Baseus Bass BP1 Pro

Baseus Bass BP1 Pro

Baseus
83 Overall Score
vs
Sony MDR-E9LP

Sony MDR-E9LP

Sony
31 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Baseus Bass BP1 Pro

88 out of 100 low confidence 7 reviews

The Baseus BP1 Pro earbuds are overwhelmingly praised for their exceptional sound quality, especially the deep bass, and incredible value at around $20. Users consistently compare them favorably to much more expensive competitors like AirPods Pro and Technics, noting great comfort, long battery life, and fast charging. Minor complaints include overly sensitive touch controls, limited equalizer options, and a quiet locate-device beep, but these are far outweighed by the positive experience.

Pros
  • Exceptional sound quality
  • Deep, powerful bass
  • Incredible value for money
  • Long battery life
  • Fast charging
Cons
  • Overly sensitive touch controls
  • Limited equalizer options
  • Quiet locate-device beep
  • Uncomfortable stock ear tips for some
  • LDAC codec grayed out on some devices
👍 Sound quality 7
👍 Bass performance 5
👍 Value for money 5
👍 Battery life 3
👍 Comfort and fit 4
👎 Touch controls 2

Sony MDR-E9LP

55 out of 100 medium confidence 10 reviews

The product receives mixed feedback. Some users praise its comfort, affordability, and reliability, especially for those who get headaches from other earphones. However, many complain about poor sound quality, poor fit, and durability issues like one ear failing after 13 months.

Pros
  • Comfortable for long use
  • Affordable price
  • No charging needed
  • Good for headache sufferers
  • Simple and reliable design
Cons
  • Poor sound quality
  • Poor fit for some ears
  • Durability issues
  • No microphone or controls
  • Flat and bassless sound
🤔 Sound quality 6
👍 Comfort 2
🤔 Fit 3
👎 Durability 2
👍 Value for money 2
🤔 Design 2

Scores

Gaming
Baseus
83
Sony
29
Budget
Baseus
82
Sony
50
Commute
Baseus
78
Sony
27
Travel
Baseus
76
Sony
28
Fitness
Baseus
73
Sony
30
Music
Baseus
69
Sony
46
Calls
Baseus
67
Sony
18

Specifications

Baseus Bass BP1 ProSony MDR-E9LP
Design
Form Factorin-earin-ear
Wearing Styletrue wirelesswired
Ear Tips5 Sizes of Ear Tips2x earbuds
Weight0.11 kg0.02 kg★
Audio
Driver Typedynamicdynamic
Driver Size—13.5 mm★
Freq Min—18 Hz★
Freq Max—20 kHz★
Impedance32 Ω16 Ω
Sensitivity—104 dB★
Hi-Res Audio✓★—
CodecsLDACSony in-Ear Earbud Headphones with Remote and Deep Bass, Blue, MDR-E9LP
Noise Control
ANC✓★✗
ANC Typeadaptive hybrid—
Transparency✓★—
Connectivity
Wireless✓★—
Bluetooth6.0—
Multipoint✓★—
Earbud Battery
Battery Life12 hrs★—
Charge Time0.16699999570846558 hrs★—
Fast Charging10 min for 2.5 hours playback—
ChargingUSB-C★proprietary
Case Battery
Case Battery55 hrs★—
Case ChargingUSB-C★—
Wireless Charging✗—
Microphone
Microphone✓★✗
Mic Count6★—
NC Mic✓★—
Features
Voice AssistantGoogle Assistant, Siri—
Touch Controls✓★—
AppBaseus App—
Gaming Mode✓★—
Bone Conduction✗✗
Water ResistanceIP55—

Pros & Cons

Baseus Bass BP1 Pro

  • Strong connectivity (99th percentile)99th %ile
  • Strong mic (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong anc (97th percentile)97th %ile
  • Strong battery (95th percentile)95th %ile

Sony MDR-E9LP

  • Strong comfort (95th percentile)95th %ile
  • Strong sound (69th percentile)
  • Below average user sentiment (6th percentile)6th %ile
  • Below average mic (12th percentile)12th %ile
  • Below average connectivity (12th percentile)12th %ile
  • Below average anc (31st percentile)

Verdict

★ Winner: Baseus Bass BP1 Pro

Scores 83 overall, wins 7 of 7 usage categories and 15 of 34 specs.

Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Better at:

CallsMusicBudgetGamingTravelCommuteFitness