Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.4 in-ear headphones with 4-mic ENC, deep bass and IP7 waterproof, 48H playtime (USB-C)

If you want genuinely wireless earbuds that do more than just play audio, these in-ear Wireless Earbuds are pitched around low-latency Bluetooth performance, touch control, and calls that are easier to hear in real life. They also lean into bass, which won’t be everyone’s taste, but it’s a clear part of the design.

That mix—Bluetooth 5.4, automatic pairing after the first setup, and a battery/case package aimed at lasting days rather than hours—makes sense for commuting, gym sessions, and everyday listening where you don’t want to keep fiddling with cables.

The essentials

These are true wireless earbuds (in-ear design) with Bluetooth 5.4 technology and automatic pairing. Once you pair them the first time, you can take both earbuds from the charging case and they connect automatically. The claimed Bluetooth range is up to 15m, and the spec sheet also talks about improved stability and low latency (100ms).

On the audio side, they include a 13mm graphene diaphragm and support AAC/SBC decoding. There’s also an ENC ambient noise cancellation approach using four high-definition mics, aimed at reducing background noise during calls. For music, the tuning is described as boosting bass (claimed improvement by 60%).

What you’ll notice in use

A big part of the day-to-day experience is fit and control. The earbuds use an ergonomic 45° angled semi-in-ear design, and they’re described as distributing pressure in the ear canal. Each earbud weighs 3.7g, so they’re positioned as lightweight enough for longer listening sessions.

They include three sizes of ear tips (S/M/L), which matters because it’s often the difference between “fine” and “I can wear these for ages”. The case is also described as small enough to store in a pocket.

For control, there’s touch control for common actions like volume up/down, previous/next track, answering/ending calls, and triggering the voice assistant. It’s the sort of setup you’ll actually use when you’re out walking and don’t want to unlock your phone every time.

And for a quick reality check: these are earbuds aimed at everyday performance. They’re not positioned as studio-grade listening, so if you’re chasing the most neutral, analytical sound, you may find the deep-bass tuning a bit much.

Calls and noise cancellation (ENC) with 4 mics

For phone calls, these earbuds include 4 high-definition microphones and ENC ambient noise cancellation, with a claim that they can block around 80% of background noise. The practical takeaway is that calls should come through more clearly when you’re in busier environments—think walking near traffic, busy shopping areas, or training sessions with background noise.

However, there’s a limitation worth bearing in mind: no noise-cancelling system can fully eliminate all noise in every scenario. If you’re in very loud or highly chaotic environments, results can still vary.

Battery life and charging, plus the LED display

Battery is a strong focus here. The earbuds themselves are claimed to last up to 8 hours on a charge, with fast charging via USB-C (claimed 1 hour to fully charge). The charging case can recharge the earbuds about five times, which is described as 40 hours of total playtime.

On top of that, there’s a digital LED screen that shows remaining headphone charge and charging progress, ranging from 0% to 100%. If you’ve ever been caught with earbuds that die halfway through the day, this kind of visibility is genuinely useful—even if it can’t replace proper battery management.

Waterproofing for sweat and rain (IP7)

If you’re buying for workouts, training, running, or jogging, the IP7 waterproof claim is one of the key reasons to consider these. They’re described as having a nano coating designed to handle sweat and rain drops.

That said, “waterproof” is not the same as “submersible for long periods”, and the details of what IP7 specifically covers aren’t included here. If your use case involves heavy rain exposure or you regularly dunk them, it’s worth double-checking the exact interpretation of the IP7 rating from the seller/manufacturer before buying.

The charging and pairing experience

Automatic pairing is straightforward on paper: after the first pairing, remove the earbuds from the charging case to connect automatically. Bluetooth distance is stated as up to 15m.

In practice, you still want to consider your own environment—walls, interference, and how many devices are trying to connect can affect performance. Still, for most everyday routines, auto-connection is the kind of “small feature” that saves time.

Final verdict

Buying verdict

These Wireless Earbuds are a solid choice if you want true wireless earbuds with a clear feature set for daily use: Bluetooth 5.4 automatic pairing, deep-bass tuning, touch controls, a battery/case package aimed at multi-day listening, and ENC-style call noise reduction using four mics. They also look designed for active use thanks to the IP7 waterproof claim.

It’s not the best match if you prioritise ultra-neutral audio and the most detailed sound balance, because the focus here is clearly on bass impact. You may also want to skip them if you need guaranteed call performance in extremely loud settings, since ENC helps but can’t magically remove every source of noise.

Quick FAQ

Are these earbuds good for calls in noisy places?

They’re designed for clearer calls thanks to ENC ambient noise cancellation and four microphones, with an 80% background-noise blocking claim. In practice, very loud environments may still affect clarity.

Do they support fast charging?

Yes, fast charging via USB-C is stated, with a claimed 1 hour to fully charge.

How long do they last on a single charge?

The earbuds are claimed to last up to 8 hours, with the charging case providing additional recharges for a total playtime figure of 40 hours.

Do they connect automatically?

After the first pairing, the earbuds are described as connecting automatically when you remove them from the charging case.

Are they suitable for workouts?

They’re described as IP7 waterproof with a nano coating for sweat and rain drops, which makes them more workout-friendly than basic non-rated earbuds.