In this video I review the Campfire Audio Orbit—Campfire’s first true wireless—and I go through the unboxing, build, fit, app, and (most importantly) the sound. The packaging is classic Campfire: recycled, simple, and honestly one of the best unboxing experiences in the hobby. The case feels great in-hand, it’s pocketable, and you get USB-C plus Qi wireless charging. My one big “why, Campfire?” is the color scheme—personally it reads like hearing-aid brown/yellow—but the hardware quality is there. Fit is where you need to pay attention. The nozzle is very shallow and there’s a lot of weight out on the shell, so the stock tips are a disaster for me—slippery, too soft, and they break seal. My fix is simple: AZLA SednaEarfit XELASTEC. They’re grippy, they hold shape, they extend the bore a touch, and the Orbit stays put even when I’m running. Sound-wise, the Orbit is the real deal: slightly dark, with a pleasing mid-bass hump and surprisingly detailed mids with great imaging and separation. Sub-bass has real texture, the top end is smooth and rolls off, and the whole presentation sounds big and open. And the bigger point: I actually like that Campfire skipped ANC here—let Sony/Apple win that race, and let Campfire focus on sound, then give us more tunings and price points like they do with wired IEMs.