Wireless Earbuds Case Battery

[USB] Awsome idea. Wireless chargeing cover case for earbuds.

[8 Hours (BT)] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that these wireless earbuds come with interchangeable ear pieces. They easily stay in my ears. The sound is awesome as well. I also love the color of the earbuds and case. The wireless charging case last long as well.

[Yes] I recently started using the Technics Premium Hi-Fi True Wireless Earbuds with Noise Cancelling EAH-AZ80, and I am thoroughly impressed. The audio quality is truly outstanding, with deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs that make every genre of music shine. The noise-cancelling feature is a game-changer, allowing me to immerse myself in my favorite tracks without any outside interruptions. The earbuds are also incredibly comfortable and secure in my ears, making them perfect for long listening sessions. Furthermore, the battery life is exceptional, and the convenience of the charging case means I’m never without my tunes. I highly recommend these earbuds to any audiophile looking for a premium wireless experience.

[8 lb / 3.63 Kg] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm pretty mixed on these earbuds. I can tell that they are absolutely high quality and made with care towards the design with the case screen being a cool concept, but unfortunately to get the display to do what it does, it has in my opinion made the overall size of case a tab too big. The surface of the case has quality touch but also is slippery enough that I question its longevity . The headphones fitment has several tips to fit but my wife has found all to be not comfortable enough to be worn over 8 hours that the battery could support. My wife commented that her competitors Pro 2 has superior fit to her smaller ear canal. the ear pieces also did not stay in place as well with a lot of movement. The sound quality for the pass-through is lower than competitors Pro 2 with a bit more metallic harshness with firmware 3.5. I have not been fully adjusting all the available EQs; however, given the vast amount of setting possibilities. I love the easy switch between pass-through and noise cancellation on the fly by simply tap my left bud while it's in. The microphone does need to be switched to voice aware during call for the sound to be not muffled in my car speakers. The supplied USB-C to 3.5mm cable to connect to an audio out on anything you want to be able to stream audio from, basically turning the case into a Bluetooth dongle for any legacy device. The case screen replicates what you see in the app and more, including being able to use the screen as a flashlight. The case tells you the battery level of each of the earbuds and the case as well. The case will auto-pause your earbuds by default, but this can be changed.

[8 Hours] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used these earbuds for approximately 3 days so far and I can honestly say I like these more than other earbuds I’ve used, one thing I like the most is how comfortable and how long they lasted compared to others, and how well they stayed in my ear which is surprising because other earbuds usually come out after some moving around so I love that. I used the buds for about 4 hours strait and still had 70 percent battery on the buds which is great. The two things I can say that I don’t like is how big the charging case is compared to others and how the screen on the case drains the battery of the case but that’s something I can get past with how long the battery last. All in all a great pair of earbuds.

[2] Between the sound quality, compact case, ease of use, battery life, and price, these earbuds simply can’t be beat!

[10,000 mAh] I had to replace my AirPod case after it started bleeding battery charge. This new wireless case is very helpful in that I had to just place it on my wireless pad to charge.. holds good battery life and keeps my AirPods charged.. Must have for these work from home situations..

[Stereo] Who knows the Skullcandy Ink D Wireless 2 knows all Things from this EarBuds.But this is the American Version from this.

[Analog UHF ] I've used a number of wireless systems. In this case, we considered adding another Audio Technica 3000 series, but went with AKG instead. I prefer the AKG for a couple of reasons: -The gain before feedback is better. -The display on the mic is easier to see. -For most voices - the AKG sounds a bit better. -Only needs one AA battery and lasts a long time. -Fairly easy infrared frequency setup. -The receiver display background color changes from green to orange when something critical happens, like signal clipping or a low battery. -We have experienced less RF interference with this AKG than some other types. -Digital (like Line 6) can sound better, but on rare occasion, I've had dropouts with digital.

[1.2 V] If, like me, you have a lot of gear that runs on AAs (wireless transmitters in my case), this is indispensable. The independent circuits mean that once a battery is finished charging, you can take it out and use it without disrupting the progress of the others. Turbo-charge is great if you're burning through batteries on a gig and need fresh ones fast (but use it sparingly for the longevity of your batteries), and I find that the battery conditioning mode has improved the runtime of some of my older batteries.