Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B

Sony
45 Overall Score
vs
Nothing Buds 2

Nothing Buds 2

Nothing
91 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B

35 out of 100 medium confidence 11 reviews

These earbuds receive mixed reviews. Many users praise the sound quality and value for the low price, but a significant number report that the left earbud stops working after a few weeks. Durability is a major concern, with some units failing within days. The angled jack design is often blamed for the connection issues.

Pros
  • Great sound quality
  • Excellent bass
  • Comfortable fit
  • Good value for money
  • Durable for some users
Cons
  • Left earbud failure
  • Short lifespan
  • Wire noise
  • No microphone or controls
  • Poor customer service
👎 Left earbud failure 5
👍 Sound quality 5
👍 Value for money 2
🤔 Durability 5
👎 Wire noise 1
👎 Angled jack issue 2

Nothing Buds 2

88 out of 100 medium confidence 11 reviews

The CMF Buds 2 are widely praised for delivering excellent sound quality, effective noise cancellation, and a comfortable fit at an affordable price. Users highlight the rich bass, clear vocals, and solid ANC performance that rivals more expensive models. While some note the bass can be slightly overpowering and the touch controls have limited customization, the overall value is considered outstanding. The long battery life, USB-C charging, and premium build further cement these as a top budget choice.

Pros
  • Excellent sound quality with rich bass
  • Effective noise cancellation for the price
  • Comfortable and secure fit
  • Long battery life with USB-C charging
  • Premium build and design
Cons
  • Bass can be slightly overpowering
  • Limited touch control customization
  • Case lacks functional dial
  • Case is somewhat bulky
  • No Google Fast Pair support
👍 Sound quality 9
👍 Noise cancellation 7
👍 Value for money 8
👍 Comfort and fit 5
👍 Battery life 4
👍 Build quality 5

Scores

Budget
Sony
68
Nothing
88
Gaming
Sony
42
Nothing
86
Commute
Sony
33
Nothing
81
Travel
Sony
33
Nothing
79
Fitness
Sony
36
Nothing
78
Calls
Sony
30
Nothing
71
Music
Sony
52
Nothing
65

Specifications

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/BNothing Buds 2
Design
Form Factorin-earin-ear
Wearing StyleIn-Eartrue wireless
Ear TipsS, M, L—
Weight0.02 kg★0.04 kg
Audio
Driver Typedynamicdynamic
Driver Size9 mm11 mm★
Drivers8★2
Freq Min8 Hz★—
Freq Max22 kHz★5 kHz
Impedance100 Ω32 Ω
Sensitivity100 dB★—
CodecsSony MDR-EX15LP In-Ear Headphones, 9mm Drivers, BlackSBC, AAC
Noise Control
ANC—✓★
ANC Type—hybrid
Transparency—✓★
Connectivity
Wireless—✓★
Bluetooth—5.4★
Multipoint—✓★
Earbud Battery
Battery Life—13.5 hrs★
Charge Time—0.16599999368190765 hrs★
Fast Charging—10 min for 7.5 hours playback
Charging—USB-C★
Case Battery
Case Battery—55 hrs★
Case Charging—USB-C★
Wireless Charging—✗
Microphone
Microphone✓✓
Mic Count—6★
NC Mic—✓★
Features
Voice Assistant—ChatGPT
Touch Controls—✓★
App—Nothing X
Gaming Mode—✓★
Bone Conduction—✗
Water Resistance—IP55

Pros & Cons

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B

  • Strong comfort (95th percentile)95th %ile
  • Strong sound (91st percentile)91st %ile
  • Strong social proof (90th percentile)90th %ile
  • Below average user sentiment (1st percentile)1st %ile
  • Below average connectivity (13th percentile)13th %ile
  • Below average anc (31st percentile)
  • Below average build (34th percentile)

Nothing Buds 2

  • Strong mic (97th percentile)97th %ile
  • Strong connectivity (97th percentile)97th %ile
  • Strong battery (96th percentile)96th %ile
  • Strong anc (93rd percentile)93rd %ile

Pricing

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B is €24 cheaper (2.6x less).

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B2.899score per dollar
vs
Nothing Buds 22.290score per dollar

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B offers 1.3x better value for money

Sony EX Series MDREX15LP/B

Nothing Buds 2

Verdict

★ Winner: Nothing Buds 2

Scores 91 overall, wins 7 of 7 usage categories and 15 of 34 specs.

Nothing Buds 2 Better at:

CallsMusicBudgetGamingTravelCommuteFitness

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