In this video, I reviewed the Roseselsa Ceramics Mk.2 (unit sent by CSIZone), and I focused on the stuff people actually care about: fit, features, connection stability, and the default sound you’ll get out of the box. Unboxing is strictly functional—cable and tips—nothing fancy. Design-wise, I like the look, but it feels a bit inspired by other TWS in the market and lacks a bit of personality. Fitment was a bit tricky for me since I needed different tip sizes per ear, and getting a proper seal matters a lot because it affects the ANC performance. For sound, most of my notes were taken on the Pop EQ profile (which I believe is the default). The Ceramics Mk.2 comes across slightly V-shaped with a lot of bass—more rumbly than punchy—and it’s clearly tuned to work in noisy environments like commuting. In quieter places, that bass can get a bit overwhelming with some bloated notes. Mids have some separation intent between midbass and lower mids, but I still heard bloat, and vocals can get a bit metallic/nasal in the upper mids depending on the track. Treble has decent attack and a bit of decay, but it can turn brittle/splashy on brighter masters. Feature-wise, LDAC and ANC are the big upgrades, and LDAC at this price is genuinely surprising. ANC is decent for commuting but not mind-blowing. My biggest issue was usability: I ran into more connection/pairing and latency issues than I did with other sets I’ve used, especially when switching devices. I rated it B- for usability and B- for tonality.