Tiny, well-priced, and well-featured, the 1More ComfoBuds Mini have flaws that keep them from being ideal.
1More ComfoBuds Mini MSRP $100.00 Score Details “Light and comfy, in the ComfoBuds Mini are held back by a lack of sound clarity.” Pros Cons Is smaller necessarily better? Smartphone and laptop makers certainly seem to think so, as they constantly battle to make the thinnest, lightest devices. I’d argue that bigger batteries and better screens would improve those devices more than shaving a few millimeters, but if you’re someone with small ears, size matters.
The lid snaps open and closed with a satisfying precision, and no wiggle or floppiness whatsoever. Magnets hold the earbuds in their sockets with just the right strength: They’re strong enough to pull the earbuds in securely, but not so strong that they make it hard to remove the tiny buds when you need them.
One way that 1More has achieved such a small size is by reducing the clearance between the edge of the silicone tips and the speaker openings they encircle. It effectively eliminates the small squishy zone at the end of the eartips. It didn’t bother me at all, but my daughter noticed it, saying that she could feel the harder edge it created. Four sizes of silicone eartips are included, which should make it easier to get that perfect fit.
Sound quality Considering their diminutive size, the ComfoBuds Mini produce an impressive amount of bass. They’re on par with some of the bassiest buds you can get, like the Jabra Elite 75t. They also have a generous soundstage and very good stereo separation, both of which help to create depth and immersion. But unlike the Jabras, their low-end power isn’t balanced with an equally detailed midrange or high frequency response.
In fact, I heard so little difference between strong and mild in terms of cancellation, I ended up staying with the mild mode. Unfortunately, during my time with the ComofBuds Mini, conditions weren’t breezy enough to test the wind-noise reduction mode. Unfortunately, if you want to hear your own voice or surroundings more clearly while talking, you’ll need to engage transparency mode before placing or accepting a call — there’s no way to switch modes once the call begins. As long as you do that, your calls will feel very natural. You can use either earbud independently for calls and music.
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