Monoprice Monolith M-TWE review: in pictures
Bluetooth wireless earbuds are very popular today with many new models launching with active-noise cancellation support. These headsets typically fall into the $200 range, but Monoprice checks all the features for just $100.
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Monoprice Monolith M-TWE retail package and contents
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Earbuds in the charging case
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Charging case compartments
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USB-C charging port
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Included silicone gels
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Carrying pouch and USB-C cable
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Monolith M-TWE earbud 1
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Monolith M-TWE earbud 2
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Monolith M-TWE earbud 3
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SoundID audio preference test
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Sound preference results
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Hearing test results
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Test for SoundID
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Qualcomm aptX selection
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