Unfortunately, I was three days short of the return deadline on Amazon, or they would've gone back. I contacted M&D's and they recommended a factory reset. That didn't work so I contacted them again. The following was the response: "I cannot guarantee that a replacement will resolve this, as Bluetooth can be spotty in especially crowded Bluetooth areas (busy streets, gyms especially) - but we can see if this will do it. The upshot seems to be that these don't work in a gym - which is my sole purpose of purchasing them. M&D is willing to replace the buds, but it sounds like they don't stand by their product's ability to hold a Bluetooth connection when in a crowded gym. Funny how my $30 pair managed this difficult feat. So, if you're wanted something for home or office use, the audio quality is excellent. If you plan on wearing them while moving through the world, make a different choice. Update: Received a replacement set of earbuds and these won't keep a pairing on my ipad or my Samsung phone. There appears to be major problems with this manufacturer. I would love nothing more than a refund, but I'm stuck with very expensive mini paperweights. This is a terrible product and I really don't understand how a company can get away with stealing hundreds of dollars from their customers. Stick with the cheap buds. At least they work.

I have felt cursed with ear buds! My Shure wired bluetooth earbuds have worked the best, but the cord which is between 30 to 50 bucks has to be replaced yearly it seems. If it falls within warranty period, Shure is great about replacing but if falls outside you have to buy it yet again. (They do have a new addition to turn them into true wireless. I purchased this pair and the smaller, slightly less expensive GO model. I loved the smaller ones but two weeks in they stopped connecting to every device in my possession. Some of the comments here reflect that experience. After deciding to return the 07 Go earbud for a replacement, I opened these to try them out. I was so surprised at how much larger these were in comparision to the 07 Go model. One of the great things about the M & D earbuds is that they provide many sizes of ends from XS to XL, so you can get the best fit possible. I take the small ends but thought my outer ear just average in size. They simply wouldn't fit in my ear. They overlapped the back edge of my ear which meant there was nothing to hold them in place and the mere act of standing up resulted in one coming out. (Luckily I caught it!) As a result I can't review the performance other than in general across the entire product line. The originals (and now cheapest) pair of M&W earbuds are simply horrid. They have poor reception, don't hold a charge and otherwise needed improvement. With the addition of the GO 7 and this model all the issues have been resolved in terms of battery life and reception. They are vastly superior. The SS case these come in will be like your refrigerator and show every finger print so plan on cleaning. They do have a fabric travel case to protect the hard case but there is no getting around handling the charging case. The Go 7s held a charge fabulously both the ear buds and the charging cases operated as advertised. I suspect this set would have exceeded even more. The ergonomics just make sense. When you design ear buds where there is a solid surface about the size of a nickel and taps at various locations or the number of taps is responsible for function changes (volume, track forward/back etc) you are going to mess up constantly. It is far better ergonomics to have dedicated buttons to push that is easily felt with your fingers while in the ear such as you have here. Yes the power button has dual features as if you hold it down longer you can manually pair, but that isn't something you are going to accidentally do. So A+ on ergonomics in design. While the trend is away from mechanical design elements and towards "touch" controls or voice controls, I hope that the good old fashioned button will remain as it is far easier to use particularly if like me you have difficulties where loss of sensation makes touch difficult or you frequently wear gloves which really makes the touch controls a pain. I am going to try the "voice" control as I am trying to get used to Alexa, but if my record with the Echo holds true there will be much cursing involved in the learning process! A problem the brand has overall is the lack of customer support. If you have a question or are having an issue, there is an email address where from the language once you supply them with verification that you are under warranty they will replace a defective set. But I could find no tech help line, or even a blog page where customers could post questions/answers and get help from others who own the same product. Amazon's product help line has in my experience been limited to what you can find in the troubleshooting guide from the manufacturer. This has disappointed me greatly because I have already checked out that information BEFORE I sought help from Amazon. I liked this design better than any other ear bud I have owned of similarly priced earbuds. These are the top of the line and definitely attractive. There is still room for improvement as I think most people will find the positioning of this one to be a bit awkward. Making this model slightly smaller in size would improve the fit and overall look while worn. They are FAR more attractive then most earbuds and I appreciate the number of color choices. If you have the $, I would recommend these. BUT keep in mind that there have not been sufficient reviews yet to determine whether they hold up long term or not. I am giving them 4' stars but they may prove to be a 5 star product with the addition of technological support from the company.

I don't know how these fly under the radar on so many headset reviews. The only knock against them I've generally seen is the price. The good news is these are worth the premium. Battery life is phenomenal. Sound quality surpasses all other true wireless earbuds I've found. These are the closest to a nice pair of over ear cans I've used. The passive noise isolation cuts out a lot of noise thanks to the numerous fit combinations of ear tips and fins. I tried the Sony noise cancelling buds but they wouldn't stay in very long, unlike these M&D earbuds. I can wear these for extended periods of time comfortably and they stay put. Adding in the active noise cancellation drowns out the HVAC and background humming of the office environment. Having physical controls on the buds themselves is also a huge bonus. The buds themselves look and feel premium, the materials are top notch. The case is oh so shiney and yes it is a fingerprint magnet. I find myself treating it like a nice piece of jewelry always polishing it. As pointed out by a lot of people it does scratch easy but I find that part of the appeal. The light scratches have given it a nice look. Call quality has also been better than I anticipated, easily beating my old daily drive Galaxy buds and my gym rat unit Jabra elite active 65t. I've been impressed enough with the performance I actually plan on replacing my Jabras with the M&W 07 Go next. Also the range is incredible. I can leave my phone on one end of my house and keep a stable connection for music and calls throughout my home. The one small complaint I have is even though you can use either bud by itself you have to actually pair both buds to do this. Whichever one you take out first will end up being the parent and the opposite will be slaved to that bud. I just leave the right as the parent bud. This is unlike the Galaxy buds which pairs both buds and you can freely use either one. This is honestly a small complaint in comparison to how great everything else is on these buds. Yes these are expensive, as I said in the beginning you truly get what you pay for in terms of excellent build and audio performance.

I adore the design and color choices available for M&D MW07 PLUS earbuds, and read review after review about amazing sound quality, so I pulled the trigger on the Jade Green pair. I bought these intending to dedicate them to times when I want to listen "like an audiophile." (Ugh, "audiophile sound quality" is a much overused phrase at the moment.) On that front they don't disappoint. At all. In fact, I just returned Bose Quiet Comfort buds, for a few reasons, but mainly because I think these and my KLH Fusion buds have "audiophile sound quality" (ugh) covered. In fact, and I don't care if it's blasphemous, I think the M&D MW07 PLUS earphones sound better than the Bose QC. (I like my KLH Fusion buds better, too, btw.) And, unlike the Bose QC, when you wear the M&D MW07 PLUS, you don't feel like you have a McDonald's toy, or an eraser, or the end of a spoon or something, hanging out of each ear. Bonus!!) What I didn't expect was to find the M&D MW07 PLUS would be not just an audiophile 's dream, but close to perfect all around earbuds. Which they are. Close to perfect, I mean. Because: -All day battery -Water resistant -Once I got the right tips/wings, all day comfort (even for these small ears that differ wildly from each other), that stays put -Easy to use. On board real buttons, plus pairing is pretty easy, after just reading the quick start -Feature rich, with ANC and transparency modes, single use mode (which is MORE IMPORTANT THAT TWS EARBUD MAKERS THINK!), in ear detection.... -Superior materials and build quality--beautiful and durable. Some find them awkward looking, but not me. -Sound quality EQUAL TO OR BETTER THAN BOSE QUIET COMFORT. Yes way. What could be changed to make these even closer to perfect: -Add wireless charging -Case less prone to fingerprints -Add a companion app to allow users to customize button functionalities and other settings (and include an equalizer) -Continue to improve ANC and transparency mode (they work, definitely, just not the best I've seen (yet)!). -Price. Truly, these are so great: if M&D could find a way to offer the same style, sound, and features at a lower price point, I can't imagine they wouldn't capture another entire user group and start to completely dominate the tws earphone market. Can't recommend these enough.

Pros: Very clear sound Great battery life Fits great in the ear and barely any suction in the ear Cool volume control Cool looking Can use the case as a mirror if you need to fix your hair Cons: -No customizable app -Noise cancelation doesn't appear to do anything -Bass is sacrificed for clearer sound -Can only use volume control on one earbud and pause only on the other -The case is very easy to slip out of the pocket with no grip or way to connect it to some sort of lanyard I've tested these against the Jaybird Vistas and I have to say, the jaybirds took the cake in my opinion. I like to feel the bass, and with the MW07's I barely felt any bass, the jaybirds have very deep bass (or very light bass with the customizable app) and for about 140$ less. Just goes to show sometimes the more expensive something is doesn't necessarily mean it's better.

After having the original Airpods, I made the decision to switch to Master&Dynamic's MW07PLUS rather than upgrade to 2 or Pro, partly because I wanted to support a smaller business after so many years of giving Apple so much of my money. These headphones are awesome, couldn't be happier with them. First thing I noticed was that the sound was better than my Airpords - it's crispy clear, rich and has deeper bass. The bluetooth 5.0 range is really impressive - I almost walked to the end of my block and could still hear perfectly. They connect seamlessly between my Pixel phone, iPad and other devices. I only have to charge them once a week (at least 30 hours of playtime at the moment) and they charge in about half an hour. Can't say how that will fare in the future, though. But the product feels slightly more sturdy and better made than other buds I've tried - from the stainless steel charging case to the silicone fit wings on the inserts, it all feels like it's going to last longer. Couple of other big pluses for me - you can use just one earphone at a time, and I find these to be more comfortable than my old AirPods. I don't know if it's just my ears but these M&Ds never fall out, especially while exercising (which my Airpods often did) and it barely feels like I'm wearing anything in my ears. Noise cancelling and microphone quality are good. One small thing to take note of - the steel blue is darker and not quite as glossy as it looks in the pics. But overall, these are really great wireless earbuds.

I have been using this headphones for a couple of months now so I feel I can write an educated review. Out of the box these headphones look incredible. The weight of the charging case and velvet pouch make them seem like a high quality product. After determining how to place the headphones in my ear I cranked up the music. I was very impressed with the sound quality of these wireless headphones. Although battery life is decent I don’t feel that they last the full time advertised. Charging in the case is very fast though. After wearing them a couple hours I found them to not want to stay in my ear well. I began experimenting with the different sized wings and ear tips. None included seemed to help the firmest problem I was having. I find them very uncomfortable to wear for more than an hour or so. Working out in them is almost impossible if you’re doing anything more than riding an exercise bike. They just fall out and I constantly have to mess with them and readjust. Noise canceling is basically non existent. This is the biggest letdown out of all the letdowns these premium headphones provide. Loosely set your finger tip in your ear and you will experience the same love of noise cancellation offered by these headphones. Ambient listening mode is only slightly better though it makes things sound very artificial. Connectivity Is kind of a pain. I really don’t like how you can only be connected to one device at a time. This makes it inconvenient when they connect to my phone but I’m trying to listen to what’s playing on my iPad. You have to go in to one device and disconnect and then reconnected the desired device every time. The AirPod Pro’s that my wife owns are far superior in almost every way to these headphones. They fit fantastic whereas the M&D have a poor fit and are very uncomfortable to me. The noise cancelling capabilities were such a let down. I tried liking these headphones very hard. I wanted to like them. They look fantastic and I really enjoy having something a little different instead of another pair of AirPods. I gave them so much time, telling myself I would get used to the fit, but I really don’t think I ever will. Bottom line, just get AirPod Pro’s. They are better in almost every category and real life’s use applications. The fact that they are also about $50 cheaper than the M&D’s makes them an easy winner. I wish I liked them more because they look so much better than the AirPods. Now I’m stuck with them. If these were priced maybe at $150 then they might seem like a better alternative but at about $300 I just don’t get the value for money. Maybe I have a strange shaped ear and these will fit others better. Based on all the reviews I read people seem to get a good fit with them but not me. If you don’t plan on using the noise cancelling maybe you could give them a shot but honestly I just can’t justify spending more than any other wireless ear pods. Because of the lack of noise cancelling I would probably suggest just getting the older model that doesn’t come with the feature since it doesn’t do anything anyway.