Melomania M100 True Wireless Headphones | Cambridge Audio

The next generation of true wireless headphones has arrived with Melomania M100 - our first to include active noise cancellation: bit.ly/meloman...
M100 features extended battery life, so you never miss a beat. Adaptive Hybrid ANC keeps the outside world at arm's length, and aptX Adaptive + Bluetooth 5.3 ensures a stable connection with no interruptions.
Carry iconic Cambridge hi-fi sound with you wherever life takes you.
And don't miss our collab with The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess and outdoor fashion experts Hikerdelic Clothing and Apparel. There's a special limited edition "How High" version of our new headphones in iconic yellow: bit.ly/meloman...
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[@MiniFR12]

I’m very glad to see some new buds. I loved my Melomanias in the past but they sadly had build quality issues - I hope these new ones will stand the test of time!

[@CaptainLaika]

Finally! I've been waiting forever for a Melomania touch successor

[@CORVUSMAXYMUS]

THE BEST PRODUCT IN THIS IEM LEAGUE.

[@mrfrosty3]

I bought these last week and I'm enjoying the hell out of them. They sound really great, the ANC is effective, also fun to use with the Southwark voice prompts. Not my first set of quality earbuds, I also have the Sony wf-xm5 and Final ze8000mk2 as well as a variety of good wired IEMs. I'm using Aptx adaptive with a smartphone, I find them plenty loud at about 30-40% volume.

[@topandrun126]

Just bought it hope it sounds awesome as it looks and not uncomfortable to wear.

[@flatmotion1]

Massive missed opportunity to add any sort of ear hooks or wings to have them properly secured in the ear. I've been wanting to move on from my galaxy buds + for years now but nothing stays in. The Melomania touch were a great option but by the time I discovered them they reached end of life. For my satellite dish sized ears these won't work most likely ...

[@cambridgeaudio]

So far, reviews have all been impressed with how comfortable these buds are. If you order from our website, we offer free returns and a 60-day trial.

[@flatmotion1]

@@cambridgeaudio I am certain that they are comfortable. It wasn't about comfort but about them staying in my ears while I'm doing activity. These might be great for every day life but they will not stay when you're out running a marathon.

[@Setright]

​@@flatmotion1Have you tried Creative? Outlier Pro

[@TomsenSnowskater]

I have melomania touch. I love them. They are the only ones to fit my ears without falling out. The only problem was the connection issues. Have you guys resolved that with the m100?

[@cambridgeaudio]

Connectivity and reliability were major focus areas for M100. We've added aptX Adaptive and Bluetooth 5.3, which provide a more stable connection for interruption-free listening. Good quote here from What Hi-Fi: "We found the M100 paired with our smartphones and laptops swiftly, with no connection dropouts marring our listening experience when streaming from Tidal and Apple Music."

[@TomsenSnowskater]

Thank you. I'm really close to buying them

[@shahinmiah4990]

I bought the m100 few days ago, I absolutely love these, I’ve had all the major brands but these are a sleeper pair of Earbuds packed with tech that undercuts the competition out there (Bose). Hopefully Cambridge Audio release an update so that the m100 has fit seal test and Spatial Audio, I know it’s possible because of the Snapdragon sound

[@barmalini]

Bose isn't that great sound-wise actually, they have the hands down best ANC out there and i love them for it, but for the ultimate sound quality you go to B&O, B&W or Sennheiser, depending on your personal preferences, but never to Buy Other Sound Equipment.

[@LittleMigoStories]

I love melomania ❤

[@Fredo.heavyy]

I need a pair of these for review, can you guys get in contact with me 🙏🏽

[@CORVUSMAXYMUS]

Greetings from Romania

[@sidsheen91]

Lossless via BT? how?

[@cambridgeaudio]

aptX Lossless works with compatible devices to deliver bit-exact, CD-quality audio with no compression, whilst aptX Adaptive automatically adjusts to keep the music going in busy areas like railway stations at up to 24bit/96kHz.

[@mrfrosty3]

Lossless BT has been available for about a year with some wireless buds, a phone that supports those codecs is required. I personally wouldn't recommend buying a new phone just to access a new codec, Aptx adaptive and LDAC sound great.

[@sidsheen91]

@@mrfrosty3 I thought it was truly lossless, kinda like how you get with the hardware plugged in

[@barmalini]

It is still compressed, only with lossless compression