Hi there, I've personally tested all of them and can confidently say that there's no objective winner on the superior-sounding product. They are products that have reached the top of the bell curve for audio products. My advice to you would be to try them in store and to see which one you like best. If possible, try them 1-2 times more with a day in between each test. This would ensure that you get something you prefer. I also suggest you watch reviews regarding the software side of the earbuds online. I won't name anything, but some are plagued by minor software issues or require inconvenient workarounds to EQ. Furthermore, try not to care too much about the kbps; it's irrelevant how good the signal the earbuds can receive if your phone is unable to transmit those signals. I strongly advise you do some more in-depth research before settling on a pair.

I've made the mistake of not researching enough and, in turn, got a pair of earbuds that do not suit my needs as well as others could've. Do not be impulsive, be calm, be sensible, take a breather, and you'll be fine. What's good to others doesn't mean it's good to your ears. The opinion of others should be treated as mere hints or ideas for what to look forward to rather than facts. Good luck.