Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.4 with 50H Playtime, 4 ENC Mics, IP7 Waterproof Sports Earhooks
Product description
If you want sport-focused true wireless earbuds that can keep up with training and still sound decent for everyday listening, these Wireless Earbuds (Bluetooth 5.4) are built around that exact brief. They promise a long total playtime (up to 50 hours with the charging case), Bluetooth 5.4 for more stable connection, and a sports fit with ear hooks plus IP7 waterproofing.
That said, this is a mixed bag in the way most value-focused earbuds are: the feature set is clear on paper, but real-world comfort, call quality and sound character will depend on your ear shape and your phone. Worth considering if you’re buying for running and commutes rather than studio-style listening.
What you’re getting (and what it’s for)
These are wireless Bluetooth earbuds designed for active use. The “sport” angle isn’t just marketing language: they include flexible silicone ear hooks, plus different ear tip sizes (S/M/L), to help them sit securely while you move. They’re also IP7 waterproof, and use a waterproof nano-coating approach for use during sports and outdoor activities.
On the connectivity and control side, the earbuds are meant to pair quickly and then automatically connect after the first setup. Touch controls are included for common tasks like play/pause, answering calls, volume adjustment, and voice assistant activation.
A quick micro-scenario: imagine you’re on a run, you pop one earbud out briefly to talk at the gate or when a voice note comes in, then put it back and carry on. The aim here is simple usability—stable Bluetooth connection and quick in-the-moment controls—rather than fiddly button presses.
The essentials that stand out
The biggest “buying reasons” are fairly straightforward: Bluetooth 5.4, long playtime, and call-focused microphones.
Bluetooth 5.4 is included with the listed support profiles (HFP, A2DP, AVRCP, HID). In practical terms, the pitch is more stable connection, lower latency, and lower power usage during transmission.
For battery life, the spec claims: - Up to 10 hours continuous use on a single charge - A charging case that can recharge them around 4–5 times - Claimed total playtime of up to 50 hours - Full earbud charge in about 1.5 hours - Case charge via USB-C in about 2 hours
Sound and calls: where “good enough” matters most
Sound is handled by 13mm dynamic speakers, positioned to create a wider sound field and “HiFi stereo” style listening. If you’re mainly streaming music, podcasts, or audiobooks during workouts, that’s likely to feel fine—especially if you’re not chasing the most detailed treble.
For calls, there are 4 ENC noise cancelling microphones. The claim is that ENC noise reduction helps reduce environmental noise and echo, improving clarity of your voice in real-time calls.
Keep expectations realistic though: ENC can’t cancel everything (wind, very loud streets, or far-away placement can still affect calls). It’s more of a “help” than a miracle.
Fit, comfort and waterproofing (the sports bit)
These earbuds use soft silicone ear hooks intended to fit a range of ear shapes, with S/M/L ear tips to improve the seal. If you’ve ever had earbuds work on the sofa but then loosen during jogging, the earhook design is the type of feature that can make or break the experience.
IP7 waterproofing is also a notable inclusion for running and outdoor use. It’s aimed at sweat and getting caught in light rain, rather than being a dive-grade device. Still, for everyday active wear, it’s the right direction.
Controls and daily usability
Touch control is built in and described as “high sensitivity”, covering: - Play/pause music - Answer/hang up/reject calls - Volume adjustment (+/-) - Switching between music functions - Activating the voice assistant
A lot of wireless earbuds struggle with touch sensitivity (too easy or not responsive enough). This one is positioned as responsive, but you’ll still want to see how it behaves with your phone in day-to-day use—especially if you’re sweaty or wearing a thin hat/helmet.
Technical overview (what to check before buying)
Tech specs
- Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 5.4
- Supported profiles: HFP, A2DP, AVRCP, HID
- Battery: up to 10 hours continuous use (earbuds)
- Total playtime with case: up to 50 hours (claimed)
- Charging case recharge: around 4–5 times (claimed)
- Full charge time: earbuds in about 1.5 hours (claimed)
- Case charge time: about 2 hours via USB-C (claimed)
- Speakers: 13mm dynamic speakers
- Microphones: 4 ENC noise cancelling mics
- Waterproof rating: IP7
- Fit: silicone ear hooks and ear tips in S/M/L sizes
- Charging connection: USB-C
Also worth checking: true wireless compatibility depends on your Bluetooth device, so “works with most Bluetooth devices” is the right level of confidence, but it’s still sensible to ensure your phone/laptop supports standard Bluetooth audio.
When it makes sense (and when to skip)
It’s a good fit if you prioritise training-friendly earbuds with a secure in-ear sports design, you want long battery life for the commute and gym, and you care about call clarity enough to look for ENC microphones.
It may not suit you if you want ultra-precise, audiophile-grade sound or you’re very sensitive to touch controls (some people prefer physical buttons). Also, if your ears don’t like earhooks, no amount of claims on comfort will fix the fit.
Mini FAQ
Quick answers to common questions
How do these earbuds connect? After the first pairing, you remove the earbuds from the charging case and they should automatically connect to your device.
Do they support calls with noise reduction? Yes, they use 4 ENC noise cancelling microphones, designed to reduce environmental noise and echo for clearer voice sound.
Are they suitable for running? On paper, yes: they’re built with flexible silicone ear hooks, different ear tip sizes, and IP7 waterproofing for sports and outdoor activities.
How long does the battery last? The listing claims up to 10 hours continuous use, and up to 50 hours total with the charging case.
Final verdict
These Wireless Earbuds look like a sensible value-for-money pick for running and everyday listening, mainly because the battery life claim, Bluetooth 5.4 stability angle, and ENC microphone setup all target real daily pain points. Just be aware that comfort and call performance are always partly ear- and environment-dependent—so if you’ve struggled with earhooks before, you may want to think twice.