Fanny Wang WangBuds

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Pros:

Look good, Comfortable, Stay in place
Good bass, Good highs, Comfortable to wear even for extended periods
Deep bass reproduction, Wellconstructed long cable, Low noise leakage, making for excellent listening

Cons:

Weak, muddy bass, Sound like they aren't “in all the way”, Don't get loud
Buds are large, Necessary silicone ear inserts accumulate earwax, Low noise leakage, making them unusable for multitasking

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Last revision on April 6, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Look good, Comfortable, Stay in place
Good bass, Good highs, Comfortable to wear even for extended periods
Deep bass reproduction, Wellconstructed long cable, Low noise leakage, making for excellent listening

Reviewers Didn't Like

Weak, muddy bass, Sound like they aren't “in all the way”, Don't get loud
Buds are large, Necessary silicone ear inserts accumulate earwax, Low noise leakage, making them unusable for multitasking

Expert reviews and ratings

Shawn Sanders 4.0 5.0 The Wang Bud by Fanny Wang are exceptional. The comfort is hard to beat. But...

By GadgetReview on September 17, 2012

Earbud manufacturers have it rough. Just about every portable device has a pair, generally of iffy quality, but included sets have the advantage of being free. Space considerations prohibit large drivers, and the biology and uniqueness of people's ears...

By MacNN on September 15, 2012

Up until recently, sound quality in the main-stream mobile market was more of an afterthought than a design feature. But with the introduction of higher-end audio to the masses (Dre Beats, Monster, etc.), people have begun to realize how a good pair of...

By TechwareLabs on February 11, 2014

The dual-driver arrangement puts a 6mm "tweeter" in front of a 10mm "woofer." It's like tacking a woofer onto the back of a regular earbud. The idea is to give you deeper and clearer bass, and also giving you less distortion in the highs because the...

By soundandvision.com on January 28, 2013

Headphone maker Fanny Wang makes its first foray into earbuds with the WangBuds, and rather than taking the predictable route of adding to the veritable sea of in-ear earbuds on the market, the company instead offers something completely different....

By Beatweek Magazine on December 04, 2012

I regularly listen to music at work as a way to drown out distracting noises or just for enjoyment. The problem is that I don’t normally care for over the ear type headphones and in-ear style earbuds because they tend to block out background noise...

By The Gadgeteer on October 30, 2012